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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1918
Page
5
A fragmentary advertorial extols women globally to join nursing and learn home care from the Medical Adviser pamphlet. It promotes Dr Pierce remedies including Paynite Prescription and Gobles Medical Discovery as tonics for weakness, with customer testimonials claiming improved health and vitality.
A fragmented OCR item presents garbled phrases about preface and a transformation of self. The readable bits mention prematurity and letting something sour unfold, with disjointed quotation marks suggesting an editorial or note fragment rather than a complete story.
An old advertisement touts Cuticurn Soap and Ointment for clear skin, scalp cleanliness, and soft hands. It mentions free sample offers and a mailing address in Cutburn Department X Haw son, with prices for the soap and ointment. The text also references a production figure of 25,000 tons.
For years druggists note a remarkable record for a kidney liver and bladder tonic said to support kidneys as nature intended. The ad urges starting Swamp Root treatment at once and offers a sample for testing by sending to Dr Co in Winghamtor New Jersey and mentions a favorable testimonial from readers.
Fashion notes describe a wide Silk supply from Woolane Limited with diverse sleeve styles and fabrics. The piece comments on fit and drape across various gowns, noting trousers and wraps, fur accents, and later trends while warning the reader of inconsistent tailoring and limited stock.
A fragmentary, misspelled excerpt describes knitting a woolen nightgown or shawl with fine detail. It mentions using wool, colors blue and violet, and a woven edge with a cord or tassel. Instructions hint at sewing edges and tying to finish the garment.
A reader urges practical methods to refresh a stiff hard hat. Suggested steps include replacing damaged crown felt with lightweight substitute, reinforcing with stitched textile strips, and reseating the inner band to restore form. The process emphasizes avoiding original crown damage while aligning with safer construction practice.
A silk skating set described with a navy chenille crow bar motif and a smart little hat featuring a slightly rolled brim and a tassel of chenille as a finishing touch.
The article surveys midcentury millinery trends focusing on veils hats and fabrics. It notes velvet hues such as dark brown blue red and green and mentions the resurgence of French brown and other shade variations. It reflects stylistic preferences and practical wear considerations for the period.
The readable fragments describe a names and places in garbled order, suggesting a chaotic account of people like Horgan and Mette in a moment of wakefulness. It hints at plans or actions but lacks clear dates, locations, or outcomes to form a definite event.
A fragmentary dialogue describes a demanding customer and a stubborn response, touching on tension and miscommunication around a service or product. The cryptic lines hint at a disagreement over feeding a crown fringe and a request tied to merino and liver terms, with hints of conflict and urgency.
The article describes a bold glove fashion shift with deep cuff contrasts and varied back shapes. It notes white gloves fading in tone as other colors like blue black green and red become common. Pale blue cuffs and blue finger interiors create a slender look while white shoes decline in popularity for the season. Gray red tan gloves emerge as favored choices for well dressed women this fall and winter.
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