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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1915
Page
5
Uyotate sanitay cleaning methods. Ladies work and alterations specialty. Let us do your cleaning. Suits made to your measure. See our line of stylish made to measure clothing. We have every fabric, color, weave, pattern and make every style at prices to suit your pocket book. Patterns to select from, Mats cleaned and blocked. Phone 816.
A local grocery and meats shop advertises a full line of vegetables canned goods and other staples. The proprietor J L Pierce emphasizes quick sales and small profits from 120 N Eljin and markets itself as offering the market's best products.
Fragmentary historical notice mentions visits, parties, and local figures. Names and places are garbled, but references to a party for a daughter and a Baptist preacher's visit appear amid a set of informal social items and hometown mentions.
Health advocates announce the Pratt Bath House for Colored People at 400 Missouri Ave Claremore Oklahoma offering Radium Water Baths and Swedish Massage as treatment for infections circulation stomach and kidney issues. Mr and Mrs Pratt will share part of their time to help the colored community with these therapies.
A fragmented ad describes electrical steam vapor treatments and radium water baths offered by Pratt Bath House. It promises special prices for a course of radium water baths and invites patrons to write for terms. The misspelled lines hint at a colored patronage and a boilerplate sign-off.
Mr J A G La Valle of San Antonio Texas has been called to fill a Nashville Globe subscription post. Mrs Maggie Elizabeth Reed wed Mr P Bond on June 16 at 120% 1th Ave. The paper notes the death of George Kelly at 505 North Greenwood and extends sympathy to Mrs Kelly.
A brief storefront ad invites readers to visit Cove Pharmacy at 525 East Second Street in Oklahoma City. It highlights a selection including Pure Dings perfumes and a variety of cold drinks.
Opening announced by Mrs Albert Wits pened up at 42 Cedar Heights. The venture aims to attract patronage from the Colored people. Thorp son La is the manager.
A fragment discusses Tyrol as a scenic Alpine region divided by Austria and Italy, noting its climate variety, mountainous beauty, and pastoral economy. It mentions German and Italian speaking populations, and recounts Franco-American artist Hofbauer and sculptor Torretsi aiding wartime efforts. It also notes a German patent on acid proofing concrete pipes and a humorous quip about travel for rheumatism.
A garbled page clumps names and social events from Mussengee city life. Mentions include Mrs RR Bryant carriage rides, Miss Nettie Jackson Redbird, Aurelia Wat, Dr and Mrs Dryant, Mrs Mayella Horrell visiting from Ft Smith, and Lilbert Anderson. Social gatherings, dinners, and church events appear with scattered addresses and fleeting remarks on health and travel.
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