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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1918
Page
3
Popular store promotes fall and winter stock with women’s coats suits and dresses on display. Shoppers can reserve items by payment and pick up later. Highlights include silks hose dresses Voiles lawns and patterns, men’s suits and footwear, plus a notice of Prof. T. R. Davins of Philander Smith College recovering from appendicitis after an ambulance transfer.
An awkward, garbled account describes last night’s program at the ALMB featuring a variety act directed by Mrs Ad Edwards. Notables like Dr Patton and AVE Hanis were mentioned among a list of attendees and performers. The piece hints at a cobbled fair upcoming Thursday with promoter Mr dole see and various local names.
Orders received to entrain a group of men from county and city sections for Camp Viola at Des Moines Iowa. They are to report Saturday at 2 PM for checking in. Names listed include D M Johnson Leslie Jones Henry Walker George Thanos Mack Howell Bryant Stokes and others.
The faded text discusses opportunities for educated women and mentions openings in offices banks and other posts. It notes a debate about whether women should be allowed certain positions and mentions voting or eligibility concerns, suggesting social resistance to women’s employment.
In the Diskiness world, the Portland Advocate discusses renewed opportunities and future prospects. The article emphasizes opening doors for the Colored Sky Ahidy and aims to chart a path toward greater success.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions meals and orders with unclear context. Names, places, or dates are unreadable. The readable bits suggest a food service note or list but lack concrete facts to identify a person, organization, or location.
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