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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1915
Page
7
German air raid damages Sandringham and several Norfolk towns. A Zeppelin was shot down by a warship near Hunstanton. Bombs hit Yarmouth, King's Lynn, Cromer and Beeston, destroying homes and injuring several with two deaths reported.
Washington officials and Carranza agency head Eliseo Arredondo denied reports that Zapata forces won a battle on the Mexican Inter Oceanic railway or that Zapatista units halted General Obregon's march to Mexico City. Dispatches from Vera Cruz claimed Zapata defeats and captures of locomotives and supplies.
The rivers and harbors appropriation bill passed the House 224 to 81 funding over 14 million dollars and moves to the Senate. It largely preserves existing projects with major sums for the Mississippi River 7.887 million and Missouri River 1.25 million while excluding new projects. Representative Calloway urged recommitment to report a 4.785 million limited appropriation.
A Prohibition era style ad extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe liver remedy that replaces dangerous calomel mercury. The copy warns of calomel's sickness risk, bone necrosis, and digestive harms, while promising a gentle, vegetable alternative with a pleasant taste.
A 1900s style advertisement claims falling hair is caused by dandruff and promises a transformation after using Knowlton's Dandeline. The ad asserts hair will regain luster, become wavy, and show new hair growth within weeks.
A quirky exchange features a boastful remark about Nine Funabouts and the paradox of endless growth. The speaker, Croley, asserts the impossibility of continual increase no matter how long the effort lasts.
An old styled ad extols Cuticura Soap and related emollients for skin scalp hair hands and general care after hot baths. It offers free samples by mail and lists Boston as the address. The copy includes quips about domestic life and a light joke about a mislaid egg and marriage.
A Canadian propaganda piece profiles three homesteaders who moved from Britain and Scotland to Western Canada. It shows capital gains, land values, and farming success in Underhill Ontario to Alberta and Saskatchewan settlements, arguing wage concerns are solved by self reliance and farming.
The passage notes Bismarck’s sarcasm about soldiers versus politicians. It quotes his remark that soldiers have clear instruction and obedience, contrasting with diplomats. It highlights the disciplined mien of the guards and their uniform behavior in society.
A garbled account describes a courtroom scene where a witness claims misdeeds by one of the boys and a misdirected confession leads to tense exchanges. A caustic remark about earned mercy ends with a warning about financial penalties and paternal advice.
A garbled passage mixes distorted animal names and foods with political commentary. It mentions peanuts and tomatoes in an unclear context, referencing an unnamed speaker unable to identify familiar items and expressing frustration with incomprehensible politics.
A real estate agent landed a client for a desirable property but frightened the tenant by mentioning land exposures. The uneasy moment highlights how caution in disclosure matters in property deals.
A fragmented dialogue mocks playing gull and dressing it up with wit. The text contrasts being active with being finished and remarks on a handsome woman tied to vanity and appearance.
A fragment suggests Jones is described as a tired businessman with remarks about Bocker No and a red lack of business. The text is unclear and fragmentary, offering little verifiable detail.
Mrs Magete Durbin of 200 Victory Blvd Little Rock Arkansas suffered five years with chronic gut ailments. After trying various doctors and medicines with no relief she took Peruna and improved after two bottles. She endorses Peruna and invites inquiries for details on her recovery.
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