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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1913
Page
6
A garbled OCR piece describes a sensationalized fashion and beauty pitch for girls to beautify hair, with stray phrases about hair care, preferences, and social commentary. The text wanders through disjointed instructions, fashion imagery, and unrelated sports-like mentions, ending without a clear narrative or verifiable events.
Washington reports the new tariff revision measure, moving through Congress with Democratic support. The bill targets tariff reform, living costs, and new income taxation, projecting changes to rates on textiles and consumer goods, plus an income tax structure with collection at the source for large employers and individuals earning above thresholds.
An aged advertisement promotes Dean's Kidney Pills claiming they bring new life and strength to thousands of workers. It links backache kidney trouble and headaches to kidney disease and asserts the remedy prevents serious decline. The copy emphasizes universal use and world-wide recommendation.
A brief notice outlines tariff adjustments affecting household items with a 28 cent rate and a 1 cent and 4.1 cent change cited. New rates become effective after the near term, with exemptions or free allowances in a specified period.
A quirky take explains nails as iron fasteners and jokes about tacks and hammers. It mixs playful definitions with surreal lines about using nails to hammer thumbs, build homes, and even as symbols in everyday life. The jokey tone reflects a fragmented, humorous catalog of misused nail related imagery.
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