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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1915
Page
6
The postal service announces new guidance on stamp adhesives citing superior stickiness and quality. Officials note widespread complaints about weak bonds and urge adoption of improved materials to ensure reliable postage and proper use across all departments.
The text presents garbled lines about a man buried in thought and a funeral expenver. It references Good Cause Smith and a contrived growth with unclear context and scattered phrases about shade and a kick ticketed flow.
The story recalls a crash in Pelham road where Frederick Hirkuinr, a New Rochelle sweeper, was struck from behind by Frank Purdy of Port Chester. Hirkuinr died after being taken to hospital. Purdy was injured and unable to help, while a hospital surgeon forced Hirkuinr into the ambulance. The article then pivots to a historical note on London's tram system and early motor buses, contrasting past transit dangers with later growth in urban transport.
Fragmentary OCR content mentions places like Selotava California and India, with references to specific gravity cork ebony and a reward, but lacks coherent event or context to summarize. Entities and details are too fragmentary to determine a clear news item.
A formal extradition application from the Villa governor to Governor Ferguson of Texas and to Carrapets and Villa leaders seeks the Monta administrator’s transfer on serious criminal charges. An informal request for the extradition of the extraditor was later made by the Carrans agency.
Poorly legible tidbits describe social chatter on foreign relations and personal plans. A stray note mentions Schoharie county and weekly gatherings, with odd lines about internment and a Sunday school scene. The text reads like a near-derailed column of scattered jokes and rumors.
A reflective note on forgiving others and oneself. It cautions against holding grudges, warns against adopting a martyr mindset, and urges letting go of past hurts to avoid erasing the act of forgiveness.
Fragmentary notes refer to a person named Lima and a father figure, mentioning a vacation and new summer attire. The text also briefly touches on Cocoa and Mexico without clear connections or dates.
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