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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1913
Page
3
A detailed antique cleaning guide describes smoothing and cleaning a wooden floor. It outlines stripping previous finishes with ammonia, filling cracks, applying filler, brushing with grain, drying 24 hours, brushing weights, and final sealing with boiled seed oil or varnish. It warns against water washing and suggests routine dusting and oiling to maintain shine.
A fragment from a page describes making fruit frappes with preserved berries, cream and vanilla, layered in glasses with whipped cream topping. It notes serving on china plates, with cocoa or nuts as a garnish, and mentions frappes as a popular household novelty with available glassware priced around eight cents per item.
A fragment describes preparing cantaloupe glace by chilling melons, halving them, scraping seeds, filling hollows with firm cream, pressing halves together to blend juice and cream, then separating with a knife to serve. The text emphasizes shaping and mixing to create a sweet melon dessert.
A recipe note describes soaking ims beans overnight, cooking until soft, drying, and forcing through a ricer. Mix with butter and seasonings, adjust with beaten egg to paste, form croquettes or sausages, dip in beaten egg and flour, and fry in butter until brown.
Readers from Warren Indiana and Earnond Rhode Island report relief from female ailments with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They describe improved health, reduced pain and fatigue, and renewed ability to work and care for families after using the remedy.
Alexander Graham Hell, a Hying pioneer, spoke in Washington about aviation risks and his surprise at progress. Mrs Blank and her friend discuss the dangers of a flying life ten years ago, with speculation on the husband’s work and its value or waste.
A fragment notes the young men undercutting Mins Barrowellftav as her father loses money. The speaker suggests she is no longer seen as a fine figure by Mey, reflecting social judgment amid financial decline.
A political exchange highlights a shoe shining parlor as the example of a businessman unafraid of tariff cuts. The remark frames small enterprise risk and domestic industry impact in a casual debate. Local voice uses a concrete worker to illustrate broader trade policy.
In a clipped dialogue from the Mouton Transcript Bou Brette urges Amy Tover to push a manager for a trip, while Amy warns of potential condemnation. The exchange captures a sharp, witty tone and social tension reflected in the periodical’s style.
Fragmentary text references England and employment with a numeric figure 1,009,000. The readable content discusses bone of contention and heating but lacks coherent context or identifiable events, people, or organizations to confirm a specific news item or outcome.
A correspondent recalls a lurid backstage anecdote about an actor playing Othello dishonoring stage rules, followed by a courtroom anecdote about Loyal to Hie and a grandmother’s pride. The piece juxtaposes theatrical excess with legal rhetoric in a dated voice from Woman's Home Companion.
A local Townsend character loses a leg in a railroad yard accident. After paying board and hospital bills he buys a coffin and a cemetery plot and has the amputated leg buried. He jokes that when he cashes in they will have to dig up the coffin and bury him with the leg. Also a note about New York postage stamps and husbands mailing letters.
A California inventor introduces a park bench that functions only when a coin is dropped into a slot. The device aims to provide rests for tired pedestrians while requiring payment, prompting discussion about public use and implications for hobos and begging.
A garbled OCR fragment presents disjointed phrases about wells suspicion money and politics. It includes stray names and phrases like seek and you shall find and references to a blue bike, unclear speakers, and scattered political overtones.
The New York campaign quarters announce orders for 140000 400 Red Cross Christmas seals, with 50 million seals planned for printing and shipments underway. In 2012 over 40 million seals sold, about 40,000 dollars value, marking a near 25 percent rise from the prior year as the anti tuberculosis drive continues.
A quoted exchange recalls that the real stir came not from a speech but from the continuous rattle of the typewriter as it dictated content. The dialogue highlights the production side over public oratory in shaping impact.
Fragmented note questions how they photograph a foul jet, mentioning teautred microscope for clarity and pondering what readers think of pitt ijris on wives. The text is garbled with unclear references and lacks coherent events or names.
A fragmentary note recounts a tense street confrontation near Washington and Ulnole streets. Two acquaintances challenge a woman, claiming jealousy and a missing eye incident. The text is chaotic and uses dialect, with unclear continuing details from the Philadelphia News.
An advertisement touts Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic as a tasteless combination of quinine and iron. It claims to fortify the system against heat, treat malaria chills fever weakness and debility, aid nursing mothers and pale children, remove biliousness, and stimulate appetite and liver action, guaranteed by a local druggist.
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