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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1914

Page

7

Mary Anointed for Burial Mirrors Courage and Betrayal

In the biblical lesson Mary Anoints Jesus with costly ointment as Jesus faces crucifixion prospects in Bethany. The act earns Jesus praise for doing what she could, while Judas plots betrayal, revealing contrasting responses to devotion, wealth, and looming death.

Judas Jobi Tella Ua Judas Iscariot Mary Jonas Martha Lazarus Jesus Peter Jerusalem Bethany Lacarus Bisa Jeana Jorn

Public meeting quip stuns ward councilsmen

A country town meeting includes a retied councilor boasting of influence when another speaker retorts a brisk quip about bringing a quart to a good bit quicker. The exchange shows a sharp local humor amid the proceedings.

Landon

Cuticura Heals Severe Skin Rash Reported by Virginia Girl

The letter from Mins Dudley Trueblood of Hampton Virginia dated January 28 1914 describes a months long skin eruption starting on the fingers and spreading to the face chin hands and body. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment she claims complete recovery and urges others to try the products.

Leo &T Hampton Bella Mins Dudley Trueblood Addrona Poateard Cutleura Dept. L Boston

Parrot Record Sparks Odd Exchange in London Ideas

A quirky note describes Jones recording his parrot’s cries as a 4 cylinder experiment during Poll's run. The parrot begs for sugar, shouting sugar from a gramophone while Potty screeches from a trumpet as onlookers imagine the scene in London.

Jones London

Bromine Quinine Patent Remedy Claims Cited

Fragmentary ad copy touts Laxa tive Bromo Quinine as a one day cure for colds and headaches. It urges finding the full name and signature of W Grove while promising a quick remedy and noting a cryptic line about a man named Jack who fell.

W. Grove

Old Standard Grova Tonic Bills Itself As Health Aid

An advertisement touts General Tonia Take Orove and The Old Standard Grova’s Tasteless Chill Tonic as as effective as quinine. It claims to act on the liver drive out malaria enrich the blood and build the whole system for five and ten cents. A closing remark notes a selfmade man finishes the job and closes the factory.

Tonia Orove Grova

Folklore of New England Farmer Says Gun Theory Fails

A column cites Congressman William Ho Murray reflecting on rural life in New England. He contrasts modern farm life with old beliefs about readiness to fight, noting the folly of equating peace with constant armament. The piece critiques then focuses on Homer Hochs sermon and a cautionary tale about guns and readiness.

William Ho Murray New England Piafio Murekenpor Gohl Erinus Homer Hoch Bil Jones Old AU Jones Will Jones Krupp Jonew Kataas City

Durable Snow and the Maine Woods Test of Joe Knowles

In a rural exchange a Boston artist Joe Knowles hails from Farmington Maine as he lives in the woods with no food or clothing to prove nature can provide. Skeptics doubt his feat noting August sledding and locals’ frugal tools. The Pine Tree state pridefully recalls rough survival habits from Farmington to Maine’s woods.

Joe Knowles Boston Soo Maine Farmington Joe

Delays in a Misquoted Proverb Exchange

A short, garbled exchange features Mr. Raf advising patience with a misquoted proverb about counting to twenty before speaking. The dialogue hints at a bargaining mood but remains unclear and fragmentary.

Similar labors link farmer to opera director training

A fragment compares a farmer with an opera director training and chorus, asking how the two are alike and noting a colloquial joking line about a shared effort or role.

Not Believer in Love Night Confession

The fragment presents a tense exchange about belief in a late night romance. One speaker doubts belief while acknowledging an event occurred, signaling tension over truth and feeling. The brief exchange hints at a personal confession amid uncertainty.

Treatment of Sores and Hanford's Balsam Remedy

Fragmentary note advises applying Hanford's balsam to sores with gradual improvement as the remedy darkens and aging cane lengthens treatment time. Mentions older cane and after other remedies fail.

Hanford

Youthful Distinction in Poem Fragment

A fragmentary line depicts a youth asserting disregard for a cohort and claiming distinction with a confident chant. The speaker, Pui Ene, voices a playful dismissal of peers and pride in individuality.

Cigar Pitch Sparks Curious Exchange

An old man extols a cigar saying they are the best, urging someone to try one. The reply asks how they are lit, hinting at a practical curiosity about the cigars.

Dean

Immense Help at Marlio House Reveals Unique Dame

An OCR fragment describes Maudbor otreh at Marlio house New port guarding toilets of Manure str. It notes exquisite dress and fashion remarks by a duchess figure praising appearance and passion, with odd phrasing and archaic tone.

Maudbor Otreh Marlio House Newport

Fragmented Quote Story About Symbols and Misunderstanding

A confused dialogue recalls a poker chip found by a man and mentions misunderstanding and needing direction. The text hints at hunger and ability to secure food, with a line about proof of success in an ability to hold something. The passage reads as a fragmented historical note rather than a coherent report.

Hla

Johnny Learns Geography Through Odd Names

A humorous school tale shows Johnny’s improvised geography lesson with invented terms and mispronounced place names. The teacher investigates as students mix states and baby names, prompting a playful voyage through Arkansas, Mississippi, Georgia, Missouri, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, and Virginia.

Johnny Arkansas Bee-Allie Sam United States Missonippi Georgia Miswouri Ida Oklahome Rhode Island Old Virginia Tye Rebaboth Sutday Herald

Water in Stocks Joke Reflects Investor Scare

A quip shows a boy questioning why water is added to stocks while an elder answers the joke that water soaks investors. The exchange hints at market speculation and investor anxiety in a humorous, period voice.

Unclear OCR fragment hints at whisky stock and health ad

Fragmentary text mentions storage in the United States and a large whisky quantity with vague references to army entotmenta and health remedies. The passage is garbled with ad-like lines for cosmetics and medical rubs, lacking coherent news content.

To Be Exact Wolla What Do You Welkh Now

Lona speaks in playful archaic diction about being in a bath robe and counting items including a drone fudge. The excerpt features whimsy and mock dialogue with invented spellings.

Wolla

Unclear fragmentary note on a play and marriages

The readable lines suggest a damaged fragment mentioning a new play and a marriage reform context, with names like Hanford and Balsam Ady. The text is too garbled to determine concrete events, dates, or locations.

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