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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1913
Page
2
A Tulsa crowd attends the Milway Park season opener with remarks praising interracial harmony. The piece touts local projects for colored residents, notes civic efforts, and critiques political tensions affecting colored communities in Oklahoma and Tulsa.
A historical editorial stresses public accountability for every legislator and urges merit based appointments, urging reform for youth crime and equal justice. It denounces political influence, calls for efficiency in post office hiring, and condemns appointing ineffective leaders, praising race supporting business communities.
A fragmented tale traces Mont martes Wis and Paris wine fame from Montmartre to the 1214 Paris exhibition. It notes Philippe Auguste presiding, a jury declaring Cyyrie wine king, and the rise of wine intensive farming leading to eventual decline in quality.
Fragmentary text describes an event likely involving roasting someone. Mentions euchre, a Saturday gathering, and a comment about lingering talk after a departure. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
An old public health note details where flies originate, their filthy habits, and how they spread diseases. It warns the fly visits kitchens and stores, contaminating bread, fruit, and milk while carrying germs to patients with typhoid, consumption, diphtheria, and other illnesses.
A historical instance discusses citing a case where opposites agree. It references a girl giving a positive answer in a debated negative setting.
Fragments show an early discussion about progress in road transportation. The brief remarks hint at ongoing efforts and uncertainty about completion, with questions about what has been accomplished and what remains to be done.
A fragment shows a conversation asking about expensive hotel suites and indicating the lobby contains ten category candy. The lines imply a casual, humorous hotel interaction with incongruous details.
Fragmentary dialogue hints at romantic ambitions and a playful excuses about commitment. The speaker notes a partner’s reserved day for a different activity, suggesting lighthearted doubt about permanence. The exchange references a social game and personal priorities in a humorous exchange.
Fragments quote a dispute about a B apple and a vintage term of disagreement. The lines hint at miscommunication and a shift from unity to division, with archaic phrasing suggesting a literary or historical context.
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