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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1914
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR describes a odd scene with a person named Pat and Mike, a bag of oatmeal, and water involvement. The narrative hints at a humorous observation and a question about a marker or pointer in a playful, murky context.
An advertisement for Springs Chemical Co. in Hot Springs Arkansas touts Liver Buttons as a cure for liver and digestive issues. The copy claims rapid relief, weight loss, and improved digestion by consuming a daily tablet, with a free sample offer.
A garbled OCR page references a mix of topics from labor hours in England to electrically lit poultry houses and cobble imports. Mentions include Hoboken style labor debates, a man named Putnam Fadeloes, and scattered notes on marriage, politics, and industry. The legible facts remain diffuse and non-specific.
A. E. Vani Natta of Indiana explains a portable fence system for rotating crops and protecting poultry. The design uses 2x3 inch and 12 inch hemlock boards, 4 foot sections, shelf brackets, and screw fastenings to form modular T shaped frames that can be moved and reassembled with light labor.
Instructions describe converting two pint boxes into a poultry house with a deer cut in one end and a window in the other. Use tarred paper or canvas to cover the root area, add spars and soap boxes for support, wire a yard opening, and provide a scratching shed. A packing box and a long board help seal against snow and hold the structure together.
During inclement weather fowls are safer indoors than out. If hens fail to lay, blame lies with their keeper and an egg composed of 1000 grains, 600 to the white, 300 to the yolk, and 200 to the shell.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming immediate hair shine and dandruff elimination after a few uses. It promises new, fine hair growth and a lustrous look, with a 25 cent bottle available at local stores. Separate text cites serotherapy reducing diphtheria deaths in Paris and other cities to illustrate medical advances.
The critic notes strong audience spirit and sympathy toward the other dog in a performance, while characterizing reactions to the act as spirited. The fragment suggests engaging stage presence and a notable crowd response to the scenes.
A nationwide chorus of women credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health amid nervous prostration back pain and exhaustion. Letters from Independence Oregon Hodgdon Maine and other reported recoveries urge others to seek the remedy and its Sanative Wash.
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