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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1914

Page

7

Raise Squabs For Market In Pigeon Keeping

Pigeon farming grows into a regular business in some regions, focusing on proper housing and yard wiring. Recommended stock is the dragoon and homer. maintain equal mates and nests, guard against mice, use fresh insect powder at first sign of lice, and provide varied feed including tobacco leaves, gravel, shells, bone, and grains. Growth rate depends on nutrition and care, with about eight squabs per year possible.

Dragoon Homer

Overfed and Underfed HEN Advice on Fowl Feeding

The article argues no fixed feeding rules fit all hens and urges careful flock observation. It recommends weighing hens to measure proper feed allowances, testing different quantities over time, and maintaining consistent feeding once a stable amount is found.

Shipping Eggs in Winter Challenges and Packing Notes

Winter shipping eggs faces freezing risk as crates trap cold air. Paper partitions and light crates help but do not prevent chilling. Sawdust or wadding can insulate yet adds weight and may burden receivers upon unpacking.

Oyster curiosity ends in mixed reaction at seashore

A juvenile from a Joland home visited the sea with parents and tried raw oysters. After biting one and attempting to swallow it, he faltered and finally gasped a comic line about not wanting Wilsona, as onlookers watched.

Joland Wilsona Everybody’s

Dodds Kidney Pills Featured in Olivehill Patient Testimony

Suffering for four years, J M Sinclair of Olivehill Tennessee credits Dodds Kidney Pills with curing his backache, kidney weakness, and bladder inflammation after a doctor diagnosed diabetes. He praises the relief and notes additional Diamond Dinner Pills cured his constipation. The ad promotes 5c boxes from Dodds Machine Co Buffalo N Y and offers Household Hints and national anthem music free by mail.

J. M. Sinclair Olivehill Tenn Dodds Dodds Machine Co Buffalo

Jinks Cleans Up Money Linked to Laundry Trust

Jinks amassed funds through a laundry trust, exploiting the system to retain large sums. Authorities traced funds to the laundry enterprise and its affiliated trustees, prompting investigation into financial misconduct and possible legal action.

Jinks

None Wants It Back It In foolish to borrow trouble

A fragmented saying reflects on borrowing trouble with a tone that hints at caution and futility. The quotation suggests trouble incurred without returning it, emphasizing a paradoxical prudence in facing risks.

Fragmentary dialogue hints at a rural exchange

The readable lines depict a rough exchange about sending a pullet to someone nearby, suggesting a small community moment or barter. No clear people, places, or dates are identified.

Portrait of a Merchant Prince and the Painter's Accord

A merchant prince of Manenertr hires a rising bolnar to paint his portrait in oils. After about two weeks the work is finished, though a dispute arises over delays and extra charges. The painter insists the final price reflects time spent refining the ears and other details.

Manenertr Bolnar Croesus Cottanopelis Walt

King's Speech Criticized In Odd Historical Exchange

A bizarre exchange portrays King George II asking, did I deliver the speech well, to which the lord chancellor replies yes. The king then remarks there was nothing but praise. The note recalls George VI not always praising ministers and his reaction to a circulated spuriously printed speech.

George II Merry

Misdirected Memory In A Bantering Conversation

Two women meet after a long separation and discuss an acquaintance Emily Joyce. Mrs Knowlton asserts Emily was not an orphan and recalls rumors, while Mrs Hillman questions the claim, leading to a playful but pointed exchange about truth and memory.

Marching Orders for Parade Authored by Irishman Marshal

An old Irishman appointed to marshal a town parade on Merworind day leads a dignified procession. Veterans and schoolchildren line the streets as a prancing horse and rider appear. The marshal shouts ready to go in a voice colored by pride, urging all to march.

Mike Hue Sheep The Hornet Everybody's Magazine

Boy Buys Candy to Save Salt Ordered by Mother

A three year old named Dick wandered across the street with a note and money to buy salt. He tucked the note away and bought five cents worth of suckers. His mother found him behind the house biting several candies, reasoning that he would have to return them to avoid losing the salt.

Unpleasant Neighbors in Village Prompt Suspicion

A new resident remarks on theft of wood as his neighbors become a talking point. He plans to visit locals if more material goes missing, signaling mounting tension in the village about intrafamilial trust and neighborly relations.

Alarm Clock Wakeup Sparks Eye Opening Talk

A reader notes an early morning alarm clock incident that triggered a surprising realization. The fragment hints at a casual conversation about awareness and perception.

Smarty Rix

Dramatic Liver Tonic Ad Promotes Dodoron's Liver Tone

An old advertisement touts Dodoron's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable remedy to replace calomel for liver and bowel cleansing. It claims quick morning effects, relief from headaches and stomach issues, and suitability for children, with a money back guarantee and drugstore availability.

Dodean Dodvon Dodron

Profanity Advice and Social Quips Stir a Youth Sermon

Fragmented quotes and headlines from a humorous column show a young minister debating profanity in social dialogue. The muddled text references a caddy, living phrases, and playful banter about marriage, appearance, and conversation in a dated society column.

Why He Never Riees and the Seat Offer Quarrel

A garbled street dialogue shows a man refusing to offer his seat to a younger person, claiming a rule to only give up seats to old people. The fragment hints at social etiquette and judgment in public transport.

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