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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1915
Page
2
A cluttered ad page promotes dyspepsia cures and tonics, touting a “Terally shore” remedy and “Vaye's Diapep fin” with a call to keep medicines at hand for stomach upset. It blends medical claims with testimonials and miscellaneous household hints, including kidney pills and bitters.
Mrs Marvin Malay of 01 CokQuhane Street Danville Va reports ten dollar trial of Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound eased her female troubles. She praises restored health and urges neighbors to try the remedy, noting forty years of testimonial support and confident responses from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
Readable sections describe a vast collection of dishes and ingredients. It mentions items like chicken with gort, celery salad, and various desserts, plus instructions for frying, boiling, and assembling components. Named entities include Amblempn, Chan tilly, Pepper, and several dish names. The text blends cooking steps, ingredient lists, and menu ideas in dense OCR style.
A dated craft piece describes creating durable storage boxes for toys and keepsakes. It details lining and decorating boxes with bright fabrics, padding, and ribbons, plus sewing and crochet embellishments to transform plain containers into attractive organizers for a child’s room.
A vintage note discusses vivid yellow dantileons on green tones and the shift toward plainer carpets. It emphasizes matching wall papers draperies and carpets for color harmony, noting washable options and the merchant's guidance on tone and room fit.
A fragmentary description notes a stonecot garment with a faint black vine stripe, a bie collar, Byronte Walste style elements, and striped black fabric. It mentions a watch, gold thread outlining, and gold enameled buttons, with mixed materials and elaborate decoration.
A Victorian note on silk care explaining why silk wears out faster than cotton and wool. It describes avoiding perspiration damage, washing with neutral soap, careful handling, and the use of oxblood or white dyes in a gentle wash to keep whiteness. White silk gloves and undergarments are treated as delicate and costly to maintain.
A garbled health note advises using peroxide and ammonia to clean the mouth and stop biting habits, claiming it prevents growth and suggests applying butter to the scalp to stop swelling and prevent bruising. It also urges posture by lifting the chin and keeping shoulders straight to avoid bending or slouching.
Antereating describes coats with prominent tawny color and large tempera rugga patterns. Fringed hems frame the bottom and cape section that drapes over the sleeves, while camel lining edges the wide collar. Details focus on decorative trim and structure.
An old advertisement for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters promises to tone and regulate the stomach and bowels and boost overall health. The piece then shifts to a satirical aside about a “genteel man” who opposes women’s suffrage yet shows support for votes for women, sparking dialogue on persuasive powers and quieting opponents.
A vintage advertisement promotes Knowlton's Danderine claiming it beautifies hair by cleansing dust and oil while stopping dandruff. It promises immediate shine and, over weeks, new hair growth all over the scalp, urging readers to buy a 5 cent bottle from any store.
A fragment suggests a woman seeking faith and solace after marital strain turns to a fortune teller for guidance. The line hints at gendered perspectives on marriage and consolation without further context or detail.
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