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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1914
Page
6
An elderly patient recalls long struggle with female ailments and relief after Cardui treatment. She credits Cardui with restoring health and notes her brother’s condition improved after similar use. The piece presents a testimonial style claim of women’s tonic effectiveness and history.
Fragmented text pundits about indigestion and stomach issues. Mentions foods to avoid and remedies, with scattered references to names and places, lacking coherent narrative or clear events. The piece reads as garbled OCR with stray brand names and phrases.
An old time remedy glowingly touts Sage Tea and Sulphur as a natural solution for greying hair. A druggist claims the mix darkens hair evenly and easily when applied with a comb or brush, restoring fullness and shine by morning.
An editorial discusses racial tension and public health in Atlanta, urging whites to address the living and educational conditions of Black residents. It argues that neglect fuels crime and disease, and urges supportive steps toward better standards of living for African Americans, linking health to social reform. The piece cites reformers, university figures, and national voices urging policy changes to uplift both communities. It also notes Harvard linked figures and broader southern attitudes toward race, labor, and education amid postwar reconstruction dynamics.
Dick Woods recalls a Milwaukee fight buildup with Cyclone Johnny Thompson and a midweight challenger. He describes an old trainer foretelling a champion but notes the matchups ran to shorter rounds, with Thompson winning early in the second round.
In a fragmentary exchange from the Boston Transcript the wife and Fib discuss double windows and pride in practical measures. The dialogue hints at neighborly judgment and concern over potential disruption while contemplating home improvements.
A cryptic OCR style note references Mac-Whare and MIT Ttpln't, mentioning alty dub and Judee in a terse, unclear line. The fragment hints at a location or project tag but lacks full names, dates, or a coherent event.
A reader recounts years of illness blamed on coffee and credits giving it up for Postum. She describes pale appearance, stomach issues, headaches, and fatigue improving within a week after switching. The testimonial promotes Postum as a healthy coffee alternative and cites The Ad. to Wath: ville. as context.
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