Powara New York Elephants At Oklahoma State Fair
WERPWEIGHTS IN ACTION AT OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR. Elephants from the Powara troupe, long a New York Hippodrome feature, will perform at Oklahoma City from September 2 to October 3, 1914. Jeanette and Julie Powers display trained routines with two elephants, entertaining crowds with graceful demonstrations and expert handling by their trainers.
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Oklahoma State
Oklahoma City
New York
Jeanette
Julle Powers
Ony
George Powere
Olenlephante
Perles
Glepiay
Aiton Ray
Power
Elephanta
Oalahoma State Fair
Recipes and culinary directions from a damaged archive
Fragmented OCR text outlines multiple recipes including tomato soup with rice and meat stock, almond cream squares, a wedding cake style mix, and California nut cake. It lists ingredients like rice, tomatoes, butter, sugar, cream, almonds, flour, spices, and various rising and baking steps, inconsistently typed and with errors.
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California
Almond Gelatin and Savory Chicken La Monte Carto
A recipe mix features almond gelatin with sugar and gelatin dissolved in water then heated, followed by egg yolk beating and a custard like mixture. It continues with carrot preparation simmered in stock, then blended with peas and cream. The chicken La Monte Carto presents butter with carrot, onion, thyme, conpomme, cherry, potatoes, mushrooms, and parsley simmered to finish.
Rye Nour Bread With Caraway and Yeast Rise
Instructions describe mixing scalded milk sugar butter salt yeast dissolved in warm water then caraway seeds and rye flour kneaded with whole wheat flour. Dough rises twice before shaping into loaves and baking on greased pans.
Colored progress and politics urged by Washington leader
A Washington discourse argues for Black advancement through business and education rather than party politics. It cites Senator Works on Black political aims, notes community meetings in the District and major business strides by Black Americans in Alabama, including land ownership, banking, and church properties, and urges self-reliance and economic development over segregation and humiliation.
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Washington Star
Michasl Jouastan
Ayree
Tivatnens
Commerce
America
Dia‘ster
Columbia
Thin City
Washington
Medlin
Aludana
New York
Tom Yonrn
Negro Farm
Alaame
Ibs
Negro Pornlenie
Mabatn
Alabama
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Tnd
Roakwr
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Ponsnanes
Nately
Kowainga
Alexander City
Cantery
Capitral of Georgia
Neefoew
Mabama Penny Saviiew Bank
Prudential Savings Bank of
Tiriningham
Penny Savings Bank of
Selma
Annivton
Penny Savyng Bank of
Montgomery
Tagroas
Ftegto Church
Alabam
Hoverian mile in Europe and strange phrases
The clipping mentions the Hoverian mile in Europe as a boundry and references Tod Pree Halt Hae Bite Anarutiful, with garbled lines about charity, robes, and a tribute at Ark Lights. It includes a quote about a husband called the meanest and a question about a will.
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Boundryse
Whita Clothea
Neighbor’s Boy Up a Tree Triggers Worry
A neighbor watches a troublesome boy climb a tree with a look of painful anxiety. When asked if he fears the tad will fall he says no, but fears he won’t. The scene captures a tense moment of caution and concern.
Irish boatman tells tale of banshees at ruined castle
Traveling in Donagal, a clergyman asks a loquacious boatman about banshees. The boatman, boasting knowledge, claims to have seen a banshee in a museum after a punning exchange about the legend.
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Donagal
Bannhes
Patt
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