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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1914

Page

7

Thanksgiving Proclamation by Woodrow Wilson

The president proclaims a national day of thanksgiving on November 26 inviting all to pause from work and offer prayers of gratitude for peace, blessings, and the nation’s endurance amid war. He notes national interdependence, moral renewal, and renewed trade and canal openness aiding global harmony.

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Marines Sent to Haiti as Revolt Rages in Port au Prince

The U S navy ordered the transport Hancock with a full Marine regiment and the battleship Kunsan to Port au Prince following a revolutionary outbreak after Charles Zamor arrived. Hooting filled the streets as ministry members sought refuge in a foreign consulate. No official Washington report on the disturbances had arrived.

Washington Port 1 Au Prince

Parliament Palace at Canberra to be a grand seat for Australia

The new federal parliament building in Canberra is described as a palace with space for 300 representatives in the House and 150 in the Senate. It will include reading rooms, studies, and correspondence rooms, with 14,000 square feet for recreation and about twenty rooms for official reporting. The project cost is listed at £5,000,000.

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His School Report and Sunday School Reactions

A mother recalls her son Harry’s first visit to a new Sunday school. The teacher expressed gladness at his attendance and hoped he would return every Sunday. The conversation hints at social judgments about the family and references a Red Cross Ball Hive laundry product.

Harry

Greedy Storekeeper Prefers Real Rotten Candy

A patronizing storekeeper asks for a harshly described candy and implies the writer will avoid it. The fragment shows a dismissive tone and crude demand, reflecting a small scene of irritation and poor customer interaction.

WearProof Milla Ad Promotes Christmas Honery Sale

A local ad from 3200 Cheatout St Philadelphia Pennsylvania advertises guaranteed wearproof hon ery for Christmas. The seller, WearProof Milla, invites friends and neighbors to purchase.

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Quote about flattery and finances in relationships

Er, a fragmentary reflection on gender and money in partnerships. The lines question a husband’s role when asked to cover a spouse’s expenses, suggesting flattery is ineffective with a truly intelligent woman. The excerpt hints at dynamics of pride and financial responsibility.

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