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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1914
Page
6
Mrs Bowen of Arritts Va-Mra recounts suffering 20 years from womanly troubles and credits Cardus with rapid relief after starting the tonic. She reports renewed energy, urges others to try Cardus at their nearest drug store.
A reader testimonial credits Grape-Nuts with restoring strength after nervous breakdown and dyspepsia. The letter from a Battle Creek reader describes initial disbelief, then relief after adopting Grape-Nuts as daily nourishment, claiming it rebuilt the stomach, nerves, and overall health.
Rebels press toward the capital as peace mediators begin talks at Niagara Falls. Carranza delegate to sign for constitutionalists, while Huerta clings to plenary power. evacuees retreat from Saltillo and Tampico, with battles reported near Mazatlan and Guaymas as negotiations proceed.
Theodore Roosevelt returns to New York from a lengthy South American tour aboard Booth liner Aal dan arriving at quarantine in Para. He shows health and vigor despite reports of illness and plans to attend his son's 1916 warding in Spain. Roosevelt dismisses talk of presidential prospects and hints at future plans as crowds cheer on the tug to Oyster Bay.
A plan to unite the Methodist Episcopal Church South and two other Methodist bodies was endorsed at the South Methodist quadrennial conference in Oklahoma. A committee report urged forming the Methodist Church of America, with cooperation for colored Methodists. The motion passed amid cheers and enthusiastic support.
A telegraph copy from General Francisco Villa to General Carranza reports that Ali vares and Jenuclo Munoz were killed in Paradon. It says two other generals and many former officers were executed by the constitutionalists after the battle and notes a capture including a general and thirty two officers who were executed immediately. Villa states Moncloya’s retreating garrison joined forces from Paradon, increasing federal casualties. The Paradon battle began around 10 40 p m.
Delegates from the United States Chile and other Latin American nations convened at Niagara Falls to frame ten tative rules for peace talks with Mexico The arrival of Edgardo Suares the Chilean minister and two American delegates Justin Joseph Bar and Frederick W Lehmann marked the start as Mexican envoys are expected The mediation aims at protocols written agreements and informal discussions as prerequisites to formal negotiations President Wilsons stance looms over the talks and regional interest grows with diplomats from Ecuador Honduras and other Latin American states on site
New York journal notes Canada’s rising wheat output with 1904 figures and rapid growth. American settlers flood prairie lands, bringing capital and livestock. immigrants travel by full train to Alberta and Saskatchewan, drawn by western Canada’s farms and ongoing settlement. Panama Expo travel and transcontinental lines cited.
A young society woman chats with a man at the conservatory about preferences between black eyes and blues. He defers judgment, saying he cannot decide at that moment. Appears from a Monthly Magazine snippet reflecting witty social banter.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a father questions a young suitor and warns that he will visit when the poet has blossomed and can show tangible results from his efforts. The dialogue captures a witty, cradled moment of courtship.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer item depicts a quirky exchange about recalling a Mexican bandit by the Lending Opinion Molder and the Smart Once Boy. The dialogue hints at cigar boxes containing names in the composition room, suggesting a humorous, cabinetful of remembered characters rather than a clear report.
A fragmentary quote from Mr Growcher discusses the stage craze and trouble surrounding it. The dialogue touches on broader statements about the stage and compares it to ancient notions of temptation and performance origins.
A local quirky incident centers on Tommy whose ostracized brother went to the top Sunday and an ostrich pecked him, sparking a humorous community retelling. Neighbors discuss the odd encounter and its comic fallout in hushed tones.
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