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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1915

Page

7

Prominent Japanese Banker Named Imperial Railway Board Chief

Jules Boyeda former head of Japan Industrial Bank and noted public figure is appointed president of the Imperial Railway Board, succeeding Doctor Rengoku. Boyeda’s career spans Cambridge and Heidelberg studies, posts in France, presidency of Bank of Far more, and leadership at Japan Industrial Bank before 1913. He later toured America, sharing experiences he calls beneficial for travelers.

Japan Jules Boyeda Japan Industrial Bank Imperial Railway Board Ane Doctor Rengoku Doctor Boyeda Cambridge Heidelberg Universitien Milkor France More America Asdeo

Renovine Ad Claims Heart Repair Remedy

An advertise ment touts Renovine as a heart health remedy with claims of early symptoms protection. It urges prompt use before organ failure and markets price at $1.00, appealing to common fears and personal relationships for sales.

Fragmented Savoring of Nostalgic Echoes in a Curious Tale

The excerpt recalls a vintage mood with nostalgic brand mentions and quirky dialogue. Characters speculate on childhood remedies and old times while a star boarder comments on dinner time chatter. The tone hints at a bygone era of trivial banter and familiar voices from a domestic scene.

Mintery Rome Daya

Cow Kills Child In Farmyard Accident

Coroner Arthur McMurray of Weermereland County reports the death of three year old Jamen Pershing after a cow at pasture attacked him near Grapeville. The boy was frightened and fell from a window ledge, the cow struck, causing fatal injuries. Medical staff attempted resuscitation but the child died twelve hours later. Local authorities investigate the incident.

Firth Athurt McMurray Weermereland County Tnt Jamen Hetty Pershing Lawrence Persning Grapeville

Fragmented humorous ad and dialogue excerpt from a historical page

A garbled OCR passage combines mock medicine ads with stray quotes about Dilated head pains and a gossiping transcript. Mentions Lacative Quinidine Tablets and rhoutiatitis musings, plus stray lines about King Suleiman and the Queen of Sheba. The readable bits hint at a mixed column or spoof ad copy from a newspaper page.

Haem for the Unemployed Quip Delivers Time Input

A dialogue fragment features a plan to mobilize a haem for the unemployed and a reply declining help while noting those being aided have excess time. The exchange hints at community efforts and resource allocation without specifying names or places.

Ko Tach

Truth for the Traveler at Ticket Drive Discussion

A fleeting newspaper snippet shows dialogue about a travel ticket. An agent explains the ticket is valid only for a set number of hours and cannot be used for another train until it expires. The exchange hints at traveler frustration and policy limits.

Should Have Been Enough

A mangled imprecation filled with racial slurs emerges from a Bungay afternoon scene where Mrs. Morgan confronts her maid Sarah about a mixed race man named Sarah. The dialogue devolves into harsh mockery while the two women debate perceptions and the maid’s disdain for the man’s appearance as they discuss his identity and worth.

Mre Morgan Sarah Mrs. Morgan Ald Barah Saraki Faye Mis’ Morgan

Imi tation Sincere Flattery and Hair Dye Claim

Fragmentary ad-like text notes imitation versions of La Creole Hair Dressing claiming natural darkening without dye. Mentions pricing 11,00 and references to original product and audience reactions. Contains unclear quoted lines and misc. words.

Surface Delicacy Mawnin Colonel Tongin Dia Mawoin

A garbled dispatch describes a conversation with a colonel about the morning or a frontier meal. The text references preserved pine, decomposing land, and future needs. A plowman and a squatter are mentioned in a diffuse colonial setting with unclear actions.

Mawnin Peambian Xarcon

Postman Trick Delights Neighborhood Readers

James Tid bent owtdeoe played all afternoon and boasted about stealing letters tied with blue ribbons from his mother’s bureau. His mother questioned the tale as Henry and others reacted, noting the crafty ruse and the mixed reactions of neighbors to the pilfered postman prank.

James Poutsian Henry

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