The Star Cleaning Parlor Offers Variety of Cleaning and Clothing
Advertises cleaning services and a line of stylish clothing. Promotes modern fabrics, colors, patterns, and ready to wear styles. Mentions proprietor and contact phone.
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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1915
Page
8
Advertises cleaning services and a line of stylish clothing. Promotes modern fabrics, colors, patterns, and ready to wear styles. Mentions proprietor and contact phone.
Fragmentary ad text shows Gem Furniture Co promoting credit and financing options to dealers. The readable bits reference new and secondhand items and a confident claim that credit is good, signaling a sales pitch or storefront promotion aimed at retailers.
In Muskogee a local league voted to elect officers and outlined future activities while stressing community cooperation. Officials emphasized charity work, youth programs, and maintaining harmony with Lottery Commission guidelines and public oversight.
Kalow and his 42 centimeter weapon figure in a chaotic scene with a wall rain and a tense confrontation. Doctores and officials attempt to calm the crowd as a patient shows signs of distress. The poem-like text suggests mounting fear and urgent action in a tense setting.
Fragmentary text mentions a building plan and performances at an event venue. References include a Seow Building and Vira or Wisaleihrig, with scattered names and phrases about plans, enabler roles, and an artistic performance. Content is incomplete but suggests a historical notice about a venue and planned activities.
Fragmented OCR text discusses a notable plumber named Sir Pain and a nature statue in the United States. It notes public recognition, mentions the Statue of Liberty, and references a prominent England-born figure contributing to Ardaveh. The piece hints at an American edition of his work and a three-year period of labor.
A garbled passage discusses a beadstring fastener and its alleged failure to maintain continuity. It mentions a popular pinning method and a claimed impact on the necklace’s clasp. The text references Wey and a suggested alteration to the FTOE fastener and mentions attractiveness in relation to Amertenn.
Fragmentary lines describe a chaotic crowd and a deadly accident as a shopper experiences a crush, is bumped and squeezed, falls, and dies. The language shows garbled OCR but centers on a tragic end for a shopper amid a crowded scene.
Fragmentary Fort Smith items mention various local names and events, including an obituary note and loose references to residents and addresses. The readable portions point to community notices and memorials, with scattered phrases about individuals and dates, but many items remain unclear.
An odd diary like piece extols a cheerful chipmunk figure who brightens the woods with happy songs and helpful deeds. It describes his lively behavior and the warmth he brings to a community, praising the wholesome, cheerful influence he has on listeners and neighbors.
A historical notice discusses the peanut trade showing rising demand and prices. It notes producers in Dearie and nearby areas, mentions market figures, and hints at evolving methods and consumer interest shaping the value of peanut crops.
A garbled OCR passage describes six men on a train toward a location likely APNE HeweuR L Mint Hefei ite. It mentions arrivals, water in Sintkan, a figure named Gorlem Rawle, a quarter of something, and multiple disrupted actions. The text references a restaurant, a meal, and various unclear names and events.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a chaotic scene as residents confront a surge of dog abductions and evictions linked to urban welfare fears. Citizens accuse authorities of neglect while officials vow action, amid clashes near the central market and burned rhetoric about Haiti and public safety.
The article explains trench digging methods used in Europe warfare, detailing improvised protection, earthworks, and portable intrenching tools. It describes how troops used knives, bayonets, and shovels to form shallow shelters, with specific dimensions for parapets and trench depth, noting risks of exposure and the need for rapid earth cover during combat.
The manager reports a malfunction in a device described as the luive hom feeetor. After an hour of testing a draft and inspecting a chest, the cause remains unclear. A worker recalls a prior fall in the cotton room and notes琴 the underatane and gun dom phrases appear in the transcript.
Wellington ordered удалить billets for wounded but officers refused. He confronted the issue at dinner, observed weather and open housing, and arranged billeting for the sick. The commander arrested officers after further disobedience and had them tried.
A garbled OCR snippet shows a neighbor asking a woman about a new mechanical music player and a planned afternoon demonstration. The text references a baby, a dance, and a tired crowd, but many words are misspelled or missing context. It resembles a late 19th or early 20th century domestic scene.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions trade and a wall with eighteen something and a bush. No clear events or identifiable entities to summarize a coherent news item.
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