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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1915
Page
7
An advertisement attacks calomel as dangerous, touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, all-vegetable remedy that purports to relieve biliousness and liver sluggishness without salivation. It warns against calomel’s supposed bone damage and urges readers to buy the tonic for themselves and their families.
The fragmentary clipping mixes an advertisement for Cuticura products with garbled notes of a railway disaster and a courtroom dialog. Names, places, and dates are unreadable. the overheard lines hint at damages, education, and governor finances, but the text remains incoherent and largely non‑informative.
An OCR read shows tongue in cheek and dubious health pitches. It touts Hianford s Balsam of Myrrh for back pain throat and muscle strains and mixes into fragmented lines about youth and aging. The page reads like ad clutter with stray phrases and garbled titles.
A fragmented note hints at a meeting after reform efforts involving a team. Strong entities are unclear due to illegibility.
The report traces Jones shining amid a chaotic scene with mentions of Wet Brith and Smith, against a backdrop of fisheries data from Maine. It notes hardships as anglers and hatcheries confront thefts, inclement weather, and a scramble to protect stock.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a muslin front three house with desire for upper windows and tight closure when curtains raised. Mentions Oy fastening Weraigh and wood priority, but lacks clear action, date, or entities to identify a coherent news item.
Fragmentary lines describe frames extending to window tops and curtains. Mentions Greene Park and Nelte Minewers Valer Carers in a disjointed, unclear sequence. No coherent event or clear subjects emerge from the readable text.
An old advertisement claims Tate the Old Standard GROVE & TASTELESS chill TONIC fights malaria by boosting the system with iron. It asserts malaria is driven out and the body built up, noting flavorless form and label promises. The piece also mentions Emores Cook and a polar expeditions reference in a stray line.
An unreadable OCR fragment references medical tonics and a wartime era tone with scattered names and places. It hints at medical remedies, foreign affairs, and military activity, but readable facts are scarce and no clear event or attribution emerges.
Leading doctors including Dr Eberle and Dr Heatthwaite back Dr Pierce at Burginal Institute Buffalo NY. Send urine sample and symptoms for free medical advice. claim new remedy surpasses prior formulas for uric acid, backache, rheumatism, and bladder issues. Orders and postage requested.
An early guide explains a feeding method for hens producing an egg daily. It details a three part grain mix of wheat, bran, and oats with variations like ground foods and dry mash. Aimed at large and small flocks, it notes dry or wet forms and hopper feeding, listing quantities and ingredients such as alfalfa, beef scraps, and oats to balance nutrient intake.
A partially readable note credits AGR Keller of Alameta California with creating a trap for eggs laid in the nest. The text mentions a Scientific American page and describes a device to trap bene in opter AEAS aycowlite, with unclear technical details and garbled phrasing about the mechanism and testing.
A fragmentary feed guide discusses weekly charcoal feeding and morning routines for poultry to improve winter readiness. It references breeding for winter, coop management, and market observations, along with cautions about safe handling and proper storage of well frozen inputs.
Ambiguous OCR fragment recounts military hints, officers, and proceedings. Names and places blur, but mentions Walter Rabvleh and MUehLy FEE Se, with references to Commite Taub P Thubene MA and a Courier. Context suggests a wartime page with scattered headings and phrases.
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The text appears as a damaged OCR fragment mentioning Perua na remedies and catarrh with scattered names and phrases. It is unclear and includes many garbled terms and nonsensical sequences, offering no coherent event, date, or identifiable individuals.
The text presents garbled lines about pills, prices, and dates with scattered names and phrases. It references a protest or warning, a sale, and a mention of people, but no clear event or outcome emerges from the damaged OCR.
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