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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1915
Page
7
An advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a trusted digestive aid for over 60 years. It urges readers to try a bottle and notes the genuine product bears the private stamp over the neck.
A Yonkers Statesman quote claims Terie Brixte of Wrhater county is the only woman in Missouri who can silence other workers, a remark attributed to Shuts Them Up.
Hasford organizes Valsain 06 band for accident response with Ady coordinating efforts and public safety teams. The event centers on emergency readiness and community support as officials work with local groups.
Fragment from a religious sermon discusses Jonathan and his armor bearer leading a bold attack on the Philistine forces. It analyzes faith, leadership, and courage, praising Jonathan as a model of divine trust. The piece remarks on biblical context, character, and lessons for believers in confronting danger.
A garbled, ad like column touts Dodson Liver Tone as a safer alternative to calomel for liver and bowel cleansing. It claims quick morning relief, no cramps, and boosts energy and ambition while arguing calomel damages the liver and weakens users. Many name checks and dubious health claims fill the damaged text.
An old advertisement extols kidney cleansing with red Salta a salt made from grape and lemon acids. It claims overwork weakens kidneys, causing back pain cloudy urine and insomnia. Readers are urged to buy four ounces of Salta to flush kidneys and relieve urinary and bladder disorders, with testimonials and product branding.
A quarrel over a wife’s public speaking arises as Mr Meekton favors shaping her views on Romnics and sociology to suit a throne, contrasting with the idea she might hate and retreat to a bedtime stork. The dialogue hints at domestic tension and ideological pressure within a household.
A vintage household notice advises keeping Halvens of Myrth by Hasford for quick relief from cuts, bruises, and eoraine. The copy urges prudent housewives to have a hottie on baud Ady, implying ready readiness for common injuries at home.
A 1910 Youth's Companion report describes a single sugar pine in the Inland National Forest California yielding $9010 in payment and furnishing a two mile long two foot board walk. The tree totaled 15009 board feet valued at about $5258 thousand feet, with officials noting no other national forest timber has ever fetched such a high price.
A creaky old ad explains California Syrup of Pigs as a safe laxative for constipation in children and adults. It warns to avoid counterfeit syrups and notes directions on the bottle for proper use. The piece also mentions a separate Athens street search for a bonwit man and a brief, baffling anecdote about Diogenes.
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions a grand sum for jewelry and a reference to an attorney, but readability fails. Names, dates, or clear actions are not evident. The snippet appears to be a damaged page piece with scattered phrases about illness, time off, and a legal-cost figure.
Fragmentary text mentions naval service and acting roles including titles such as lieutenant and admiral in a honeymoon themed option. No clear events or entities to verify.
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