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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1916
Page
3
An ad promotes Papen Diapepeptin tablets claimed to instantly ease indigestion gas and upset stomach. It asserts quick relief within minutes, enabling normal eating without souring after meals, and urges readers to buy a large bottle from local stores.
A collage of rustic humor and domestic scenes unfolds from a village page. A donkey’s mischief prompts a landowner to threaten action while a husband and wife discuss frugal living and fuel costs. A lawyer and a vaudeville style exchange closes the slice of local life.
A woman credits lack of funds for health improvement after rejecting costly stomach cure claims. Narratives recount years of treatment, shifting to Postum which relieved pain and insomnia. The Postum Company promotes two forms, cereal and instant powder, sold by grocers.
A retrospective on battles and events from early 1915 as forces clash in Flanders and the east. Russian advances and defeats, German and Austrian movements, and Allied efforts ripple through Cracow, Transylvania, and the Vistula region. Reports note food relief, diplomatic notes, and naval actions amid global war.
A collage of notes mentions rapid homing pigeons traveling a mile per hour, a skeleton nine inches shorter than a living person, Louis XVI’s first coffee cup in France costing 294 pounds, and inventions from pneumatic armor to an umbrella mounted electric fan. Also noted are a Liverpool seaweed product for film and paper, a water fire and germ proof claim, and reference to a Mexican Aztec intoxicant.
A marble like Pocahontas tribute is presented to the White House couple by the Pocahontas Memorial Association. The bronze-like statuette stands 18 themes high and was crafted by Willan Ordway Harteldge of New York for Jamestown commemorative display.
Vintage medical advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It warns against harsh treatments like castor oil and calomel, claiming the fruit-based remedy cleanses the liver and bowels and eases a sick stomach, with directions on the bottle.
An ad from Ruthin New York claims Mrs A L Crawford of Modfield Minnesota was cured of Bright's Disease after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. The testimonial describes swelling in legs and eyes, worms, and recovery following the trial. The ad promotes Dodd's Kidney Pills and related products with pharmacist-prescribed timing.
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