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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
7
Armenian Cookbook offers economical nutritious dishes using greens like spinach and cress. Features include Spinach With Steat-Ingredienta and Spinach With Minced Meat, plus Dolmas of Stuffed Dishes with lamb or mutton, onions, parsley, and tomatoes, from the Washington Star reprint.
A French chef advises salting soup only after it has been skimmed to prevent scum from rising. The guidance emphasizes skimming as the first step before seasoning.
A method describes using boiling water to steam a well cover to remove wrinkles. Place the basin under the top of the well and move it back and forth until the cover appears smooth.
Old hairbrushes that have become soft can be hardened by dipping them in a strong alum solution. The process restores rigidity and allows continued use of the brushes.
A practical old remedy states cover the rusted area with sweet oil for a day then rub with fresh lime and polish in the ordinary way.
When lig comes off bootlace renew by pressing black sealing wax around the end and shaping to a point. This creates a serviceable pew tag that lasts a long time.
A smooth tongued book agent questions a little boy at a window. The boy replies that little boys should not tell falsehoods. He confirms the man is his father reading the newspaper, adds his mother is out.
An old advertisement text touts Fletcher's Castoria as a trusted remedy used for decades. The scene features a mother and child with a husband seen comforting the baby, lessening concern with a casual remark about rock and rye.
A garbled ad style note promotes a foot massage product promising relief for tired and nervous feet. It mentions a name Allen and vague contact details, with unclear spellings and branding.
Mrs Upliftt and Mrs Downrice discuss reform methods with wit. Downrice advocates elbow grease and a broom while a sharper line suggests vigorous action. The exchange hints at social reform debates in a light newspaper vignette.
An advertisement promises quick relief for piles including itching bleeding and pain. It claims cure in 6 to 14 days with guaranteed money back and mentions soothing, healing effects and restoration of comfort.
An excerpt describes Ellen Carter and Mrs. Carter debating unreliable remedies for rheumatism. Ellen insists a certain cure exists, while Carolina Ruth and others chat about possible treatments, in a scene of hopeful yet unsettled expectation. The dialogue hints at health remedies and family dynamics on a rural setting.
In a small town a brewer Mr Karleyerre who joined the church began bringing his workers and cartmen to Sunday services at the brewery. The parson urged him to stop, saying he cannot hear his sermons with the crowd. The brewer persisted hoping for better pay and status.
North Alabama father desires accuracy in speech and tries to curb his son’s habit by offering one dollar if he stops saying all right for two weeks. Johnny impulsively agrees to begin immediately as the attempt unfolds.
A family uses white rabbits as a moving mowing crew on a seven by ten foot movable pen placed on a Kentucky bluegrass lawn. The rabbits efficiently cut the grass, satisfying all involved as a creative solution.
A reader recounts Claude returning from a ride with his father to his mother who checks his washed face and hands, scolding him in a humorous household moment. The mother declares, in disbelief, that he is no angel.
A curt exchange over berries and flag colors features a slangy boarder asking why the scene recalls old glory. The landlady responds with a wry, patient retort as a judge-like voice delivers a final jab of nodding satire.
A clipped social commentary notes ad slogan for Honi Sott silk hose praising beauty and chivalry, while observing that many think themselves essential to progress yet end up overlooked. It remarks that ambition often fails to translate into real impact, with a wry tone about the fragility of status and wealth.
Three year old Edwin Crowley of Hremen Lone Inland resists neighbors offers of a motor boat, toys, and candy for his baby sister. He negotiates a last offer then agrees to swap for the boat, planning lobstering near Monhegan. He promises playthings to ease separation.
Nell becomes linked with Joe due to a rumor of escalating attention from Sheen. Fans speculate about a possible meeting as tabloids note her interest in high profile figures.
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