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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1914
Page
5
A fragmented local page notes community notices, restaurant ads, and routine updates. Mentions Lena Cameron, Captain Jackson at a library event, and Mrs. Hatae Latta caring for two orphans at 305 No Harriors. Other items include Carr’s place in Gurley Building, legal notices, and offers on gas heaters and secondhand goods.
The Penny Savings and Investment Co announces opening in the Williams Building. The Tulsa Tenay Savings and Treatment Co is also noted as a home product venture. Tax S140 thanks management for patronage to their Job Department turning out printing and stationery.
Easter suits and 100 spring and summer woolen fabrics offered at the OK Reliable Two WW's Stand Lie B Archer and cleaning and pressing services. Mr Brown Slaughter, formerly of Oklahoma City, and Walker, proprietor, advertise delivery of work and press services.
The People theatre in Oklahoma City seeks new work for former manager Billy McClain while Joey Brown, manager of the new Gem theatre, takes over at the Peoples. Both houses report strong vaudeville crowds and solid attendance amid leadership changes.
A public note states that Black residents in Tulsa own more well built and substantial homes than in any other town in the state, underscoring progress in housing.
An account from Terleon notes a church service led by Rev Wobarth of Mansfield and a visit by students praising discipline and progress. The piece praises Barnett for leadership in fostering neighborhood improvement and describes attendees including Dixon, Foster, Mendecan, Davis, Barnett, Robinson and others. People discuss race relations and the role of education and religion in community advancement.
An odd ad snippet mentions PRESTO TM and KINKY oar, sparking questions about product claims and suitability. The fragment hints at a promotion or caution in an old newspaper page, inviting readers to check the print for full details.
Dr Dearman a renowned scientist is summoned to Longview Texas at the request of wealthy citizen Mr Jess Teabel amid concerns for heir health and confidence in his medical remedies claimed to cure various illnesses including a family disease. The report notes local esteem for Dearman and hints at controversial medical claims and dubious remedies titled Haventot or similar.
A fragmented note references Dr Miles Nervine, acknowledging its use for personal relief. The text implies appreciation or a testimonial about the remedy, though much of the wording is garbled.
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