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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1915
Page
5
The ad describes a sedate cleaning parlor offering ladies work and alterations. It promises made to measure suites, a line of stylish clothing, and fabrics in every color weave and pattern at affordable prices. Includes hat cleaning, ironing, and phone contact 815, PURPLE, proprietor.
Fragmented OCR shows local Oklahoma City items on May 22 with programs at churches and civic meetings. Coverage mentions a May 21 auditor speak for teachers, church events led by Rev Dr Wppls, and various society notices, youth activities, and hospital training plans.
A satirical piece reflecting on friendship and envy, contrasting the comfort of true friends with the sting of casual rivals. James Montgomery Flagg’s passage in America Magazine laments how heartful closeness can expose flaws and provoke sharp sarcasm among companions.
Known by Chipped Tooth in a Philadelphia Dispatch, officers of Company 17 study a peculiar scene on League Island. Two twins from South Carolina, twenty years old, faced powder lineups, while a chipped tooth remark provokes laughter and questions about duty assignments. An old sergeant notes a hot lead as officers compare Woodcock to the twins in a dawn police listing.
A passage describes a Japanese sword gifted to King Albert forged in 1877 by Kokagawa Shichigemon nojo Yukikane who died during the Armada era. It contrasts adornments with the binding essence of the samurai bindies, noting hereditary castes, secret rites, and the blade’s construction of magnetic iron with a tempered steel edge and fire clay backing.
A brief note reveals that in the British army no officer fluent in Japanese existed. An assistant director of military operations helped translate a strategy work, but the author found British officers lacked language qualification for interpretation of Japanese.
A witty exchange suggests Jack's car brings more trouble than pleasure. The speaker notes no arrests since he started driving it, implying behavior tied to the vehicle's influence. The remark mixes humor with a hint of social judgment about Jack's driving.
The esocial column lists a June 6 thank giving program at Cherry Cleaver Hall and visits by Mes Ladybint Harjo of Booge, Mrs ROE Bevant of Mariana, and Dr AP Heyane’s mother. It notes several upcoming weddings including Miss Bertha Tucker and Miss Jolitaonie, with community chatter about social events, music, and local figures attending from nearby towns.
The Liverpool Education Committee plans to employ girls as telegraph messengers in suburban port offices during wartime. They note the shift from boy labor to female workers, with many boys seeking jobs and few vacancies in the clerical sector. Greek ministers and surname patterns after liberation are also discussed in brief.
A local visitor from Munkogee attended Ey Grant United Order of Odd Fellows annual Thanksgiving Day. The Post notes a gala service at the M church with sermons by TW Kidd and a ceremony led by Roy Shde. Attendees included members from Mut tonville and Wayland, with readings, prayers, and a festive feast following the ceremony.
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