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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
7
A historical discussion on African American progress critiques the biases of European colonial profit and argues for uplift through education, property, and shared wealth. The piece covers Nashville and Memphis debates on locating a Negro seminary, praises southern adoption, and notes a visiting group promoting health education for colored students.
Booker T Washington led a company of 26 educated Black men to large meetings in Lowletaga and Shreveport where thousands gathered to hear him. He urged staying in the country, acquiring property, and buildingEducation while admonishing focus on white prejudice. An Indian government expert was appointed to study white attitudes in that country.
A historical note describes the boundary between Alaska and Canada extending north along the 140th meridian to the Arctic Ocean, highlighting its straightness and the lack of similar long boundaries. It mentions Philadelphia’s estimated $1,000,000 value and a Roman era aqueduct project costing about $25,000,000.
Cleveland and Hanover women describe severe female troubles and surgeries avoided by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. C. I. Guirrett and Mrs. Ada Wilt credit relief and renewed strength, urging others to write for confidential advice.
An incoherent OCR fragment cites a crowd at a party with figures including a drunkard, a waiter, and a local couple amid calls for reform. The text muses on cultural stagnation and a desire for change, mentioning various unnamed participants and a stray animal reference.
The text presents a jumble of early 20th century style advertising for skincare soaps and remedies, interwoven with a humorous schoolyard exchange about a baseball umpire and a stray rambling anecdote. It ends with a moral line about humility and superiority.
A fragmented report details a jailbreak or escape attempt tied to Queens County Jail. It mentions a murder trial, a hospital scene, and a trail of forged documents and misdirections. The piece threads through multiple names and places, including San Francisco and Philadelphia, as investigators chase the truth.
The garbled text cites Tonie Grove and a list of supposed health claims for quinine and tonle related to liver malaria and blood enrichment. It ends with a political prompt about rage and warning against repeating it, all in inconsistent, unclear phrasing.
A garbled transcript mentions Red Crean, America, and applause. It references a broad audience with implied praise and a daughter, but details are unclear and impossible to confirm from the readable text.
Fragmented OCR passage mentions geography and a wart remark with unclear names and dates. The readable bits reference a wall, hosiery, and a place called Hie olden Int geokrophy SHHOvOEe. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or identifiable individuals.
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