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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1915
Page
4
A garbled but urgent 1930s style update details warnings about deception in government, urging unity against enemies and stressing the danger of misled citizens. Names and places blur, but the tone remains a fervent call to resist traitors and uphold national duty.
A United States source cites Prague’s population about 690000 with roughly 100 physicians. Day calls cost about 60 cents, night calls from 1.20 to 4 dollars. university clinics charge more. Hospital care largely free under Catholic control. nurses’ wages rise monthly. dentists’ fees range from 40 cents to 2 dollars per procedure. Annual incomes of professionals are given, mixing government salaries and private practice.
Mr GW Simmons of Fairview on the alek list. Mrs EL Middleton of SN Jackson is coder the eart of Dr A I ryant. Master Carl Williams of 26 N Jackson is quite sick. The funeral of Mr Johnson and Mrs Auld Johnson of 412 E Kasten was held at FBC last Sunday. Betty Lynch of N Lilgin spends vacation in Muskogee with friends. Miss Berty Thompson of OK City is at the Harper Hotel. Rev Kersh left for Lawton to attend the Baptist State Sunday School Convention. Miah Sadie Donalhon of St Louis visited Tulsa enroute to Jenks OK. The world said a penny at his place should be arrested for vewdl conduct. Mr Lewis Eppa of Drumright in Tulsa to petition for a school in district 90 Tiger Township. Prof McAdams concert orchestra rated on July 5 at Mohawk. A picnic after the Lords Supper raised $25.27. Various updates on church folks, clubs, and local business appear throughout.
The German government limits oats for horses to 214 to 3 percent daily, threatening animal health. Berlin veterinarian Dr Klinger argues fears are unfounded, citing maize as a satisfactory oats substitute and potatoes as another plentiful feed. He notes maize lacks starch and protein, which can be offset by higher rations and small amounts of protein-rich foods.
A dense OCR snippet lists multiple businesses and professionals including Dr J J McKeever High Class Dental Work, a barber or ton sotorial artist, billiard parlor, attorney at law I H Spears, and various merchants with phone numbers and addresses on Greenwood and Elgin, plus a grocery store entry.
In a humorous scene a young woman reveals a wedding ring in her vanity box after a flirtatious banter with Desolate Youth. The ring disproves rumors of a carefree voyage as she explains she does not wear it while traveling. George arrives as the crowd cheers and calls his name.
An official notes Philippine rattan could supply furniture and baby carriages even as war disrupts German supply. John J. Arnold of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce cites the main challenge as moving the material to Manila for regular exports. He sees good rattan in island provinces and emphasizes improving shipment to market.
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