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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1915
Page
7
An advertisement extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as made from pure ingredients and a general tonic for the stomach liver and bowels. It claims to aid digestion and promote health and strength, urging readers to try a bottle today.
A garbled pasted pastiche recounts a humorous incident about a stubborn trader and a wager with the law, mixing blurred dialogue on paying debts and a vendor’s trade with a New York Sun aside about political arguments. It blends anecdotes about travel, a stubborn purchaser, and a rail of unrelated conversations.
An eight year old and his famous lawyer father are described in a tale of a court visit. The boy recalls how the father impressed the jurors and nearly moved them to tears, while the mother notes the father's impact.
The fragment suggests a conversation about creating an automobile museum in the country. It notes London already has one and imagines an amusing, atomlike place where cars perform funny tricks, highlighting a playful tone and speculative intent.
In a sharp critique, the piece laments unnecessary pity poured on a meek underdog figure named hushanda, highlighting cultural bias and the cruelty of condescension toward resilient outsiders.
A compact study of David and Jonathan amid Saul's jealousy, tracing divine protection, court intrigue, and the moral path of prudence. The piece notes Jonathan's courage in defending David, Saul's rage, and the belief that God used peril to refine faith and virtue. It highlights themes of envy, governance, and divine sovereignty.
A fragmented piece outlines Humane Sunday on May 21 promoted by the American Humane Association and allied groups. It calls clerics nationwide to observe the day and highlight the need for welfare and protection of children, with references to various officials and programs and assorted anecdotes.
An old advertisement suggests Cutlours Soap plus Cuticura Ointment to remove dandruff and irritation. It hints creams and emollients for scalp health and invites readers to mail a book for more details, listing a Boston postal address and ad slogans.
Fragmentary 19th century text notes a deadly romantic episode, referencing a fatal flirtation that ends at the marriage altar. It mentions remedies for children and bunions, with faded ad like lines about Castoria and Hanford's Balsam. The legible portion suggests a cautionary tale framed as moralizing commentary.
Mr Alry and Mrs Ada Hull recount severe abdominal and back pains and intense urinary distress. After trying Carrul, a bottle eased pain, rebuilt strength, and led to six years of better health with no medicines since.
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