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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1913
Page
5
Agricultural note discusses soil erosion and humus loss from repeated cropping. Advocates windbreaks and soil-binding methods such as sowing wheat or other grains to cover ground, careful manipulation of harrowing, and timing of drilling to reduce wind erosion. Emphasizes prudent soil management to protect crops and land.
A seasoned farmer explains how harrowing and disking manage soil moisture to prevent surface crust and erosion. He notes moisture movement through capillary action, the need for timely harrowing after rain, and the benefits seen when one field side is disked early and plowed later in May after a dry season.
Many sheep owners breed ewe lambs, a practice viewed as poor for both producer and animal development. Immature ewes likely produce weak lambs and delayed maturity. Feed costs are expected to rise next winter, but the key is the profit from using high priced feed efficiently.
An old newspaper item blends medical testimonial for Cardul with a local note about Mrs. J. A1 Marvin and a narrative about William Budd and his wealth. The piece mixes product claims, patient success, and a brief biographical sketch of a prominent figure, reflecting period advertising and civic interest.
A fragmented Victorian style dialogue shows Mrs. Cumrox praising a daughter’s complexion and art lessons. Odd lines include remarks on color effects, edged people, and a stray word stool, creating a terse glimpse of social snatches and misprints.
A fragmented exchange questions gender roles in voting. The dialogue suggests men should participate in elections just as women do, reflecting evolving attitudes on suffrage and civic duty.
Fragmentary appears to be colloquial speech about a biker and a younger person with rural dialect. Mentions farming and a person named Laker. No clear event, date, or location is established.
A 1913 Florida reader from Tampa describes years of facial and back pimples. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment from a magazine sample, they report complete cure, praising the product and noting a worldwide sale. Signed Jno Darlington dated January 25 1913.
A brief quip about belief and doubt is rendered in a dialectical exchange. The speaker rejects the notion of a second chance, asserting disbelief and a stubborn stance on accepting events as they come. The fragment hints at a larger discussion on faith and rationality.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a complex situation with references to Clin, Bele Webra, and directed actions. It mentions a layman’s caution, a protest or bid, and a final note about a PhD holder and Gierer. The readable lines suggest a delayed or unclear event tied to workhagun and a response to a directive.
A fragmented report mentions a last night win by a figure named Ernie and several garbled terms implying a financial or trade event. Readable parts indicate a winner, with unclear surrounding details about participants, place, or stakes.
An old advertisement extols Caldwell’s Syrup as a bowel stimulant for the elderly noting regular movement, caution against laxative overuse, and claiming relief of constipation after starting the product. It lists Dr Caldwell’s Syrup as effective and provides a mailing address for orders.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a patent medicine ad noting Consorp and Mentha drops for colds, with references to a Fortune Tollers place and a warning about a future threat to a husband. Mentions Mrs Winslow's Booting Syrup for teething and gum swelling.
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