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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1913
Page
3
An old ad style piece praises California Syrup of Figs as a gentle remedy for stomach and bowel issues in children and promotes its use through doctored testimonials. It contrasts modern pediatric care with traditional methods and includes a Cuticura skincare testimonial claiming cure for eczema and dermatitis.
Detroit residents recount relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Detroit woman cites two years of suffering from bearing down pains and sleepless nights before trying the remedy, noting health improved and she is now well. A Philadelphia testimonial claims relief from backaches and head pains after two bottles, leading to restored health and family life.
A harrowing tale unfolds as Jared nurses a wounded stray dog and feeds a starving man named David Smith. The scene shifts to Mrs. Smith and her husband as the home shelter opens to a long lost son, revealing a mother’s tearful reunion and a village’s quiet vigil of compassion. David explains he stole food to survive, not out of malice, and credits the dog with guiding him back to safety. The story ends with a solemn family moment and a heartfelt honor for the dog’s loyalty.
Frank Damrosch deplored ragtime’s grip on American pity while touring Europe aboard a steamer en route to Europe. He called ragtime impurities in the musical system, scoffing at fame for ragtime. He contrasted vaudeville enthusiasm with a cautionary tale about blasphemy in a western England quip.
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