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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1913
Page
8
A brief review centers on the play Treadway Joe and a wealthy factory owner who courts the heroine. The piece praises the farce for clean comedy, Cohan style flair, and witty plotting as it notes the owner’s fortune from his ally and the heroine’s eventual fate.
Local venue Veepilow Theatre reopened with a promotional showing featuring actor Ve Vermitile Allen to draw crowds as Whe Kairie are expected to appear soon for further performances.
The Colored Ball League announces a national route with teams to be organized in Chicago New York Philadelphia Detroit Baltimore Cleveland St Louis and others. Headquarters to be established at Metre 8 D under the banner National Colored Baseball League.
Review notes a past era revue with Miss Thompson acclaimed as an accomplished artist and praises the company. It highlights Mr Hassell Saint’s notable performance and the overall quality expected from the manager. Also marks a $20 quarter sawed oak library table offered for sale at Tulsa Household Supply.
A mangled OCR segment lists Capital Stock paid in Surplus and Profits Circulation Deposits with mentions of HNEY and Calion INTON names, a Benin-like Creditor row, and scattered items like Real Estate Furniure and Fixtures Five Percent Fund Cash and Sight Exchange. It notes deposits guaranteed against loss and hints at bond warrants and a liquidity statement, with a closing line referencing adherence to some legal or fiduciary standards.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a pupil’s rough day with a stern teacher named Christy, a back door, a shared punishment, stripes, and a window escape plan. The narrative shifts to a sales line about a solid green velvet item priced at 25 dollars, hinting at a dreamlike juxtaposition of memory and shopping.
A damaged OCR style grocery advertisement from Tulsa lists E Beco St Phanos and specials for vegetables fruits and canned goods. It notes coupons for silverware and a quit business sale offering a waxed oak china cabinet at 24.50.
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