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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1915
Page
8
The Star Cleaning Parlor offers sanitay cleaning methods for ladies work and alterations as a specialty. Suits made to your measure with a line of stylied made-to-measure clothing in every fabric color weave pattern and style at prices to suit your pocket. Hats cleaned and blocked. Visit us. Phone 817 N, kt PYRTLE, Proprietor.
A fragmented ad copy announces Gem Furniture Co at 115 East First St Newail, offering credit and home furnishings. The note emphasizes selling items and a welcoming storefront feel, though text is garbled and hard to parse.
A fragmented Bartlesville note references a pie sale and a racing event at a fairground. Mentions Hinsae Migpihee Meet and Browan, Walk er HOR amil Nto, with scattered names and dates. Details are incomplete but indicate a local gathering with competition and community activities.
Questions mix biblical topics and names with unclear OCR errors. The text references salvation, Jesus, devil, gospel, and church roles, with scattered names and places. The readable portions mention a sermon or instruction about biblical content and church practice but lack coherent narrative.
A long, garbled excerpt from a wartime newspaper page mixes kitchen notes with war rhetoric. It mentions feeding troops, cooks, and household details alongside scattered names and places, reflecting a home front and military tension. The piece blends social chatter with references to German forces and a local brokerage matter, yielding a collage of era detail rather than a single clear event.
The premy plaintiff testified at length, prompting defense counsel to remark that the witness had talked too much. The judge granted some leeway, with the attorney noting the witness’s marital status and changes. Philadelphia Ledger.
A garbled airmail of fragmented voices discusses infant care, fathers, and family roles with scattered names and places. The reader sees shifts between topics from parenting questions to social critiques of motherhood and marriage amid disjointed musings.
A fragmented account describes a magician named Cal Howey and a local sequence in which mysterious frogs, rain, and a troubled healer named Mire Murphy intersect. The text implies a risky sleep, a frightened client, and a dubious “remedy” involving salt to affect the mind and frogs.
A garbled OCR style excerpt mentions a question about a Muhour olooka and a character Crimeonbeak reacting to a situation. The text shows partial dialogue about someone traveling in the early hours and a troublesome incident, but key names and context are unclear. The fragment suggests a local scene or humorous exchange without a clear news event.
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