Oklahoma constitutional debates reveal progressive reform trends
In the piece the writers discuss Oklahoma's move toward a new constitution amid national reform currents. They note the era's push for sweeping political and social changes and compare modern constitution makers to the founders, highlighting tension between progressive plans and traditional conservatism. The article emphasizes urgency and the desire to craft a up‑to‑date charter while acknowledging potential difficulty in amending its provisions.
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Oklahoma
United States
New York Tribune
Ontel
Life's Little Pleasantries in Courtroom Banter
Fragmented comic dialogue scenes show a judge, foreman, and witnesses trading quips about dinners, hay, and damages. The piece parodies courtroom banter with recurring lines about identity and perception, including a running gag on homonyms and misheard phrases.
The Herpicide Cure Promoted by The Herpicide Co
An old advertisement explains a hair loss remedy named Herpicide claimed to destroy a microbe called dane ruff and prevent scalp disease. It promises hair regrowth after treatment and is offered in two sizes, 5 cents and $1.09, via A Frost as special agent and Detroit address.
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Everme
Arastle
Poon
Neward
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Frost
Evening Thought on Forgetting the Master’s Rebuke
A meditation recalling Jesus rebuking disciples for opposing a man casting out devils in His name. The reflection emphasizes that unity rests not on opinion but on the Christian life we lead. The passage ends with a sermon-like reminder that true necessity lies in living as Christ.
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Jesus
The Duel of gingham dog and calico cat tale
A rhymed tale recounts a noon quarrel between a gingham dog and a calico cat that ends with both vanished after a noisy dispute. The Chinese plate and the Dutch clock feature in the narration as sources of strange clues. The mystery remains whether a burglary or a wild rumor explains the vanishing pair.
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Angie
Thoughts in the Windy Hills and Across the Seas
A garbled meditation mixes weathered imagery with references to police cases and public figures. It mentions a Thaw case, Easter bonnet news, Rockefeller funding hints, oil price forecasts, and assorted advertisements for DeWitt’s Early Risers and Austin’s Pancakes amid a stream of disconnected phrases and names.
Flannelette Robes and Spring Sleeve Styles Featured
A society column discusses masculine style robes in flannelette fabrics with pockets and roll collars, plus fashion advice on dress posture and necklines. It covers sleeve trends from evening to day coats, white accents, and the need for multiple white collars for spring wardrobes, with patterns and yardage details for various sizes.
Sleeves in fashion shift toward full and three quarter lengths
The article notes a growing favor for full length sleeves in tailor outfits with three quarter sleeves also popular. It observes that only the most elaborate coats use truly short sleeves and on reception robes sleeves end just above the elbow.
West Side House for Sale with Barn and Fruit Trees
Large two story house with barn on West Side near shops. Good for boarding, fruit trees include grapes currants and a cistern. Lake water supply and gas. First payment $10 per month at 6 percent interest. Apply C. A. Cox.
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C. A. Cox
New Directory Out by Elysia Telephone Company
The Elysia Telephone Company announces a new directory now ready for pickup at the office on West Second Street. Also available are fae jewelry repairs by R. I. Hil with all orders promptly filled.
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Elysia Telephone Company
West Second Street
R. I. Hil
Flower retires to sell stock and settle debts
As I prepare to erect a new building on the site of my old business I have decided to go out of business for the present I will therefore sell off my goods as quickly as possible and request those indebted to me to call and settle accounts Charles A Flower parts with property and asks payments
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Charles A Flower
Washington, D.C. Round Trip Tickets for Sale
Advertises B & O round trip tickets from Washington to the capital for $200 with sale dates March 23rd to April 1st and agents to consult. Also seeks a competent general housework girl with no washing duties and best wages offered by W. S. Miller at 612 Midate Avenue.
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W.S Miller
Midate Avenue
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