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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1915
Page
8
The Star Cleaning Parlor advertises sanitary cleaning methods ladies work and alterations as a specialty. They offer cleaning and tailoring to measure with a wide line of fabrics colors weaves patterns and styles at affordable prices. Visit or call BIT Nb PY RTLE, proprietor.
An early 20th century ad from The Gem Furniture Co presents credit terms and a wide assortment of items offered by the firm. The listing emphasizes accessibility for local buyers and underscores the store as a trusted supplier in the area.
Muskogee notes summarize a busy town day with cultural events, theater and musical performances. The column mentions various entertainers, local clubs, and social gatherings, naming figures and venues that shaped the week’s cultural scene.
A damaged advert says Artistic Productions of Patriotic and Fengroum BuDe present Entorgulten Heroes. It lists Douglass Erecialtities Co at 016 to Third St Muskogee Oklahoma as the seller in a town market context with unclear event details and readable fragment names.
A fragmented historic text notes lawyers opposing white guardianship for Black people. It lists names, committees, and associations amid allegations about legal doctrine and protective committees, with references to various individuals and a broad plea for oversight.
Fragmentary report describes German bombardment near Paris and retreat from Ypres. Mentions nurses and physicians evacuating to Bordeaux, rail transports, and heightened fear of mass escapes and prison evacuations in France during early hostilities.
The Negro Independent State Fair in Muskogee Oklahoma runs September 6 to 11 1915 at the fairgrounds. The association touts top facilities to display Oklahoma agricultural and livestock resources inviting all colored residents to exhibit with premiums for farm products animals and baby show entries.
An abbreviated report outlines Claude Graham White’s status as a leading British aviator and commander. The fragment references Allied aviation and a brief exchange about air operations in France, with portions obscured or deleted. The piece emphasizes wartime aviation leadership and wartime communications.
The general in charge warns against armor usage in Germany stating armor can fail under exposure and harm soldiers. Tempe reports Thin rules aim to protect troops, but experts cite examples where armor worsened injuries. The canton faces renewed caution against orthilete purchases and wartime armament policies.
An eminent London architect faced internment as an alien enemy while requesting aid from religious relief groups. He sent a half-penny to a charity box and awaited £25 from his wife, money not arriving from Austria. Many other aliens, including professionals with long records, faced periodic confinement and dependence on charity amid mounting wartime pressures.
An artist known as Hans, real name Hank, received the Legion of Honor from France for anti German cartoons before the war. He served as a French army interpreter, earned a mention in dispatches for courage, and his Canars house was destroyed by bombardment as Lille endured shelling.
The document records resolutions in Tolan County urging legislative action on a constitutional amendment for equal corporation tax distribution and supporting a school levy. It praises teachers and notes resolutions 1, 2, and 9 to be sent to state officials with signatures from county officials and local leaders.
Forty days of revival at Mt Zion Church led by Rev RO Whitaker saw 34 baptized last Sunday and ten more awaiting baptism tomorrow. One hundred one new believers joined the church, and donations raised about 488.26 toward ministry, bringing total to around 12.23 in church funds. Survivors include Key Capper and 804 Win.
An undercover advert touts Kituball Dairy Formers journal as a path to higher income through dairy farming. It promises a yearly subscription for $100 and adds offers for Poultry, Farm Life, and fashion papers, urging readers to select a club and enroll immediately. The text includes testimonials and purported endorsements, ending with a raspy sales pitch.
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