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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
3
A garbled recipe page offers scattered menu items and instructions for salads puddings and desserts. It mentions chicken salad date bread pudding custard caramel and various fruit dishes with unclear directions and many OCR errors.
A fragmented guide describes preparing chilled dishes for warm weather such as maple parfaits and salads, with instructions for freezing and texturing. It mentions serving ideas like mint and watercress, with notes on incorporating lamb cuts and casual fruit and vegetable accompaniments, in a period-voice home cook style.
A 1916 bridal wardrobe article recommends a range of outfits for a bride traveling and attending events. It highlights serge ensembles, lace net frocks, pale tullo cloaks, daytime wraps, slippers, stockings, and hats. Practical tips cover color harmony, durability, and coordinating with gowns, wraps, and accessories for various wedding and social occasions.
A description details making a compact pen wiper from dark brown cloth and mixed fabrics. It notes dimensions approximately four inches wide and ten inches long, with a black strip binding at the top and a decorative old glove or key ring for hangers. The craft emphasizes practical reuse of materials and hand stitching for a vintage pen wiper.
A New York Press item outlines a child’s dress with a white balllot and white cotton, detailing a jumper effect, daisy leaves, and a wide velvet belt. The design blends cream colors with plaited trims and embroidered motifs, offered in white or brown and white.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a garment described as new and elaborate with white cloth, fine stitching, and Dutch blue embroidery. Mentions trimlines, materials like cotton duck, and tennis arONn details. Overall unclear but depicts a clothing item with decorative features and quality fabric.
A fragment notes colored handkerchiefs become more common than plain white, with varieties like green, yellow, pink, violet, and blue. It mentions crepe de chine fabrics and colored embroidery, suggesting updated styles and hues in domestic textiles.
An advertisement extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel. It asserts calomel hurts health, promises a morning vitality boost, and claims Liver Tone cleanses the system without side effects. The copy emphasizes natural liver aid and warns against damaging drugs.
Soldiers endure extreme heat in the African theater as shrouded uniforms and veils confound comfort. Worn by troops described as weary and suffering, the midday heat reaches 182 degrees in shade, forcing reliance on scarce fodder and shelter, while morale strains amid harsh conditions and long campaigns.
A string of garbled quotes and partial phrases appears like OCR junk from a historical page. It weaves distorted lines about war talk and social chats, mentioning King George and the Kaiser in a blurred mock conversational style. The readable bits offer little clear narrative or standalone fact.
An Ohio woman with long illness and heart trouble claims Postum cereal helped her quit drinking alcohol. She describes misery, recovery after following the product’s directions, and regained energy. The piece promotes Postum and its two forms, urging readers to try it as a coffee substitute.
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