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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1915
Page
6
An advertisement touts Sage Tea with Sulphur as a natural darkener for gray hair promising a single use hides gray, with claimed effects after two applications. It sells Wyeth's Sage and Sulphite remedy for 60 cents, and claims dandruff and hair shine benefits.
A vintage style ad urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a harmless laxative for children. It touts quick relief from constipation, fever, stomach ache, and general illness, claiming it cleanses the stomach, liver, and bowels and makes a “well child again.”
A church letter delivery to Portugal was hindered by heavy weather delaying the post. The carrier’s intended mail run faced detours and late arrival, affecting the letter’s shipment timing.
A vintage health tip piece urges heavy water intake to cleanse kidneys and relieve symptoms described as dull kidney ache backache and urinary discomfort. It promotes Jad Salt and lemon juice mixtures as a cleansing remedy and suggests regular use to keep kidneys active showing dated medical advice and potential noxious claims.
A fragmentary note recalls a birth on April 2 with quirky captions about love and jealousy. It hints at character labels and playful wording, reflecting a dated newspaper style and persona.
A detailed dispatch outlines U S warnings to Mexico amid disease and famine fears in Mexico City. It notes troop movements toward Veracruz, naval dispositions in tropical waters, and the risk to 15000 foreign residents as the Washington government presses for protection. Typhus fever spreads through Tampico while diplomatic tensions rise with General Obregon's forces preparing evacuations.
Italy shows placation amid Vienna tensions as direct negations begin between Austro- Italian leaders. The outcome remains unclear. diplomats doubt any decisive results have emerged though talks have started.
A vintage advertisement claims tin applications of Catherine remove dandruff and stop hair loss within ten minutes. It touts rapid scalp comfort, new hair growth in weeks, and a glossy, abundant look. The copy urges buying Knowlton's Panderine for 26 cents to prove hair can be restored.
Two corduroy wearing attendants in a London gallery pause before a picture of a lovely girl beside two ugly bulldogs. They misread the caption and debate the title, with one muttering about a catalog entry while the other pretends to see beauty in the scene.
A curious device is described a Watch Uni t with a wheel for revolutions and a dial showing years months and days. The text jests about revolutions in South America and marriage vows, noting quirks of lovers and collectors in a humorous tone.
A mixed fragmentary article discusses Sir Lankester and a controversial claim about a discoverer, then reports on a New York hospital's forthcoming announcement of a new cancer serum and its expected impact. It also inclusively cites a historical quip about water and a Kentucky student. The piece weaves commentary on scientific pursuit with a slice of era journalism.
A quirky snippet features banter between spouses about family roles and a touch of spring fever. It wittily notes a father’s death and a dismissive joke about cooking, hinting at a humorous domestic exchange from a bygone style.
An article extols a new armor plate and reports on experiments claiming high resting power in a certain class of material. It discusses potential destructibility, health limitations, and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic to improve digestion and vitality amid weakness. It urges readers to start using the product immediately.
Malaria, dangerous to children, is reduced by mosquito research on vectors and inoculation tests. Italian observations show mosquitoes spread bird malaria like human malaria, leading to safe, productive lands. Debilitating sickness declines as knowledge and methods are applied, improving child health and organs harmed by chronic malaria.
Dialogue overheard about a dangerous automobile trip. Mrs Styles complains to Jenkins as she warns against driving so fast over rough spots. Jenkins retorts about her husband having left ten minutes earlier, leaving the conversation tense and domestic.
In a London Tatler spoof style, a dialogue mocks wartime devotion and daily life. Characters joke about churchgoing versus weekday usefulness, contrasting pious acts with practical loyalty during conflict. The piece satirizes public virtue amid ongoing war.
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