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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1914
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Monday event at Hermrit Wakil with a gentleman named Notley in a county setting. It references hearing something and a person replying Woll. Details are unreadable and uncertain.
A garbled OCR text warns mothers about infants with fever, stomach issues, and diarrhea. It references a “California Hyray of Fine” and a public notice style approach urging care, feeding, and rest for sick children. Strong entities include California and White healing remedies, with mentions of mothers and public health guidance.
A mangled OCR fragment mentions a place in California and vague prices or measures. Names and clear actions are unreadable, with scattered phrases about months and a monetary amount two dollars, but no coherent event or details emerge.
The readable text shows distorted phrases about handicapped individuals, threats, and human nature. It appears as garbled dialogue or OCR mistranscription lacking coherent context, with no clear event, actors, or location to anchor a full news item.
Fragmentary funeral notice recounts a death tied to a Walling dulen and a diplomatic corps in Hondo. It notes an invitation extended to a funeral, with officials debating attendance and potential travel to Wellington, while colleagues discuss the injured duke and the propriety of attendance.
A garbled item references Water on the Brain and a railroad matter with names such as Thomas W. Jaweon and Horton. A lawyer reacts to a discussion about a punitive justice theme and a implied attack risk, mentioning weird terms and a dramatic table exchange.
A reader letters claim coffee caused nervous prostration and sleepless nights. After trying Postum as directed, the writer reports calmer nerves and better sleep, preferring Regular or Instant Postum as a coffee substitute. The letter promotes Postum with testimonials and cites a book offer.
A historical survey of cakes including Ratey or Oaday cake in Germany and France, noting brioche like doughs, variants with currants and candied fruits, and related pastries such as Gateau des Rois and Kugelhopfe. It cites preparation notes, shaping, and a tea time brioche recipe with sugar, milk, yeast, flour, butter, lemon, and rising steps.
A vintage advertisement claims Cascarets cleanse the stomach remove sour fermenting foods relief from biliousness indigestion and constipation. It touts a nightly dose that works while you sleep promising a clear head and healthy liver by morning with no griping for children or adults.
The fragment suggests a couple faced trouble as a quarrel strained their relationship and threatened to keep them apart, with concerns their marriage may be affected by ongoing discord.
Sage Tea and Sulphur claim to restore natural hair color and luster, cure dandruff and itching, and stop hair loss. The old home remedy now sold as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Memory promises dark, even coloring after a few applications, with a large bottle priced about 60 cents.
A garbled text fragment discusses removing starch from fabrics prior to storage. It mentions drying and folding to prevent tears in spring, referencing linen and paper but lacks clear names, dates, or locations. The snippet reads as care guidance rather than a reportable event.
A fragment describes making molasses candy with butter sugar and boiling water mixed to a soft ball then cooled rolled and cut into squares. Instructions note folding toward the center and shaping on a platter with no hardening and light texture.
A home style method describes taking large sweet potatoes, peeling, slicing, lining a pan with butter, and liberally sprinkling powdered sugar before browning quickly and serving with a splash of lemon juice. The note adds that the dish is excellent when served rightly.
Attorney General McIteynolds visited town recently and called on a physician from Tennessee. The physician was away, so McIteynolds left his name and title with the footman. On returning, the physician was told a caller had been a member of Parliament.
Biz and Firat discuss a strange look as Inmet unveils the latest in buggy fame. Weary Rivers replaces the horse in auto shows, with girls posing as candy turning into lemon drops.
Fragmented text lists walnut kernels half cup chopped, butter small piece, milk, flour, sugar, baking powder and eggs. Mentions wishes for richer result and more eggs, but no clear method or complete measurements.
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