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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1915

Page

2

Historic Kitchen Design and Cookery Guide Reflected in Recipes

A fragmented historical text describes kitchen layout ideals with direct kitchen dining, ample light and ventilation, and movable work zones. It lists pantry hooks, shelves, and integrated storage, plus planning for artificial heat, cleanliness, and ease of serving. It includes old time recipes such as Fig Custard, Date Pie, and Cream Pheene, reflecting period cooking methods and ingredients.

Wittitia Linia

Tea Making an Art in a Humble Kitchen

A quirky, instructional piece describes assembling tea making gear and methods. It details using a teapot, tablecloth, teacup, and common kitchen items to prepare tea, suggesting steps for heating water and infusing flavors. The guidance blends practical tips with curious old fashioned phrasing and values simple home tea rituals.

Fragmented poem of culinary terms and cooking hints

A chaotic excerpt lists cooking steps and ingredients in a confusing stream of phrases. It mentions frying, boiling, frying chicken, fish, butter, olive sauce, and various, mostly unclear, prep actions. The jumble includes references to planks, fish, vegetables, and browning techniques amid stray words and misspellings.

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Chiffon Gowns Privilege Trends In Mina Styles

Styles describe chiffon frocks popular for afternoon wear with trimmed ribbons, belts, and collars. Describes use of fur accents, gathered skirts, and waist emphasis along with diverse sleeve and length experiments.

Theta

Fur Trimmed Cloak Enhances White Ensemble Style

The model cloak, threequarter length in white cheviot, drapes loosely from the shoulders. Belted at the waist, it features fur at the neck sleeves and hem. Pair with almost any costume, especially white, for an unmatched stylish effect.

Cushion for the Hatpins

An ordinary pincushion proves unsuitable for hatpins becoming too large and heavy for practical use. The article notes the pincushion grows unwieldy as hatpins are anchored, suggesting a cushion redesign to support the pins without collapsing.

Fragmentary note on garment craft and details

The text praises a model's charm seen up close, noting workmanship in details such as a Georgette shoulder band and piping that completes both the collar and cuffs, illustrating the care put into the item.

Georgette

Fashion notes on elegant gowns and accessories

The article describes stylish afternoon gowns with white tulle and two-set designs, coats extending to the hem, and decorative plaits at the front and back. It highlights silk and net fabrics, rippled sleeves, fresh ribbons, metallic threads, and matching hats and gloves as key ensemble elements. It emphasizes refined tailoring, delicate trims, and coordinated accessories for a polished look.

Negro mortality and home ownership in the South

An analysis links falling Negro death rates to better housing and rising home ownership in Alabama Virginia and other Southern states. Figures show gains since 1800 with one owned home per 27 to 12 Negro inhabitants. The piece argues improved housing reduces mortality and urges white and Black cooperation for healthier communities while noting lingering prejudice and calls for legal protection and progress in industry.

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The United States Treasury Pursues Wartime Cases

A federal inquiry reviews alleged acts by Confederate supporters and others aiding the South during the Civil War era. The Treasury Department, led by Secretary Meda, contemplates actions against former slaves and allied groups. a 908 million figure appears in a contested claim context. The Observer notes potential indictments and public interest in the proceedings.

United Sige Treasury Iurtial Staten Medea Alves Perauna

Finger Tip Lengthened Item At Hager Library

Fragmentary OCR describes a stretching exercise by a person at Cher idbe expressing limb extension. Hager Libs reach detertaining the pout's annual event appears referenced with unclear context and damaged wording.

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Grenadier Blue Urntintier Fashion Note

The report notes a deep toned Grenadier Blue palette described as heightened by green and gray. It highlights Salina by gray and references popular clothing items such as tailored waistwear and ribbone inspired pieces in a ski and outerwear style.

Grenadier Urntintier Uie Salina

Fragmentary Note on War Survivors and Movements

A damaged OCR fragment mentions Hiren survivors moving toward a valley and a Great Sart lake, referencing a Third Sten group within a Firigiam Yoang alee lineage. It hints at a retreat or escape from a position held by a HieKttiE corps and an upheaval in the main Preveh army, with a dated census figure around AS96070 and 408,841 for a span of years.

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