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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1914

Page

7

Judas Iscariot and the Betrayal in Matthew Focus

The lesson outlines Judas's price of thirty pieces of silver, his motive of cupidity, and the consequences of betrayal. It traces the four stages in the Judas episode from the anointing to the garden, ending with remorse and suicide, contrasting repentance with remorse and warning that true renewal requires new birth in Christ.

God Bie Jesus John Simon Mary Judas Satan

Nurse Recovers Health After Lydia E Pinkham Remedy

Euphemia Ohio woman recalls years of monthly pain and illness ending after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises its life changing effect, crediting it with allowing a self supporting career in nursing and sewing and inviting inquiries for advice from the company.

Euphemia Ohio Kansas Lydia E. Pinkham Misa Velyn Adelia

Musical Taste Cultivated by Russian Military Bands

The Russian government uses military bands as a profitable cultural investment. Soldiers expect music, bands entertain both masses and elites, and composers like Ivanoff appear alongside Liszt, Schumann, Chopin, Debussy, and others on program lists.

Russia Ivanoff Liszt Schumann Chopin Technikowsky Gunka Strauss Debussy

Judge Miller Credits Dodds Kidney Pills for Health Recovery

A Gray County Probate Judge Philip Miller of Cimarron Kansas reports six years of heart trouble and six years of palpitations resolved after using Dodds Kidney Pills for about a year. He notes improved strength weight about 200 pounds and now serves his third term. Pills sold by Dodds Medicine Co Battle New York.

Gray Co Philip Miller Cimarron Kan Dodds Dodds Medicine Co Battle N.Y

Temperance badge and smiles at the meeting

Mrs Phillips and Addie rush to prepare for a temperance society gathering. Addie finds a blue rosette with gold lettering, the temperance badge, and pins it on Mrs Phillips. Attendees smile and some laugh as they greet her, noting the event and display on the program for Bournemouth Poultry Show first prize.

Temperance Society Phillipotte Flournemouth Poultry

Seeking Information Bob Harman Comments on Car Choices

Bob Harman notes a socialite seeking advice on buying a car. She asks whether to choose a gas-vite or a limousine and whether the limousine might smell as garolite in appearance or feel. The exchange reflects early motor vehicle purchasing debates in society.

Bob Harman Worman Neason Mr. Harman Everybody's Magazine

Revival of Dancing After Monotony Sparks Variety Demand

The article recalls how monotony killed the waltz and two step with one step and tempo. It notes a revival a few years ago as people rejected artificial conventions and returned to the semi forgotten recreation of dancing. The revival brought a clamor for variety reported by Woman's Home Companion.

Real Strategy from a Wartime Quip

A Youngstown Telegram item notes a humorous exchange between a fat plumber and a thin carpenter about the European war. The plumber jokes about joining the English navy to help Belgium, and the carpenter quips that Belgium has the smallest navy, making it harder to hit.

Belgium Youngstown Telegram

The Only Trouble With It

A gloomy amateur aviator surveys his aeroplane before a planned ride. A friend visiting exclaims at the machine while the aviator mutters that something is wrong with it.

Rattlesnake Oil Craze Draws Brownsville Peddler

F B Armstrong of Brownsville Texas makes a living from a rattlesnake farm selling oil at eight dollars an ounce. It boasts cures for rheumatics though many doubt its efficacy. A natural history teacher prompts a pupil with a sharp retort about human conflict.

F. B. Armstrong Brownsville Tex

Arithmetic Puzzle Notes and Quips From a Bustling Street

A compact fragmentary note set hints at playful arithmetic lines and social street chatter. It references five boys and girls, a son and a bell rung by a young man, all in a casual, quotable rhythm.

Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe, Vegetable Constipation Relief

Pitched as a remedy to counter calomel dangers, advertises Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, entirely vegetable tonic. Claims it cleanses the bowels, reactivates the liver, and restores vigor, with guarantees of satisfaction and money back if not effective.

Dodoon Dodson Dedann

Doubt voiced by Patten on fashion shift from France to U S

James A Patten, noted wheat operator, speaks in New York about a predicted rise of American fashion as the war disrupts France. He mentions travel back from the ar tone and a road blown up at Liege with 5,000 German deaths as part of a sensational description to a group of women. He is asked if Paris has released its fashion before the war ends.

Liege

Fragmented Exchange With War Mention Amid Marriage Talk

A clipped dialogue fragment shows a tense exchange about marriage and a looming war. It mentions witnesses and love letters as part of a dispute, with a reference to war as the surrounding context and Cleveland cited as a place in the garbled text.

Cleveland Piaig Dewler

Castoria Ad and Humorous Exchange Highlight Faint Campaign

Fragmentary ad style text references Fletcher's Castoria and a joking exchange about a candidate staying with a regular job. Mentions a blue liquid and laundress with a nod to grocery ads. Context unclear. no definite event or location appears.

Foreign wine shipping rules prompt labeling and return

A Washington Star note reports that wine not shippable to the country must be labeled abroad and returned. The policy affects importers and foreign producers awaiting clear guidelines.

Washington Star

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