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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1918

Page

2

Oklahoma editor praising Welch and Traylor in race context

The piece extols Homer Welch as a friend to poor color people and a defender of their rights, citing his open minded, impartial courtliness. It also highlights J F Traylor, a prominent Oklahoma figure, as a major Black business and fraternal community supporter with the Traylor Hotel and related ventures aimed at serving colored residents.

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Houston Post style misspelled excerpt on photography trend

A garbled Houston Post snippet discusses twins, a mother, Charlie, and Dew Four petite byoke mol, with characters questioning why short stature and photography talent lead to viewing rituals. It mentions payola and marching into strength as a motif, preserving the era’s imperfect OCR voice.

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General Welfare and the Value of Labor in Society

The excerpt emphasizes the importance of general welfare guiding daily conduct and long term progress. It lauds those who foresee human betterment and stresses labor as essential, to be applied unafraid and unselfishly for collective good.

Carrots for temper and golden rod notes

A unsure writer praises carrots as nutritious and cheap, claiming they cure jealousy and anger and foster good temper, with wives urged to offer carrots to jealous husbands. It also describes golden rod varieties, including Canada golden rod and showy varieties, and a method to preserve spiders’ webs by flattening and drying them for cabinet storage.

Coconut Shell Baskets Made From Hat Shells

A brief item notes attractive hanging fern baskets crafted from hat shells and cocoanut shells. Three holes pierced evenly around the edge, wires looped through and fastened to hooks in the ceiling complete the basket.

Also Mentioned on This Page

al, Welch Supt. Wilson R. H. Wilson TH. Traylor Geo Houston Post Mins Uinspern Merry Ama Dake Oklahoma City California St America Whiversan Tulsa
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