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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1915
Page
3
A compact home kitchen guide lists affordable meals and dessert ideas with vegetables, meat, and fruit. Recipes include round steak bake with onions, veal and spinach, spiced carrots, apples and onions, May Day cake, and various salads using salmon, walnuts, and cranberries.
A collection of curry recipes outlines methods for curry wowiler meat cauliflower mushrooms and lentil based dishes. It gives steps for making curry powder blends and preparing curries with rice onions garlic green peppers and coconut flavors. Also included are curries with eggs lamb and vegetables served with crackers or toast.
The article outlines a simple gown remake for a tea or evening wear using white surplice bodice elements, high waist, and a gathered skirt with a lace trimmed hem. It details shoulder straps, frill accents, and optional long sleeves, aiming for a delicate Pennant style suited to a young wearer.
The article lists fabrics for waists including cotton blends like net and crepe with embroidery. It mentions washable whites and colors such as blue, green, gray, and lavender, plus stripes. Heavy linens in white and navy trimmed with cotton braid and buttons are described, along with numerous novelties like voile, crepe, and Georgette usages.
A distorted OCR passage lists scattered names and terms such as Whitham Abe Diete Wilton Fes and WHHN with minimal coherent context. The readable bits suggest unrelated references, lacking a clear event or narrative to summarize.
A fragmented guide promotes a strict diet plan focused on avoiding certain foods and fats. It urges elimination of high fat items while preferring lean proteins and vegetables, with warnings about oil use and avoiding dairy and alcohol. The piece emphasizes gradual adherence and self-monitoring.
A 1915 fashion scene portrays a petite stylish girl on the town with a poised posture and careful gown fit. Observers note the revived trend of erect carriage and refined movement, signaling a shift from earlier exaggerated styles to a composed appearance.
The article describes fringe varieties used in attire, including silk corded fringe commonly paired with Mille, fringe edging at garment hems, and bead string fringe employed for evening frocks, noting materials and usage across styles.
An advertisement extols a liver and bowel cleanse blaming calomel for sickness. It markets Dodon’s Liver Tone as a safer, effective alternative with bold claims of quick morning relief, toxins cleared, and improved digestion. The copy targets general readers, urging use and promising gentle, harmless results.
A fragmented page mix includes an old Castoria advertisement for infants and children and a tale of mothers, along with stray dialogue about lodging and a brief note on torpedo weapon development. The text weaves product claims with unrelated scenes and historical chatter.
A dental-like allegory warns of a drink’s alleged nerve and muscle effects. The piece quotes a tea drinker who claims long-term use caused numbness, tremors, and facial weakness, while endorsing Postum as a safe coffee substitute. The ad links health claims to a modern patent for a powdered beverage.
Oakley Kentucky resident James McDaniel reports severe overwork linked to kidney problems and rheumatic pain. After ten months of ineffective physician treatment, he used Dodd's Kidney Pills and credits lasting relief. Advertisement requests readers write for Household Hints and a National Anthem tune and recipes.
Readable fragments discuss viewpoints on marriage and tooling within a divided text. Mentions Hatillinw and mumot in unclear context with references to Optian and Prentinet. No clear events, dates, or identifiable people emerge from the provided lines.
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