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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1915
Page
2
A long, garbled OCR reveals a dense set of kitchen instructions for chocolate pie fillings, gelatin desserts, fudge, and anchoring sauces. It also includes methods for candy making, apple dishes, salads, and oyster recipes with various toppings and baking styles. Names, places, and precise steps are often obscured by errors.
The article surveys revived crinoline fashion and new fall coats with tailored jackets, long lines, and cutaway silhouettes. It notes belt details, trimmed waists, and pillowy skirts, plus hats with varied brims and ribbons. It emphasizes one-sided coat hems, front openings, and a return to period styles adapted for modern wear.
Article describes blouse designs with pink lattice battalions and white silk details. It highlights tucks along the shoulder seams, a front panel with narrow tucks, and floral embroidery near the waist. Rose motifs and buttonholes accompany mutton trim, with careful alignment at seams and openings below the neck.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a shirt and garment items with unclear sizing and details. The text mentions a bee mark and a bolt, a large garment with shine, and a draped ghoul phrase, but lacks coherent context or identifiable subjects. The fragment yields no clear event or person names to anchor a fuller summary.
The readable text describes a damaged fragment with unclear action and names. It mentions a collar, pit, elbow, and a cluster, but no coherent event or identifiable entities to establish a clear news item. The piece appears to be an unreadable OCR segment from a larger report.
The Kansas City Star notes new lining materials praised for beauty and variety. Challenging textures described as elegant yet affordable with white finishes and subtle trims, highlighting popular colors and patterns for fall wardrobes.
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