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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1916
Page
4
The Star pledges to serve subscribers and advertisers with their best, promising happiness, prosperity, and cheer for the coming year. The note laments rough text and offers best wishes, asking readers to seek other copies for the same edition.
The fragment urges setting personal goals for the new year and encourages accountability. It mentions budgeting and paying debts, urging steady effort to improve finances and credit health. The text uses informal language and appears as a casual reminder rather than a formal guideline.
A fragmentary column on New Year's resolutions and the idea that many pledges fade quickly. The text nonsensically references the Jets, a pledge culture, and advice about sticking to resolutions amid general narrative noise.
The passage reflects on sacred days and the idea that only today matters. It contrasts two golden days with the endless march of time, invoking themes of love, grace, and endurance. Notable line echoes include phrases about enduring burdens and living fully in the present.
The company promises a clean refined show without questionable acts. Management claims the program is suitable for families and will be presented at the Grand Theatre on Thursday at noon.
The feature promises a grandBIO show with a trusted ministry led by Richarts Deingles along with Clarence Powell and Manele Campbell. Supported by 12 other internationally reputed funmakers, a 20 member choir, and a 12 piece orchestra, the event aims to attract local crowds and questionably reputable entertainment.
A distorted passage describes a company briefing and a public program at a theatre in the evening. It mentions individuals and a planned event with a date likely in Tama or a Friday night, but names and places are garbled and not clearly identifiable.
The W H E Missionary Society of AM BL ebaret held their retreat in Mile year Wednesday. Members and guests from Sharon Chapter 8 attended and many will spend the Christmas holidays in Fort Worth Texas and other locations. Notable attendees included Mrs. Robert Whitaker and Mrs. Jane Stephens. Several local families announced holiday visits and guests, with discussion of regional gatherings in Philadelphia Virginia and plans for a broader conference.
Community notices describe guests and events at homes and clubs during holidays. Prof Youngblood and Mrs Brown host guests, Prof Day travels through Sapulpa, and Mr Buckner entertains artists. banquets, church sermons, and club gatherings are noted with names, places, and dates.
Prof J Oscar Spencer and wife of Nownte hosted by Mr and Mrs TJ King. Mr Davie and Mr Geo Davie of Boynton bought a touring car. Prof Gratam and Mrs Gratam of Hoekell visited. Xenophon stage featured. Wiley Jones seen on S 19th. Lenore Watson to teach at Dunbar. Hike Russett new assistant at St Philip Mission. Lawrance Kane students home from college. Bradley joins motor brigade. Christmas edition of Tale Star praised. reader support discussed.
The text notes Attington Wilaen of the Pires Haptint plans a visit to St Louis Missouri as guest of Prof. RH Cole, principal of Sim finite Bchool Mix. W. Scott Brown of Firth St is also mentioned.
Notes from Wagoner report the Sunday installation of pastor Rev J Mitchell at Zion Baptist Church with introductory sermon by Rev Jack Pishde of Muskogee. Dr S S Jones of Antot Baptist Church preached, Dr Van Pelt delivered a lecture at St Fal Baptist, and the Mt Calvary choir provided music. Attendance and collection details noted amid cold season illnesses.
Classified ad notes money to loan with high interest and fees, mentions a firm and room address, plus a request for agents for The Talae Star in Tulon Ohio with details to write for particulars.
An advertisement from The Tulsa Star offers to buy a share at 30 percent completion. Corine Lone Lewis of Greenwood, Indiana, is noted as a reference. Respond with details and address.
A notice from a hat maker claims to have installed a hat steamer that heals old hats and promises to replace them with a new one at a price if customers send in their old hats. The message suggests turning worn hats into new items through a trade in.
In a reflective piece the author recalls days before Christmas, the thrill of holiday shopping, and a child’s joyous rush to the toy aisle. Readers remember how anticipation colored those pre dawn hours, sharing the wonder of trains, dolls, and gifts. The piece contrasts the child’s delight with a parent’s bittersweet nostalgia for past Christmases.
A note describes a performer who will don cotton whiskers and light the Christmas tree candy lights, signaling a staged seasonal change. The wording suggests festive theater or pageant preparations with a whimsical, nautical misprint tone.
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