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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1915

Page

7

Black leader Jackson’s wartime tale and Prairie View honors

In Richmond Virginia and Washington events recount the life of Jackson a Black veteran linked to General Grant with a famed wartime escape and guard duty. Prairie View College commences with diplomas awarded by Judge Guton as white citizens attend and praise the Negro college’s progress.

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Fragmented 19th Century Observations and Opinions Across Topics

A mosaic of scattered notes references Booker Waals ington style advice, racial views on education and labor, early dye industry notes, cinema pricing quirks, medical observations on perspiration, weathering and housing, and a travelogue tone on mistletoe and timber growth. Many items read as excerpts or opinions from diverse sources.

America

Dodson's Liver Tone as safe alternative to calomel

An advertisement warns against calomel toxicity and endorses Dodson's Liver Tone as a gentle liver remedy. It claims calomel is dangerous mercury and touts one spoonful of Liver Tone as restoring vitality, with guarantees to satisfy and protect health. It urges readers to buy from drug stores and avoid calomel’s harsh effects.

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Unclear medical ad promises hair growth and dandruff cure

An advertising text claims Cuticura products prevent hair loss and promote growth. It mentions routine use of Cuticura Soap and a topical preparation. The block invites readers to request free booklets by mail from Cuticura Dept XY in a distant location.

Heston

Mysterious Scribbles Echo Through Quiet Street Scene

A fragmentary, cryptic note describes a tense moment with a child named Hap and phrases about mopping and quiet. Names and clear actions are obscured by garbled text, leaving an unsettled image of a domestic disturbance or informal routine with unresolved clues.

For Her Sake That Proves She Can Do More

A man notes his wife Maya T can handle tasks he cannot afford, praising her capability and urging support for her efforts. The quote frames a belief in her reliability and value.

Maya T

To Drive Out Mala The System Build Up

An old tonic advertisement touts Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic as a restorative remedy. The copy promotes the product as cleansing the system of malaria and improving iron levels, urging readers to try the formula as labeled.

Fragmented dialogue excerpt with scattered names

The text presents a disjointed conversation mentioning Meekor Poor, Wiveker, and Hantord e Dal taro. It remarks on engagement, money for marriage, advertising, and a stray note about white clothes and stage mentions, all in a garbled, archaic sounding discourse.

Fragmented Aunt Stary’s Page Yet Sincere Moral Ads

A noisy collage of children’s play at Aunt Mary’s with names like Helen and Toby. Mentions a missionary talker, Providence Tribe, and odd product plugs for Hanford’s Balm and other quips. Contained snippets hint at a wartime or social column with humor, religious notes, and playful street scenes.

Mme Penny Providence Tribe

Fox Hunters in the War Show Bright Spots and Setbacks

The report highlights fox hunters in wartime, noting bravado, challenges, and scattered successes. It mentions volunteers, patrols, and local reaction as communities cope with rationing and danger while supporting wartime efforts.

Untitled Political Crisis in African Territory

Fragmentary report describes tensions between local groups in Africa with references to a queen and leadership figures. Mentions a parliamentary or council action, potential elections or ballots, and warnings of conflict or suppression by external forces. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.

Africa Jirnsat Fennihal Ieee Ie

Lone Vulgarian's Restaurant Rant Captures a Scene

Fragmentary text shows a proprietor named Kellam resisting exclusion and claiming a perfect meal. The passage hints at a confrontational cafe setting with unspecified characters Vee Tudor and others watching. Details are sparse but focus on a contentious dining dialogue.

Tudor

Fine Chance for an Orator at Principal’s Contest

Fragmentary notes describe an orator contest with unclear lines and interrupted remarks. The text mentions introductory remarks and questions about preparation, suggesting a chaotic start to the event.

Fragmentary note on individuals and lands and a proverb

A fragmented text mentions an unnamed person who visits alone and causes bother when busy. It notes various growers and lands described as scarce and valuable. A cryptic reference to Manford's Halaam Love endures despite hardship and dyspeptic cooks.

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad

Testimonial letter from Mrs Maben praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female weaknesses and displacement. She claims recovery from illness and expresses hope for other women to try the remedy and letters to receive more information. Includes address in Murfreesboro Tennessee and mentions medical endorsement.

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Mystery Message From The Neighborhood Newsroom

Fragmented OCR note mentions names and places including Mr Hannakeen Palmiy and Mr Fongar. The text hints at a request or inquiry about someone named Wambo and a local recipient, with no clear event.

Hannakeen Palmiy Fongar Aifon Wambo

Sunpletove Precaution Tul Tie Marry for Monay

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Monay

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