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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1915
Page
6
A historical reflection on birdsong inspired by paternal and maternal bonds. The piece describes song as a natural expression of winged behavior and communication, linking nest building to warning calls and the beauty of observed avian life.
An advertisement from Postum Co promotes Portum as a coffee substitute claimed to aid health and weight management. It describes two forms Regular and Instant Portum, with preparation details and pricing, touting taste, aroma, and alleged vitality benefits backed by testimonials.
A historic meeting with speakers from Hampton Institute and Maryland Colored Health Association urged unity among African Americans and enforcement of fair law. Delegates from multiple states adopted resolutions demanding better education funding and public health resources.
A city council committee, led by A. Hinawan, reviews worsening school capacity for about 100 Negro children in the Fourteenth ward between Martinsylvania Avenue and the Pal column. Nearest school at Front and Monroe avenues is undersized, with no colored high school planned. The matter is deferred to the committee for improved elementary facilities and possible relocation, while Navy decking bids and electric circle signaling projects are noted elsewhere in the meeting.
A garbled account references Spritefield Mosmin tan put Homuietend napery and a land sale financed with COKE. It mentions a Head, a late from Puettte Fetnten, and a man injured during a ride. The piece loosely ties to theft, gambling, and a character named "Thue" Hopuedod amid a town contest for a high rank.
Mrs. S T Richmond of Providence reports relief after heavy lifting caused displacement and postpartum inflammation. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength and easing nervous precursors, calling the remedy her best friend.
The ad touts Soap for skin care and purifying effects, claiming relief for eczema and scalp issues. It promotes Cuticura products and a mail sample offer from Boston, with other fashion and beauty lines teased.
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