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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1914

Page

3

Railroads Set 2 Cents Per Mile Passenger Fare Hike

The Interstate Commerce Commission notes a planned 2 cent per mile rise in passenger tariffs with a New York City to Chicago rate up $2.00. Fares to intermediate points will vary by mileage, and notice of at least thirty days is required before changes take effect. Officials expect readiness by October 1 with no earlier than November 1 implementation.

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Senate Smashes Pork Barrel in Waterway Funds Shuffle

Washington reports sixteen Democratic senators overthrew party leadership to block a 24 million dollar river and harbors appropriation. The Senate voted 7 to 22 to recommit the bill, replacing it with a lump sum of 20 million dollars for existing waterway projects at the discretion of the secretary of war and the board of army engineers. Gore supported the majority. Owen was absent during the vote.

Washington Theodore T. Burton Ohio Senate Bankhead Alabam Ecommerce Committee

Peruana touted by Jacksonville resident in testimonial

Are McWarcue of 147 W 9th Bt Jacksonville Morida writes he suffered catarrh and throat trouble and credits three bottles of Peruana with cure. He says he spoke with many classes of people and would recommend Peruana, adding he has given trial bottles to friends and wishes abundant success.

FF McWarcue Jacksonville Morida Ana

Street I Live In Delivers Tiny Insight From A Boy

A classroom scene reveals a realist youngster who writes a brief essay titled The Street I Live In about daily life at home. The quip ends with the boy noting the street is short, reflecting his blunt humor. The Aeroplane column discusses WWI air warfare shaping future strategy. A lighthearted marriage dialogue follows, with a witty exchange about delaying a proposal and waiving other suitors.

M Diocourse Sammy

Red Cross Uniforms Describe Nurse Attire for Europe

The Red Cross uniform is a gray chambray dress with white aprons collars caps brassard and uniform hat. All purses bound for Europe are to be worn naked for protection while New York W C A watches over nurses arriving in the city from other parts of the nation.

Red Cross Europe New York

Grove’s The Old Standard Tonic General Health Claim

Advertisement states Grove’s Tonic as a general tonic with quinine and iron. It claims to refresh the liver improve digestion enrich the blood and strengthen the whole system. Price listed as 50 cents.

Grove

Forgetting Things How to Succeed with Patience

A brief reflection on memory lapses and strategies to improve recall through patience. It explores how deliberate pacing and focused repetition can help Patrice manage forgetfulness and strengthen memory habits.

Patrice

Wireless spans ocean and three station setup described

A New York dinner speech by President HenEiliott pleads for faster public opinion on New Haven Mines. The article details a transatlantic wireless system aboard the Imperator with three stations, 15 kilowatts and 3 kilowatts links, and an emergency battery station for ship-to-shore messages across the Atlantic.

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Defining Neutrality. Mrs. Murphy in Oblique Verse

Fragmented OCR text presents archaic spellings and garbled phrases. It seems to echo a poem or column line with dialogue about neutrality and a Mrs Murphy figure, mentioning a Cathe and a loan of a tolling pin. Readable specifics are minimal, with many unclear terms and broken quotes.

Windy low and a parasol of bela wo hints

Reading among fragments hints at a scattered note with odd phrases. It mentions a windy condition, a boat or bot reference, and a warning about doing a good deed quickly to avoid heart trouble. The text is garbled and lacks a clear event or identifiable entities.

Bela

Physicians Praise Castoria Use and Safety Claims

Hall's Journal of Health reports physicians and medical authorities favor Castoria noting it is harmless, calms stomach pains and nerves, aids digestion, and serves as a safe substitute for castor oil. It claims Castoria contains no narcotics and does not stupefy, contrasting with similar syrups and drops.

Bateman Godfrey Hall Journal of Health

Telepathy Message Sparks Publisher Debate

A reckless publisher asserts telepathy as the only explanation for direct communications he has printed, prompting questions about belief and the paranormal. The dialogue exposes tensions over credulity and evidence in a press context.

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