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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1915

Page

6

Woman Refuses Operation and Promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Veg etable

A letter from a Louisville reader condemns surgery and urges Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for women in distress. The missive asks if the remedy can help those fearing operation and promises confidential consideration, while noting other readers’ reactions and a telephone company prompt.

Imor Lydia Eam Ik Kami Pam Berton Doug Walle Trower Lydia K. Hinkham J. M. Reeen West Stroadway Louisville Lydia B. Finkham Lyilin Pinkham Lydia B. Pinkham

Untitled Muddled Notice and Personal Nonsense

A garbled OCR fragment shows stray lines about medicines and names, mixing nonsensical phrases with partial street or personal notes. No clear event, person, or organization is discernible to summarize as a proper news item.

Special Session Call Through Tax Law Dispute

Court proceedings address a challenge to tax provisions affecting production and distribution. Officials debate penalties and exemptions while the legislature considers regulatory measures and potential impacts on industry and revenue. The Supreme Court's stance shapes how taxes apply to machinery, equipment, and related processes in this sector.

Chinery Anil Cnurt Willy Hive

State University Extension Work Plans for Neighborhood Schools

State University extension program outlines plans to bring schooling into the smallest neighborhoods. The initiative targets underserved blocks and aims to expand access, with partnerships involving local agencies and educators to implement community tailored lessons.

Lectures on Education Hearings Emphasize Rural Access

Dr J W Scroggs leads a program offering lantern side lectures on varied subjects to county districts. The movement aims to provide higher education access through televised instruction and community clubs, with state support and university backing to reach rural communities.

Govnty Narchat Anioneany Divallona Bay Wits Coqmint Eecem Sirmik Odeon Nhe TOG Tte University Lan Katte Katie Aueraund Hida Hopmiverbant Feel Veto Etniitide Howe Srevnie Mtrndaetion Beromey Ollaniana State Agricultural and Mechanical College

Hint to Wise Women Tale of Local Clubhouse Notice

Fragmented OCR reads a community notice with garbled phrases about a women’s event, a female trombone, and a county clubhouse. It mentions addresses, a fish mention, a person named Witwer, and a hint about coming to a meeting at a community venue. The context remains unclear due to unreadable text.

Suliee Will Vaniaht Atine Sing Femeaina

Dear Young Friends Letters From a Statesman

A Kansas City Star reprint quotes a statesman addressing Sunday school pupils. He urges living honestly by the Golden Rule and following steady, upright paths, warning against deceit and exhorting kindness and perseverance.

Fielden Kansas City Star

Jagged Conversation on Signs and Money Forecast

Fragmented dialogue places Congressman Henry T. Heigesen of North Dakota and characters Jones Beith and Smith in a rambling afternoon scene. The piece weaves talk of WAT erom and MRAMItOER with mysterious palm rubbing and a hinted windfall while exposing financial constraints.

Keople Kent Henry T. Heigesen North Dakota Jones Beith Smith Igna

Man of Resource Peddles Counterfeit Plans in Odd Exchange

A dubious man asks where to buy counterfeit money and aims to dodge service delays as he discusses Swiss cheese imports. He claims Switzerland sends about 5 million dollars worth of cheese to the United States annually, adding a note of menace.

Switzerland United

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