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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1914

Page

10

Afro American Cullings and Race Matters Reflected

A long survey outlines migration to Liberia, education efforts by missions in West Africa, and the need for skilled immigrants. It covers high school construction for colored pupils in Washington, aging residents in Boston, malaria statistics, black church cooperation, and notable figures in London theater licensing and Greek diplomacy.

Liberia Starr Pro- Tomor Starr Therath Liberian Register the African League Liberia Times Liberia Recenter the Guide West Africa Protestant Episcopal Methodist Episcopal African Methodist Episcopal Lutheran The Christian Missions Epiphany Hall Chicago Inter Ocean Senate Central High School Eastern High School Washington Star Congress Colored High School Washington

Cardus touted as a tonic for women’s ailments in Georgia letter

Lumpkin Ga Mrs G W Booth describes suffering from chills fever and weakness and says Cardus the woman’s tonic saved her life. She claims quick relief from left side pain and fatigue and urges others to try Cardus, noting decades of success and letters of gratitude from users.

Tardul Cardul Cardut

Trial Order Dialogue in a Passenger Carriage

An exchange unfolds between a steward and a passenger as they discuss dinner and an item on approval. The passenger appears withdrawn, gazing at the sea, while the steward insists on serving something for approval. The scene conveys tension over a simple transactional choice aboard a voyage.

Poignant Exchange Sparks Laxative Ad Parody

A fragment recalls a wartime quip about a boy heading to the front and a punchline set in a hotel. The text critiques tone shifts while advertising a laxative. it notes two certain things in life birth and death, then interrupts with a dated jingle about Tibet Gale Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.

Tibet Gale Pierce

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