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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1915

Page

7

Betting On Golf No Lesson From A Lecture

A curiously worded piece by Walter Prichard Eaton critiques betting on golf, noting Puritan restraint and childhood lessons against wagering. It recalls a Harvard football bet and anecdotes from brokers and stock talk during games, arguing betting corrupts the sport and muscled competition, while praising true golf discipline.

Walter Prichard Eaton Harvard Bion Ford Weilers Mennor FAO New York Wall Street Worme Fourname

Finance Hegemony in Question and Family Dispute

Fragmentary notes discuss financial hegemony and a dispute over payments. Mentions Vernay to pay her aunt Jude twice what was told to the judge. No clear context or full details available.

Vernay Jude

Woman Suffers Weakness Describes Cure By Tonic

A blinded but conscious woman recounts severe fatigue and pain from illness. She claims relief after using Candil, reporting restored appetite and renewed strength for daily chores. The ad urges women with weakness or irregularity to try Candil, sold by druggists.

Oden Mia J.D. Powell Thin Place

Seals Teeter At Aquarium Tables As Visitors Watch

The New York Times describes seals at an aquarium near WaKeting the harone Seale, perched on edge tables above water. As crowds, including families, observe, seals often slip or fall into the tank, a spectacle that attracts keen, if risk‑laden, interest while performers remain unharmed.

Pont New York Times

Cambridge honoraries add to famed law triumphs

A Christ College member, Moer Don, earned an honorary fellowship alongside General Smuts, both noted for top law Tripos results. Downing and other Cambridge colleges followed with honorary fellowships for W. P. Bebrenner and alumni of varied scholarly paths, from poets to critics, marking Cambridge’s broad honors.

Moer Don Cambridge Christ's Ban General Smuts Cambridge College Bauth Altemman Downing W. P. Bebrenner Christ’s College Miltop Calverley Wyatminster Gasette

Keeping It Dark

A cryptic note suggests a desire for anonymity, with phrases about not signing a name and choosing pseudonyms like Cognow ot or Incognosco to avoid identification. The quirky quotation hints at a playful, secretive mood or authorial personas.

Antiquarian report on Caervoras find in Northumberland

The London Times notes a rare Roman era discovery in Caervoras on the Korman wall. Emperor Domitian’s name erased on the vessel. specimen weighs about thirty pounds of wine with seventeen percent salt. Unclear if certified under imperial order or private venture. Interprises interest in antiquity.

Tor London Times Caervoras Korman Wall Ghieland Northumberland Domitian A.D Haverfield

Scraps Good for Chickens and Farm Feed Revisions

Fragmented OCR describes scraps and improvised feed for fowl and livestock with unclear references to ingredients and preparation. It mentions wheat, oats, potatoes, milk, and possible mixtures aimed at poultry nutrition, noting effects on health and productivity amid poor legibility.

Most Prolific Egg Layers Chinese Breed Declared Superior

The Chinese egg-laying stock is praised for high annual production, with Chase valuing large numbers. Despite smaller size, they excel in yield, being very productive and among the most prolific breeds. Two varieties exist Brown and White, noted for graceful, hardy birds that mature early.

Erly Tx

Exercise for laying hens and crate feeding tips

The article argues laying hens benefit from limited movement, not constant exercise, especially in winter production. It suggests fattening crates for pullets weighing three to four and a half pounds, with a ration of two parts oats, one part buckwheat, and one part corn, ground and mixed with fat to form a batter, noting possible weight gain of one pound per crate of meal.

Mane Up as High Producer Bird Shapes Egg Yield

A fragment describes a bird with a strong feed-to-egg conversion capacity and a large appetite, implying high production potential for eggs. The text hints at efficient biological processes driving egg output. Further details are unclear due to OCR gaps.

Fragmented OCR Note on Names and Phrases

A garbled OCR fragment mentions sharp pains and a workwoman named Kemenina with uncertain context. Phrases include references to Orion and Maria and a claim about pretty teeth. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond scattered names.

Shaky OCR Snippet on Quinine Use and Head Effects

Fragmentary text discusses quinine usage and potential head impact. unclear names or dates appear, with garbled surrounding characters and stray letters. Unable to determine concrete event, person, place, or organization from the fragment.

Fragmentary OCR Note Using Names and Places

A garbled OCR fragment mentions names such as Kline Reed and Tide and includes odd phrases. The readable bits suggest a local note or brief but lack clear event or date details. Reconstructed facts are insufficient for a fuller summary.

Sudden Death From Kidney Disease Promoted Cure Claim

An advertised patent medicine claim article cites Dr Pivtoe and Dr Merces promoting Anurie tablets as a cure for kidney disease and uric acid, urging readers to request the product. It asserts free examination and testimonials, targeting women with references to Merce’s Favorite Prescription and a nuisance of worry.

Dr. Pletoe Dr. Petoe Merce

Fragmented and garbled items from a late 19th century notice page

A collage of ad like notices and stray quotes mentions medicines like Dodd's Kidney Pills and Diamond Dinner Pills, a partial letter from A G Clemens praising kidney remedies, and assorted snippets about cough relief, law studies, and a movie invitation. The legible pieces depict medical ads, personal reminiscences, and unrelated anecdotes.

Mra A. G. Clemens West Alexander Clemen Dodd Dodd’e Medicine Co Buffalo

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