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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1914
Page
6
A garbled ad claims fast relief from indigestion and stomach distress using Papap Tluyupein, urging readers to order for home use. The piece shifts to a wartime lobby scene where a man recounts a recent incident involving his daughter, a bystander, and a sudden wind event, ending with a puzzled response from a child.
An elderly Kentucky farmer praising Dodd’s Kidney Pills after twelve years of use. He cites relief from backache and bladder inflammation, noting his age and farming life. He invites publication and offers to provide a picture. The ad text also includes other product pitches and stray anecdotes.
A homemaking tip describes a simple rack system to hold plates and utensils. Wood strips with holes form a wall mounted cage for drip drying, while a separate rack idea stores knives and spoons over the kitchen table. The method promises faster, tidier dish cleanup.
A woman champions bright color and cheerful patterns to transform a kitchen into a pretty room. She cites Holland as inspiration for a sunny yellow wall, deep Prussian tile woodwork, and blue sash curtains. A glass-tiled stove and a geranium centerpiece finish the look. Frozen custard with almonds recipe follows, detailing milk heat, egg mixture, almond prep, and freezing steps.
A short note describes an easy method to crisp uncooked ready-to-eat corn. Place the corn into a common popper, heat over a stove, and shake for several minutes to reach a single serving mount.
A terse exchange centers on Mr. Cumrox as the speaker warns against contradicting him about Christmas gift checks. The dialogue shows power dynamics and a charged mood as the scene unfolds. The exact context and setting remain unclear from the fragment.
A collage of vintage notes on Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, shoe adaptations for comfort, and whimsical anecdotes. Items include a hospital care shoe bag idea, a postcard exchange about surgery outcomes, and Beatrice’s piano theory lesson anecdote, illustrating period domestic life and practical curiosities.
A reader recounts stopping coffee after headaches and switching to Postum. The testimonial claims Postum cured the head pain and improved health, praising its look, scent, taste, and benefits. Advertisements note two forms Regular and Instant Postum and urge grocers to stock, with the slogan There's a Reason.
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