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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1913
Page
2
The article outlines a two hour house plan priced about 2750 dollars under favorable market conditions. It features a front wall with a winding stair, three adaptable rooms, a roomy second floor bath, and a back porch connecting to the main house. The breeze measures 24 feet 6 inches by 44 feet, excluding the porch.
An article discusses traditional parlor layouts with Jill Aide entry views, dining room sociability, and the value of light and ventilation. It advises careful selection of vines like Madeira and English ivy for front porches, warns against overuse of Dutchman’s pipe, and stresses planning house orientation and kitchen placement for year round comfort. It emphasizes avoiding front porch climber excess and ensuring the kitchen is well placed for a happy home life.
An old advertisement extols Knowlton’s Danderian tonic to treat dandruff and falling hair. It links scalp neglect to hair loss, promises restored luster and new hair growth within weeks, and cites a 25 cent bottle as a remedy amid sensational claims.
A militant figure questions belief in a women’s club asking who knows how to use it on her husband’s head in a pointed, provocative remark. The exchange hints at gender tensions and veiled threats amid a tense public discourse.
A brief exchange sketches a scene where a tramp steals an overcoat and a bystander jokes about its condition. The dialogue hints at social tension and humor in a street moment.
Fragmentary dialogue cites advice on horse type for an ex fremen t and notes the risk of marrying into title. The speaker jokes a "plug" horse fits the task and warns against buying water for bluing. The line hints at money tied to marriage and inheritance.
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