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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1915
Page
2
An ad promotes Papen Diapepetin as a fast safe remedy for stomach issues including gas indigestion and dyspepsia. It extols its harmlessness and effectiveness, urging readers to keep it on hand and recounts a mock dialogue about the word tautology and aviation as a humorous aside.
Fragmentary lines hint at a dialogue about holiday tasks and personal energy. The text references an average man and comparisons with others, but details are unclear. The readable content suggests a reflective or satirical piece on social expectations during holidays.
A Louisville KY case from Coulville cites Mrs. J. M. Resor detailing refusing surgery after doctors suspected an tumor. She attributes her recovery to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, noting improved sleep, energy, and ability to work. The ad emphasizes confidential responses from Lydia Pinkham Co and urges readers to seek medical advice if ill.
War dispatches describe a tentative quiet around Soissons with expectations of renewed heavy fighting. Western fronts see sporadic artillery duels, with German offensives noted and French counterattacks at La Fère and surrounding towns. Eastern reports emphasize Russian advances in East Prussia and Austro-Hungarian strains in the Carpathians as casualties mount.
A garbled report claims General Gutierrez left Mexico City with most troops, leaving 6,000 in the capital. The State Department seeks clarity on whether he plans to abandon the provisional presidency and form an independent government, amid questions over 10.5 million pesos in treasury funds and the fate of key Carranza and Obregon factions.
A newspaper appeal urges women to consider kidney and bladder trouble as a risk to overall health. It promotes Swamp Root by Kilmer Co as a healing aid, offering a free sample by mail and advertising available bottle sizes at drug stores.
Pat arrives hungry from the Emerald Isle and asks a waiter for meals. The waiter lists prices for breakfast a quarter, dinner thirty-five cents, and supper twenty cents. Pat then asks for his supper.
A tall, lanky passenger from New York to Philadelphia annoyed his companion with a long journey. At Trenton a pause led the first traveler to stretch his leg, prompting the other to warn that such a move could cost double fare or force a private compartment.
Dialogue reveals a tense exchange about a bank dispute between Robinson and Jackson with a reference to past balance loss and trust questions. The fragment hints at financial trouble and strained relations impacting a business or personal dealings.
A muddled collection of witticisms notes people roasted by neighbors would not pay fuel costs, a man laughs at his own joke but not truly, and a vocallats a girl who can sing a baby to sleep when it stays awake. One half of the world doesn't care how the other half lives.
A reader reports severe nightmares from coffee, claiming Postum cured insomnia and nerves after switching entirely. The letter extols Postum in Regular and Instant forms, noting easy preparation and affordability, and urges others to quit coffee for health.
Governor Williams proposes abolition of the capitol commission, creation of citizen committees to inspect building progress, and ex officio oversight of construction. He recommends constitutional amendments, tax and education reforms, convicts work plans, and a leaner state government with streamlined commissions and courts.
Dr. F M Masters of Ardmore appointed president of Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee. Fifty boarding students to be housed on the fourth floor of the administration building while dormitories are built. School to open in fall regardless of girls dormitory completion. Convention votes per capita tax of $1 per church member for university funding. Churches statewide pledge support to the funding effort.
Fragments promote Skin Cure products such as Cuticura and Hap ford s Dalsam of Myrrh with stamps, free samples, and beauty promises. Includes an ad for Red Crows Tall Blue wash day product and barber services. Notes older marketing tones and multiple brands with dubious claims.
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