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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1915
Page
5
An advertisement for the Liberty Cafe run by Mrs. Lillie Johnson at 16 N. Cincinnati touts cleanliness and seasonal offerings. It cites sanitary condition as a key selling point and invites patrons to enjoy the cooking. Telefono 3077-J.
A grand barbecue and picnic is planned for August 3 4 5 at the city park under the auspices of the K of P Lodge with speakers including Sir Crand Channethur Harrison and Mayor Lame. Everyone is invited to attend.
Health notices from the Pratt Bath House announce Radium Water Baths and treatments for skin infections and circulation issues. Owners M and Mrs Pratt offer Swedish massage, vapor steam, electric vitrator, and specialized courses with special pricing. Written to invite patronage from the local colored community.
The notice requests correspondents to send news by Wednesday each week and mail from their post offices every evening. Items arriving after the current day will be cancelled or held over for the next issue. The editor urges adherence to this rule as it affects the office operations.
Discussion by F A Vanterlip of National City Bank on banking fundamentals describes banks as pools of idle money, the clearing of checks, and the role of banks in aggregating credits. It stresses banks as credit dealers, needing reliable cash on demand.
Newt items include The Texas Jubilee Singers at several churches, social calls, a Midway Park club women gathering led by Mrs Lewis and others, and a trip of city residents to California for the exposition. Local homes under renovation, a new law office opening, a tragic infant funeral with a public donation, and varied social events from a surprise party for Rae Kinchin to suffragist celebrations are noted. A train collision with a colt, industrial league activity, a pastor visiting Muskogee, and quirky local anecdotes round out the week.
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