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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1914
Page
8
A dense read of OCR drift locates Bartlesville life amid scattered names, places, and events. It mentions public notices, people like Hartimevilie, Hartlerville, and Gime, with hints of local lawsuits, vacant properties, and community concerns.
A large Oklahoma audience heard Dr. Morris speak in Tulsa amid protests and applause. Amid references to race and politics, the event included remarks about the Negro dime and national unity, with leaders from Abilene Oklahoma City and Muskogee in attendance.
Readable passages hint at a late 18th or early 19th century sketch or reminiscence. The narrator recalls wandering with Lamb and others, noting mood, geography, and casual dialogue while walking and seeking a penny worth at a shop. The text contains disjointed lines and stylistic quirks.
Lawyer Hutchine was aided to the bedside of his sick mother in Jackson Town. On arrival, the mother was improving slightly.
An advertisement in this paper invites readers to compare KINKY hair with PRESTO for a necessary improvement, suggesting PRESTO as the better option. The snippet presents a product endorsement without further details or context.
Fragmentary OCR outlines Amanda Woods amid a tangled text referencing historical figures, locations, dates, and events. The readable core mentions a commemoration or obituary context with long lists of names and affiliations, including education milestones and a noted death age around 1807. The passage ties individuals to institutions and events without a clear single narrative.
The Oklahoma City gathering featured a 12 year old attendee and the son of a physician, with praise for the young man as a bright future in medicine. Attorney EB Colette Wewor ka lauded for securing a strong meeting of the association in Wewoka.
Advert says the heart remedy from Dr Miles cures weak hearts with stable effects and promises that a test bottle is guaranteed to be returned if not satisfied. Mentions Mr Fred Wiltee in Alien Michigan and Rogers praised for patient entertainment in pictures and vaudeville.
The Rast Star led a city league week with standout performances by multiple players. Players including Mined and Williams delivered strong showings as Tuletta prepared for a Sunday feature.
The Peoples Theatre presented The Voice of The Siren starring Geneve Lewis and Arthur Row with Stearns backed by Stearns. Witty juvenile performance by Mrs Lewis highlighted by comedy training. Stecins and Jackson maintained their usual high standards as lead and comedian. Audience applauded repeatedly. Thursday was a big night.
Limited time advertisement from Wear-Ever Hosiery Company Dayton Ohio offering six pairs of 35 cent value ladies hose or men’s post shear hose with written guarantee and a pair of Paradise Garters for one dollar plus postage. Claims long wear no seams no runs and durable material with a six month guarantee. Order before expiration.
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