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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1915
Page
7
Readable fragments describe a variety of dishes and methods including rolling dough with butter and maple sugar, date and nut bread, cinnamon bars, fruit turnovers, and cheese sauces. The text references hard-to-read lines about pudding, salads with beets and spinach, baked bananas, potato salad, and rice croquettes, with hints of dairy, nuts, and spices.
A wry exchange recalls a dinner party with thirteen at the table. The quarrel centers on fate and superstition as the husband and wife playfully frame their meeting as the turning point of their marriage. The banter ends with a light, conspiratorial note about luck at gatherings.
A fragmented breakfast menu section offers a gem muffin recipe with cornmeal, sugar, baking powder, salt, milk, butter and a dash of malt, plus a cucumber salad with celery and chopped cucumber centers dressed in a pale dressing. Also described are raised crullers with milk and cake, and a pepper relish made from red and green peppers onions sugar salt and vinegar boiled to a finish.
A terse instructional excerpt explains a method to suppress yawning by pressing the chin and tongue in a specific way. It frames the technique as a practical tool to endure long, dull lectures or conversations, framed as a harsh but enlightening remedy.
Formulated as a sensational product warning about calomel a mercury compound said to cause sickness salivation and liver damage The copy promotes Marmione Todaci s Liver Tone as a safe alternative claiming it cures sluggish liver and restores health without groaning side effects The ad urges refunds if not satisfied and highlights alleged dangers of calomel and quicksilver style language from a historical period leaflet
A muddled tale describes a turtle in a moral community court setting where jurors accuse the reptile of misdeeds. The verdict orders the creature hanged by the neck until dead, provoking laughter as executioners prepare the rope and the crowd questions the jury’s competence.
A fragmented 19th century letter from Dallas, Oregon recounts severe menstrual pain and weight loss, claiming relief after using Cardul. It describes improved sleep, regained health, and renewed strength following four bottles, with an endorsement urging other women to try the remedy. A separate clipped line hints at ongoing peach negotiations.
Fragmented OCR shows a baby care claim with cleansing and healing ointment references, plus a stray note on a reformer and India cotton crop estimate of 4,000,000 bales. Names, dates, and clear context are absent due to garbled text.
The garbled text presents a historical style narration with numerous unreadable phrases, mixed names, and partial references to people, places, and possible events. The fragmentary content offers no clear incident, date, or outcome to summarize.
Tulsa woman Mary Wyatt credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for relief after years of stomach and digestive trouble. She reports improved health and urges others to try the product with an absolute guarantee.
A Minneapolis resident credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after two years of illness. The letter from Mrs Jane Astin describes severe symptoms improving after using the remedy, and the ad urges other women to try it, noting the company will answer letters with confidentiality.
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