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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1915

Page

6

Free Advice Mailer Targets Sick Women In 19th Century Pamphlet

A dubious advertisement promises free medical guidance for women describing Lydia E. Pinkham style remedies. It touts confidentiality and broad access by mail, urging readers to request a free pamphlet while weaving in scattered notes on coal production and generic health claims. The text is a garbled OCR fragment with numerous typographical errors and nonsensical insertions.

Tom Yoni Tomas Arkhowy Pinkham Aedicine Co Lynn Lydia Gonorad Distri Exponalee

Silent Rites of a Child and a Teacher Note

A classroom tale describes a student’s quiet curiosity about a mysterious spell of names and words. The teacher responds with calm humor and a moral, hinting at hidden meaning in language and the weight of learning beyond mere memorization.

A Different Matter Whew Sou Dont

In a muffled dialogue a speaker denies preachment on the subject of relationships. The exchange hints at personal tension and a request to clarify a topic during a meeting.

Fragmentary Notice From Messy OCR

The readable portions describe a miscellaneous court or public notice with garbled names and phrases. No clear event date or involved organizations are identifiable from the fragment. No definitive outcome or action is discernible.

International Sunday School Lesson Overview For March

A compact summary of a religious lesson plan covers the period from Joshua to the Prophet Samuel. It outlines themes of disobedience divine deliverance and questions for discussion. It suggests classroom activities including character studies and a hall of fame style display with figures like Deborah Gideon and Jonathan to illustrate lessons and contrasts between leadership forms.

Chacher Joshua Telon Baul Narek Gideon Simos Rar Uels Dehoran Mamool Allah Asd Rath Ming Yrnon Joonthat Faure Lermel Gort Burl Hever Borin Kingdom of Sault Republic of Gui Jonas Porter Torrey Jesus Aking & Miawine Hall of Flower Deborat Muth Simeet Jonathan Xieen Juels Debora Barak Sleera Garvat Angel Manosh Saumon Nace Hub Cepha Aron Virion Ely Samuel Saul Nahash Ervatrescos Derael

Allied Losses at Dardanelles Highlight Naval Fight

The British fleet suffered losses in the Dardanelles as two ships were sunk by Turkish forces. Survivors were moved under fire after an internal explosion onboard the Heuve, and current carried explosives drifted onto Allied ships. British and French vessels sustained damage across the action with forts at Kepehs bay Kilid Bahr and Chanak engaging. Russia reportedly occupies Memel, signaling a possible broader eastern push.

Landon Ahe Giant Tinkaid Hermans Dardanelles Hatte Craiver Gautoly Brition Kephes Bay Kephet Point Narrows Kilid Bahr Chanak Mamet Prussia Fprimain Hermans Poland von Hindenburg Imponathta

Fraudulent voting alleged in Terre Haute election case

Testimony alleges 22 votes cast in one day with pay for each vote. Witnesses describe a training scheme at police headquarters and lists of voting places and numbers. Officials named include Fred Elsner, KE Talbott, and Chief Hatier. defendant pleads guilty to related counts.

Tadianapolla A. Recon Fred Elsner Terre Haute Witmas Eisner Maid Biener Haute United States Frank Dailey Votice Hatier Talbott Sity

Turkish assault on American mission reported at Persian outpost

Dispatch from Djuke Persia says Turkish commander Raghib Bey led seventy Askaris in an attack on the American mission at a city where fifteen thousand Orthodox Christians sought refuge. The order forced three priests and two deacons to move the mission as soldiers roamed the streets.

Petrograd Djuke Persia Wosinit aM¢ial Aremiah, Mehemed Raghib Bey Askaris Comand Deasons Inove Minion la Deaton

Vicar to Wed Twice More Amid Odd Church Row

A curious morning scene finds an English vicar summoned to perform weddings after a parishioner insists on new marriages. The curate discovers the couple’s resolve to remain as they are, while a separate incident at a bank features a talkative caller with a bald head and a charity cigar. A third flash shows a wary man cutting ties with life insurance and book agents who press for friends.

Fort Plain Field Mystery Tangled Flight Narrative

An aviation tale recalls Harry Atwood landing near Fort Plain New York after traveling from Et Louie to New York. A crowd asks where he is and he is told he is in Charlie Knolls pasture. The quirky fragment blends advertisements and stray lines about Castoria and cough remedies amid miscellaneous dialog.

Harry Atwood Et Louie New York Fort Platn Atwood Charlie Knolls Pasture

Digestive health and banking changes in postwar notes

The text discusses Federal Reserve Act regional banks aiding member banks to improve loan quality and contains unrelated medical advice touting Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a tonic. It blends economic policy with promotional health statements, citing digestion and general health as linked to well being and appetite.

Nature

Peculiar Speech Turns Court Into Comedy

A court clerk misaims at a witness spelling name with letters as he theatrically misreads the chain of sounds. The exchange ends with a humorous remark about a spelling miscue and a mispronounced name.

Cortesnot Ottiwell Wood Ladies’ Howe Journal

Dodson's Liver Tone Endorsed Over Calomel Scam

An advertisement condemns calomel as dangerous and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, mercurial free remedy. It claims calomel causes bone decay and sickness, while Liver Tone cleanses the liver, cures headaches, and restores vigor. The copy asserts a money back guarantee and urges public trust in the product.

Dodson Dodaon

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