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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1915
Page
6
A long, fragmented text lists foods and groceries with scattered brand and dish names. It mentions chicken, potatoes, tomatoes, celery, cheese, and various prepared items alongside stray quantities and odd phrases, resembling an OCR mishmash from a 20th century market page.
A garbled, OCR like text lists unclear culinary steps and ingredients for a dish. It mentions apples, pears, raspberries, custards and jelly, with scattered phrases about baking, cooling and garnishes. The fragment lacks coherent structure but hints at a fruit dessert or pie preparation.
A fragment describes a compact Japanese style garden display with miniature figures games and ornaments. It mentions a perpetual cherry tree lanterns and a turtle figure, plus porcelain animals and wire stakes for ground insertion. The piece encourages buying multiple dollar kits to create an impressive scene.
A guide describes making scarfs to match room hangings by cutting motifs from cretanne and applying them to craft ends. They are basted in place and either sewn over or buttonholed. A faster method uses stitching close to the motif edge.
A gown described with green satin and white tulle features a long waist, high bodice, and folded white trim. It highlights a jeweled bust, plume fringe, fur trimming, and elbow length tulle sleeves with three quarter epaulets.
A fragmentary fashion note describes worn items and styles. The collar retreats and fabrics appear muted. A purple red shade resembles raspberry on the color card, while a short skirt and wrap slipper are noted as in evidence.
A historic note cautions that gloves should not be drawn too tightly on the hands as they tend to settle into the shape of the wearer. If gloves start loose, they may last longer but the nails or fingertips wear through the finest parts first while the rest of the glove remains usable.
Revival of gatetop handbags described for spring with pret test models in chiffon and velvet. Tops feature gilt nickel or gun metal collapse designs and interiors include shirred pockets and fittings for practical use.
A garbled travel and etiquette style text features jumbled quotes about the United States Mexico San Francisco and other places. It weaves stray lines about reactions to a singer royal or dancer a vase breaking and a new dance demonstration. It includes odd medical and cleaning product mentions and boasts of bizarre opinions on gender and society in a patchwork of misread OCR phrases.
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