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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1914

Page

7

Resurrection Message From the Empty Tomb Study

A lesson discusses the women’s discovery of Jesus rising, Mark 16, and Matthew’s account of Klaeiiembie dealing with the event. It notes Mary Magdalene and others witnessed the stone rolled away and the empty tomb, with angels proclaiming the resurrection and warnings against disbelief.

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Unclear OCR Fragment Shows Domestic Strain and Labor Notes

Fragmentary text describes a couple economizing by cutting costs at home and a woman facing hardship. Mentions New York state with nearly a million working women and a man rushing, revealing social, gender and labor tensions in a terse, period voice.

Western Canada's Offer Is America's Opportunity

Canada invites Americans to claim free land and favorable terms in open prairie or park country. No conscription, many have volunteered for Britain, and farming prospers with wheat oats barley and flax. The Dominion offers abundant land, low prices, easy terms, and potential gains for settlers seeking relief after war.

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Treatment and sharp quotes on Bowen and mining views

A fragmented column links medical treatment with a quip about Doctor Bowen and a patient’s arm injury. It then notes social divides and how one half of the world seeks to understand the other. A final remark praises a mining stock aware of its own par value.

Rewards for good work in Red Cross tuberculosis drive

A national Red Cross and tuberculosis study group announces a county by population competition across the United States. Counties cities and towns are grouped by population and pennants will be awarded to those selling the most per capita. Proceeds from sales go to tuberculosis charities in the local communities.

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Curfew Echoes Through Old English Towns In Recalled Edict

The Chronicle notes revived orders for curfew tolls as Norman law faded. Chertsey and Canterbury still toll at sundown from September 29 to March 25, while Lincoln and other towns reportedly observe nine o’clock curfews, echoing historical practice.

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Local Courier Notes Rent Row and Gossip at Leery Corner

In a brief, terse report a resident remarks about rent repayment and funds, while another worries about how a rumored $500000 appropriation for a treaty in Europe will be reported. The piece hints at seeking guidance from Washington on a wartime matter and mentions Ladlevile as the source.

Fair Proposition and a Call to Listen at Home

A brief note in the Philadelphia Ledger presents a debate over hearing a speaker on the message Love One Another. One side urges attendance. the other favors staying home to practice his preached ideals.

Beni Philadelphia Ledger

All the Same Exchange Mishears Jones Label

The Cincinnati Enquirer reports a fragmented exchange where a character misidentifies Jones as a yarn manufacturer. The other calls him a theatrical press agent, sparking a brief debate on the difference and intent.

Jones Cincinnati Enquirer

Fragmentary note hints at a marriage proposal or commotion

A damaged text fragment shows references to a marriage proposal and daily routines. Names appear as Yronde and Gladya in unclear handwriting, suggesting a personal note or letter. The passage lacks complete context to determine a definite event or outcome.

U S GOV LAND FREE Under special act of Congress

Under special act of Congress the agricultural land of the OB Bennie Rewroe of Arkansas is offered free homestead in a trade of 160? acres. Includes coal, timber, and range rights. Apply by sending 25 cents for a steel map and copy of the Special Act to Alexander, Locating Engineer, LiMo Hack, Ark.

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Russian Women Employed in Road Repairs

Fragmentary report notes Russian women take roles in road repair work. It mentions shifts in labor patterns and the involvement of women in manual maintenance activities, signaling broader changes in workforce participation.

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