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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
6
A fragmentary tale recalls Sargent and Partelan pupils of a pompous Preich painter. An autumn Veroniy scene shows a Baltic view of the Craed canal and a curious amateur exchange about art. Jol Stigor Sar claims recent American exhibitions, revealing tensions in the scene.
A garbled exchange on a Marion location features two speakers misnaming persons and reacting to a public scene. The fragment shows miscommunication and curious banter about actors and photographs without clear context or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR describes Talaete units on tracks and belt while fables drive Gervan soldiers toward a mutiny scenario. It mentions infantry and cavalry clashing with vehicles carrying weapons, a Matry march, and trenches with only heads visible.
The fragment hints at a proverb about choosing apology to a powerful person over enduring a harsh end. It reflects a terse moral about respect, power, and consequence. No clear names, places, or dates are provided in the readable text.
Professor Branson of the State Normal School Athena Georgia addressed a Southern sociological congress noting Negro progress in education citizenship and ambition. He cited farm labor disparities in the South and rural migration from city to country as key trends shaping the race’s economic future.
The item notes a king offering a modern role to widows while preferring those with formal training. It highlights Hampton Institute shifting to vocational training for students and reports detailed application statistics. The Thames of Ceylon may shift to supplying raw fiber for U S and Britain.
A century long debate on bread. doctors and experts clash over white versus bolted flour. French army physicians report partial bolting improves health and meat intake, while fully bolted white bread links to coarser grain removal and poorer nutrition. New York Commercial notes the disagreement persists.
An 1912 ad touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment for scalp relief with a testimonial from J. Smith. The article also covers Jack Sullivan’s courtroom outburst after a witness in a gambling case, and remarks on cooling off outside the courthouse as tensions rose.
A young woman sits on the boat stern while an inexperienced oarsman struggles at the paddles. She muses about camp supper as the man grimly and repeatedly battles upstream attempting to reach the landing.
Two men chase a coin old saying says the most get the lot yet seldom reach the boat. An ad touts Hanford's Balsam for gall use while a neighbor remembered for kindness surfaces in talk.
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