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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1915
Page
6
An unnamed man arrives in Winwell as his gut travels away by strange means. A friend sits with him while he asks about the day and wonders what happened to Wednesday, in a puzzle-like scene from Milteburgh Clarion Telegraph.
Grandma used Wyeths Sage and Sulphur to darken hair naturally and evenly. A drugstore bottle promises easy use and fading grays by morning, with a comb applied strand by strand.
Officials from the treasury commerce and state departments plan a conference with South and Central American ministers in Washington to discuss credits and trade. The goal is stronger US relations and more American banking presence in the region, potentially challenging London as a trade hub.
London reports a second Dunkirk air raid closing the year with the sinking of the British battleship Formidable in the Magnusson or Magnish channel after a submarine attack. Only about 150 crewmen rescued. eight officers among the saved. The loss adds to heavy wartime casualties as Royal Navy vessels face intensified attacks on the French coast.
British and allied war bulletins report a marked Russian advance on multiple fronts. In northern Poland the Huszlais reportedly captured German trenches and prisoners, suggesting the German assault on Warsaw has been checked. Southern Poland and Galicia show further Austrian losses with vast prisoners and matériel seized.
The year opens with continuing stalemate across Europe as Austrians retreat in Galicia and Russians push into Poland while German and Russian leaders persist on the upper Vistula region. In Flanders and France fighting wanes amid artillery exchanges with French and Honthead making advances toward Steinbach and territories near Noyon Argonne Meuse.
Charles S. Whitman, newly elected governor, began his term in Albany at the capitol. He presented his resignation as district attorney of New York County to himself and, after acceptance, named Charles A. Perkins of New York as his successor.
Martial reports say 4000 followers of General Carranza defeated 6000 troops led by General Efeniio Zapata brother of Emiliano Zapata and Andrew Almazon at Tepeaca northwest of Tepehuacan Puebla. The four hour battle ended with a defeat for Zapata forces.
A medical discussion cites cramps and a lesser known theory. Dr Guettich proposes cold water irritates the inner ear labyrinth causing sudden paralysis like a knockout, risking drowning without aid, especially in perforated ear drum cases. A legal quip contrasts jury bias with paralysis.
A fragment notes knitting socks for soldiers and references Yootan and Hin Lower Extremity. The casual text mixes gendered remarks and possible slang, without clear attribution or event dates.
A reader describes severe headaches and rheumatism from coffee. Quitting coffee and using Postum led to relief, with rheumatic symptoms gone and digestion improved. The letter promotes Regular and Instant Postum products from Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
Oakley Kentucky resident James McDaniel suffers from kidney and bladder disease after overwork and strain. He reports pack pain, burning, sleeplessness, and rheumatic pains but credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with permanent relief after physician treatments failed. Advertisement offers free household hints music and recipes.
The article honors Margaret Knight, noted inventor who died recently. It credits 87 patents and a Washington patent office portrait, citing early work at age twelve on a stop motion loom safety device and later inventions in rubber, cotton, and shoe machinery.
Puck notes a dialogue on current government form with Autobug admitting unease about the system but uncertainty on how to fix it while Positica asks how to respond to the present stance.
A quip about a surgeon misidentifying a patient and misdiagnosing appendicitis with a sting of financial irony. The exchange suggests a punchline on mistaken diagnosis and patient deception.
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