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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1918
Page
3
Special Saturday offer on blue serge suits with all wool construction. Regular priced outfits listed at 22.50 to 35.00, with a selected blue serge suit at 25.00, and another at 27.50 or 35.00, highlighting value for men’s wardrobes.
A long, dense tract argues for the resurrection as humanity’s light and hope. It critiques chronology doubts about scripture, estimates world population from creation to 1872, and uses biblical prophecy to advocate restitution and future judgment. It mentions Texas burial space, suggests universal resurrection, and references gospel-age events.
The readable fragments show disjointed phrases about plans, people, and events with several garbled proper nouns. No coherent narrative or clear event emerges beyond scattered references to individuals and possible activities.
A fragmentary notice announces an upcoming Dulsa theatre opening with Hydiane attractions. Event details are incomplete but hint at a forthcoming festival atmosphere and new performances to watch for in the days ahead.
Shaky OCR shows garbled names and phrases about a district court, justice, and elections missing clear meaning, with repeated nonsensical terms and no coherent event or persons clearly identifiable.
A garbled OCR fragment questions church Sunday volumes and sales, mentioning Tabor and various entities. The readable parts hint at community events or commercial undertakings but lack clear facts, names, places, or dates to summarize into a concrete item.
The public is notified that the place of business has moved to HAN Greenwood Street for all kinds of high precision work including repairing altering paving and dispatching work in a hurry. Thanks for support and continued patronage. Mane 3015.
A house on 17 N Greenwald Street changes hands to J W Parner and Samy Brasier under new management. The two expert ton serial artists invite guests to view their wall works and sewing methods, promising top quality work and courteous treatment, with special attention to ladies and those seeking electrheal nuts and bemilifying saxings.
Fragmentary report mentions Tulsa and public figures amid busy medical or social scenes. No clear names, dates, or events readable to form a definite item.
An advertisement notes a full stock of human hair products including every kind and description. It promises prompt handling of mail orders and invites correspondence, listing Dixon and Dixon as sellers in a Central area, with reference to Chicago.
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