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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1914
Page
3
A jumble of phrases references wills, shopping, fashion, and gossip across various lines. Mentions of a laundress, groceries, and a New York Sun joke blend with stray names and incomplete thoughts, lacking a coherent single event or story.
A floorwalker charms a customer with a small boy asking for football knickers. The customer replies in the Boston Transcript style, noting Mr Jonas as the buyer. The scene reads as a humorous exchange in a period newspaper snippet.
At the Squag House in New York a guest reports a leaking roof and is soaked. The landlord returns with a damp washcloth and jokes about filling it as needed, while local hotels are described as superior to those in London Paris and the Riviera.
A physician in Prospertown and his patient describe Postum as an easy, pleasant coffee alternative. The patient credits Postum with curing dizziness, eye blindness episodes, and nervous symptoms after stopping coffee. Postum is offered in Regular and Instant forms, with prices noted.
A lengthy tribute recalls Sam, an aging Black resident of Paris Missouri, famed for 60 years of cheerful courtesy and his role around the woodpile. The piece notes his rough appearance yet gentle nature, his habit of lifting families with song and laughter, and his place in local memory. It also covers broader topics from health department findings on Black death rates in DC to census data on Black populations and economic strides.
A recent five day workhouse sentence for street begging uncovered that the man owns a large well furnished New York apartment house. The apparent motive was a fondness for faking poverty to hide his wealth.
The article notes a grand tulip exhibit from the Netherlands at the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. Two acres will be devoted to beds of tulips, marking a landmark display outside Holland.
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