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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1914
Page
7
A compact sermon outline on Jesus as Son of Man judging nations at his return. It contrasts the blessed on his right with the condemned on his left, noting the test is love for the brethren and deeds of mercy as proof of faith, within millennial expectations and end-time interpretation.
In a brief exchange, Pour Memory asks Bacon about a string tied to his finger. Egbert explains he forgot to mail a letter his wife gave him and uses the string as a reminder to tell her. The dialogue captures a humorous domestic moment.
In Lewisburg Tennessee F B Lewin describes a four year scalp ailment with itching hair loss dandruff and pimples. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for three months he reports complete cure. The ad notes Cuticura products sold worldwide with free samples and a Boston department address.
A vintage ad touts Grove's Tasteless chill tonic as a general tonic with quinine and iron. It claims malaria fighting properties and blood enrichment to build the whole system, noting the price as zero cents and mentioning European straw hats made of wood.
A brief reference from Nora Foley states she worked for us a week and we are satisfied, cited by Everybody's Magazine. The note is addressed to whom it may concern and serves as a concise employment confirmation.
Reported quip follows a staged exchange about travel and separations. The lines hint at a domestic or social flourish with a mention of Switzerland as a distant locale, reflecting a lighthearted moment in a broader conversation.
A rambling fragment mocks vanity and patent medicines. It mentions complexion care for women and bald men, urges using Hanford's Balaam on the back for pain, touts a tasteless quinine product, and quips that men who paint the town red fear wives with makeup.
The text mentions worst cases and multiple remedies, with lines about striking out for themselves and others relying on a pinch hitter, suggesting a metaphorical sports or decisionmaking scenario. Clear names or places are not readable.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe burglars in London with clues about methods and misdirection, mentioning film references and loot leaving behind pamphlets. The text includes stray phrases about outfits and coffee furniture and odd mis-typed names, rendering a partial, unclear scene.
The ad touts Laxa tive Bromo Quinine as the genuine remedy, urging callers to provide the full name. It promises Curens Cold in One Day and relief for colds, with mentions of signatures at KW Grove and the product's claimed economy in large sizes. The copy mixes brand snippets with scattered phrases about success and intention.
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