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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1913

Page

3

Mysterious aboard ship a tale of identity and threat

A dramatic encounter unfolds on a transatlantic liner as Edith Durhes confronts a man claiming to be her husband Richmond who reveals a past murder and a life on the run. He pleads for mercy while recounting a chilling tale of crime, confession, and a possible future arrest in New York.

John R. Adams Edith Durhes New York Etrangers John Durham London Halt Durham Janew Hedmond Galt Durham Richmond Tam Coward Cain Vrincens Pocadilly Hyde Park Twax Rowente FerUnio South Ampton America Jaime Riotin Falanne Carlyie Eister Aviv Elijyal Ailey Brutal Hushaid ORY Sin York England

Ideas 7 Homebuilders Wal a Radford House Design

Architect critic essays on affordable modern homes highlighting demand for economical, tasteful designs. Describes a two story 22 by 38 foot house with four rooms on ground floor and three bedrooms, aiming for a $4000 total cost with cement foundation, three coat plaster, cedar roof.

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Put Together to Last Repairs to Navy old petatee

Repairs to the outside plating of the United States Navy vessel were underway after an inspection found wear and unusual conditions. The ship parts date from the 1880s and the project focuses on restoring structural integrity and safety.

United States Navy

Appreciation of Art by Harrison Fisher

The illustrationalist recalls overhearing a woman admire his exhibit. A witty prompt leads to Fisher revealing his own identity and joking about the dressmaker who created the model’s frock. The anecdote appears in Lippincott's Magazine.

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After the quarrel Judge orders him from the room

In a tense scene the judge confronts a heated suspect who cannot answer clearly and demands the man leave the chamber as witnesses and participants react with confusion and tension.

Student’s Wondrous Reasoning and Affinity Prompt

A fragmentary, cryptic piece asks about reasoning and affinity in a playful teaching context. It mentions a teacher examining the derivation of the word fumathe and questions about why every person has a special affinity for certain trees, inviting reflection on individual temperament and curiosity.

Fair Division Noted in Harpar'e Magazine Fragment

A fragmented text from Harpar'e Magazine depicts a discordant scene where a conductor arrives during a division dispute between Mabel and another. One companion suggests a grim outcome as a solution, while another meditates before proposing split action, all within a chaotic dialogue.

Making Boiled Milk Palatable

A historic kitchen tip explains boosting boiled milk by gentle heating in a double boiler. Heat slowly for ten minutes after water boils, then keep the milk tightly covered and cool briefly on the stove. The method aims to improve taste and texture for warm milk preparations.

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