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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1915
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR describes the makeshift use of perforated paper for gunpowder ignition and rapid burn dynamics. It narrates the modern powder’s behavior during firing, with references to artillery, improvised devices, and battlefield dialogue about dangers and demonstrations.
A Real Source of Health notes that the stomach is a true health barometer and that poor appetite signals possible overload of the stomach liver and bowels. It suggests assessing daily function and considering a trial of remedies to restore balance.
Advertises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic to help Nature restore regularity and normal strength throughout the system, urging readers to buy a bottle today for improved health.
A fragmented verse tale presents Solon and a fool debating wisdom and editors with garbled speech. The mock dialogue questions knowledge, authority, and the press while weaving absurdities about poetry, lobster bags, and missing sense.
A garbled passage recounts a bizarre scene with a caped figure and a talking dog. The dialogue centers on mistaken identity and a strained attempt at humor as a foot is set near a state. The text reflects muddled OCR quality and unclear narrative coherence.
President Wilson in Philadelphia hinted America’s stance toward German methods amid a wartime inquiry into a Cunard Line ship struck by a single torpedo. The coroner’s inquest heard testimony about Captain Turner and crew actions, the vessel’s sink and casualties, as jurors weighed whether war-era aggression justified a broader response.
A report notes a death resulting from the Lusitania sinking on May 7, 1916, caused by torpedoes from a German submarine. It condemns the act as a breach of international law and calls for accountability of German authorities and naval command.
Captain Turner attributes the Lusitania damage to a single torpedo while arguing the ship’s engines were out of commission and cannot be stopped. Churchill cites limited destroyers as reason for merchant vessel escort policy as Britain guards transports. President Wilson calls for peace while condemning Germany. execution date for Frank is set in Georgia for murder.
Judge Martin, a young Chicago lawyer, gains an intro to Judge Gary who tried anarchists. A billiards contest reveals nerves and skill as Martin's misplay contrasts Gary's calm, with social tension and a rolling run at the table. The servant mocks society as trouble brews with a wary, uneasy crowd.
A garbled advertisement for a malaria remedy touts a tasteless tonic with quinine and claims of quick relief. The text mocks misleading claims and references a vow to avoid false advertising while critiquing fashion and romance metaphors embedded in the sales pitch.
A humorous neighbor exchange unfolds as a weary parent laments a sleepless night. The other resident offers a tepid congratulations, noting no one else admits to getting a full night alone, highlighting shared fatigue and social awkwardness.
The notice touts Hanford's Balsam as a fast healer for cuts sores burns lameness and other external ailments. It urges keeping the remedy in every home and presents a domestic advice tone from Ady.
A fragment suggests a wartime setting with a nephew addressing an uncle about his war participation. The exchange notes politeness and wounds as yet unfelt, hinting at reputations formed from attitude toward women in his family.
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