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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1914

Page

7

Ferdinand Crowned King of Roumania in Sudden Change

Vienna reports King Charles of Roumania is dead and Crown Prince Ferdinand will be proclaimed king. The decision follows ministers extraordinary session and the oath to be administered to Ferdinand, with parliament to convene to confirm the succession.

Amsterdam Vienna Charles Roumania India Roumania I Leopold Hohenentiern Siggaringen Prince Wilhelm Mir Trine Periinand Prossian Guard Wallachia Moldavia Europe Napoleon III Carmen Sylva Council of Ministers Ferdinand

Germans Take Belgian Capital After Rapid Antwerp Fall

Berlin reports Antwerp falls to German forces in eleven days, a feat deemed unparalleled. The German commander appoints Burgomayor Jan Devos as city administrator while remnants of Antwerp evacuate cellars. Belgian art and architectural maps were shared with German artillery to spare monuments. Germany imposes a 100 billion war indemnity and warns citizens in Brasil of safety.

London Berlin Marconi Company Antwerp Corman Ferman Timeiltan Brasil Germany Europe Burgomay Jan Devos

Dodson’s Liver Tone Promises Safer Calomel Alternative

An advertisement extols Dodson’s Liver Tone as a gentle, effective liver and bowel cleaner, claiming calomel poisons bones and causes sickness. It touts the product as a harmless, sensational cure with guarantees and dealer support, targeting readers seeking safer internal tonics and quick relief.

Dodron Lodein

Brain Food Debate On An Angling Trip

A quirky exchange aboard a raft features two anglers debating brain food. One member declares Pish are brain food while the other growls about getting brain food. The dialogue hints at a humorous or fictional travel scene.

Public-Spirited Town Rivalry Sparks Local Growth

A lively resident praises a wealthy neighbor for driving town growth while another resident mocks him as quarrelsome. The speaker notes the man’s influence has helped seven local lawyers prosper, illustrating strong opinions about community development.

Skin Trouble Healed by Cutleura Soap and Ointment

Mrs. H. J. Patton of Bridgewater North Carolina recounts six years of itching burning rashes. After trying many remedies she found relief using Cutleura Soap and Ointment in four weeks. The advertisement promotes Cutleura products and a free Skin Book from Boston.

Bridgewater N. C Mra H. J. Patton Adar Card “Cutleura Dept. L Boston Ee Kay

British Nobles as Police Amid London Security Drive

English society unites in wartime town watch as hundreds of officers prepare for duty in London. Among the newest leaders are the Marquis of Lincolnshire and the Earl of Helborne, joining from marquises to mechanics.

Engiana London Marquis of Lincolnshire Earl of Helborne

Trumpet Call Echoes Through War Camps And Geneva Talks

The piece explains how trumpets signal troop movements and wounded in retreat, noting riderless horses returning to camp and the anxiety of cavalry when formed. It discusses attempts to extend the Geneva convention amid war and mentions British horse lovers adopting the purple Genevan cross to aid wounded horses and riders.

Eheree Limben

Women take part in many wars across the ages

The article notes numerous women fighting in Civil War South, Mexican conflict, Boer wars, and rising female battalions in China Ireland and the Balkans as they defend homes and countries with bravery and skilled warfare.

Rio Grande Transvaal England Celestial Republic Ireland Balkans

Diner and Manager Clash Over Rising Meat Costs

A diner complains about higher steak prices and smaller portions while the restaurant manager explains the cost of meat has risen. The exchange highlights the impact of beef scarcity on menu pricing.

Out of the Mouths of Babes on a Summer Evening

A fragmentary children's scene shows Julia and a mother revisiting routines after a hairdresser visit. The five year old Clara prays before bed, while the parent and child speak of heaven and memory, with a domestic, dreamlike tone.

Julia Kiva Mamima Clara

A Fatherly Fear of a Boy in Farming

A farmer, Mr Corntousel, worries his son Josti may not become a farmer. He advocates cautious pest control and Latin names rather than bold, crude remedies with Paris green.

Josti Mr. Corntousel

American Goods Trade Rise with Australia Reaches 52 Million

Australia increased imports from the United States over five years after 1909. By 1912 the total exceeded 52 million dollars, signaling a steady expansion in bilateral commerce.

Australia United States

After the War Europe Paintings Reflect on Loss

Fragmentary lines hint at postwar art discussion in Europe. References to painting and judging imply a critical focus on memory and reconstruction after conflict.

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