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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1915

Page

7

Message From Washington Warns Mexican Rebels To Unite Or Face War

A lengthy Washington statement voices alarm over revolutions in Mexico and calls for unity to avert internal warfare. The missive warns that if Mexican factions fail to join, U S forces may intervene to prevent further devastation and protect neighboring nations.

Washington Alt Taotione Mexico Preel Wilkor United Hinter Menton Ville Carmine Zapate Gard Centea Steslen Evei War

Six More Americans Killed Amid War News Inaccurate

Captain Land of the Winifred reports that six Americans were assassinated near the Fanuco of forts after an incident involving Villieta soldiers. Sebastian is the newly elected mayor of Los Angeles, with Charles E. Sebastian as chief of police, amid accusations of an election plot and a narrow 1000 vote plurality.

Mouston Lient Green U. S Sacramento Fanuco Ferts Oncar Land Winifred

Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Gentle Liver Cleanse

Advert reads that calomel makes you sick and urges using Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer option. Claims it cleanses liver and bowels, improves digestion, and prevents health harms. Realizes money back guarantee with testimonials and pharmacist support to urge purchase.

Hamileen Dodson AC Cent Dodson Tate Hartmleen

Wild Shooe Token Of Subjection In Wedding Customs

Fragmentary notice recounts brides being “subject to her lord” in historic wedding rites. It mentions shoe kicking, pulling off the shoe over the bride’s head, and a symbol of subservience tied to marriage. Also notes early parachute and invention funding and a church anecdote about a deaf woman seeking a nearer church.

Martin Luther

Advancing Hand Care and Wartime Home Front Tales

An ad extols Cuticura hand treatment for red rough skin with a free mail sample offer. The page also shares a wartime stage scene about soldiers knitting for a one legged comrade and a humorous exchange about an eastern pretender. The crowd jokes about a Panama expert and the Akdinpond of Bat in a playful skit.

Akin Hook Cuticura Oston Panama Thu Bat

Diversion. A Delightful Passing Tale of Two Gentlemen

A fragmentary reminiscence recalls two old gentlemen sharing a light dispute about a war memory. The piece conveys mood and wit rather than a clear event, leaving specifics vague while preserving a genteel tone.

Janice

Hanford's Balm Advertised For Poison Ivy

An old advertisement touts Hanford's Balm as a treatment for poison ivy with claim of prompt relief after first use. It notes income from multiple sources via advertising subscriptions and owner profits from sold balm, alongside mention of low dog meals and price rings.

Hanford Uiree

Ghove’s Tasteless Tonic Promoted To Fight Disease

An old advertisement fragment touts Ghove’s Tasteless Tonic with claims of joy in health due to added quinine and iron. It references various testimonials and cautions readers about crowd influence while urging use for gala purposes.

Defiance Tame Money Defiance Starch CO Omahs, Nebeasks

Reading of Jury Indictment in Railroad Case Breaks After Fire

A November jury session began with the panel canvassed for a short duty. The proceedings included witnesses and remarks from several individuals, including defendants and local officials, as the case unfolded amid a tense courtroom atmosphere.

Fragmented OCR Note Reflects Poor Readability

A garbled OCR passage references a person and family, with unclear names and places. It mentions a wife, a heat line, a legal or civic context, and scattered fragments about a public notice or record, but most details are unintelligible and cannot be reliably interpreted.

Unmaker of History and Territory Canvasser Role

Fragmentary excerpt references a canvassing occupation and a historical directory context. The phrases point to a figure involved in unmaking or challenging established histories, with mention of a lady and a station or novel context. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.

Tirretory Canvannir

Flow of Language and Folk Speech in Rural Dialogue

An excerpt showcases a rustic exchange between a farmer and a companion noting the value of language. The speaker humorously critiques refined speech while endorsing a practical balm, Hanford's Malsam, for sprains and other rough tasks. The tone mixes dialect and everyday rural life to illustrate communication styles.

Cotton Boll Soap Promises Easier Wash Day

The old time advertisement touts Cotton Boll as a leading naphtha laundry soap for hard water and dirt removal. It claims a pleasant wash day, clothes protection, and a lighter soap experience, noting shorter hours for women in a historic promotional tone.

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