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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
6
The article outlines a low cost house design suitable for crowded towns offering a simple plan a concrete cellar or stone wall and a front veranda. It promotes easy transportation via an electric trolley line and highlights affordable construction around $1 000 with emphasis on comfort utility and health benefits.
A confused traveler complains about a misdirected trip and asks the railway announcer to guide him to his rendezvous. The exchange reveals frustration as he peers through a pigeonhole like window while the train rumbles on.
An article discusses a program to train Black women in domestic and home making skills, stressing practical work like cleaning, cooking, and child care. It cites the goal of elevating women to independence and asserts the need for education to serve race advancement.
Community leaders urge fundraising among southern Black congregations to support Milen Memorial College, a state fringe school for African Americans. The effort aims to mobilize funds during the summer season to bolster the college’s network and services.
Folklore describes hair theft and rituals to harm an enemy using hooks, burns, or burying etc. The belief spans Greece and other cultures where cutting or removing hair is linked to protective or vengeful magic. Australian native girls fear fatal consequences after hair is stolen.
A fragment describes engagements at the seaside with young men supplied sand by the shore authorities. The scene mentions Sands and Alec amid beach activities.
Public sentiment opposes the idea claiming women suffer with headaches and neuralgia while arguing Hunt's Lightning Oil provides quick relief. The piece frames the issue as a simple test of comparing remedies and personal discomfort.
A fragmentary verse voice contrasts a barren youth with a transformative encounter where affection alters fate. The speaker addresses a hardened maiden and claims awakening through her presence, ending with a stylized exclamation about dancing.
Nonsense dialogue and garbled phrases describe a glazier’s mood and a speaker’s quips. The text references antiseptic healing products and odd commercial lines, interspersed with mock seriousness about fortitude and a fictitious army.
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