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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1914

Page

6

Emancipation Day Observances and Black Achievements Highlight

The piece notes the 52nd anniversary of Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation observed in Washington with speakers including Simeon Penrose of Ohio. It highlights achievements of African Americans in law, medicine, and education, plus details on Tuskegee Institute, Hampton, and national clubs, with notes on exhibitions and future plans.

Abraham Lincoln Na Uonal

Unscrupulous Advertisements Flood Scrambled Page

A garbled ad laden fragment mentions topical remedies and beauty products, including Hanford Balsam and Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. It references insomnia, constipation and social scenes with widows and eligible men, casting a chaotic, promotional tone across the snippet.

Edward Counts Past Hundred and Grows Angrier

A dialogue scene shows a mother and her son Edward counting to calm anger. The boy complains he has counted over two hundred and remains furious, while the mother asserts she asked him to count to a hundred.

Small Edward Edward

Wonders of Nature in Everyday Market Talk

Mrs Torkins tells Charley it is remarkable to shop, noting how nature provides comforts. She compares removing an eggshell to the difficulty of shelling an oyster, highlighting simple measures of convenience.

Charley

Sugar sale sparks near riot at city grocery

A sign in a window announced 25 pounds of sugar for $1.10 at Party-third and Datier streets, drawing 300 women while workers and their wives rushed to buy. The storekeeper traced the chaos to a prank by a joker who altered a sign reading 24 pounds 1.90, erasing a loop on the nine.

Ign Party-third Datier Pittsburgh Gazette-Times

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