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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1913
Page
4
A flood of letters from Tulsa residents criticizes Senator Gore and his supporters, accusing them of bias and misinformation. The exchanges touch on national issues, party loyalties, and insistence on upholding local values amid a tense political climate.
A heavily garbled OCR page shows references to a notary, owners, mortgages, and legal actions. Names such as Pulsa and Angus Sb are visible among fragmented phrases. The text hints at property or debt notices but is largely incomprehensible.
A fragment from Benjamin Yankite described a street cleaning scheme in Philadelphia. A Philadelphia club read an extract from his autobiography praising citizen cooperation to fund twice weekly cleaning, with residents paying a token monthly, and a neighborhood notice proposed to gain support for the plan. The piece recounts a proposed subscription to ensure cleanliness and inaugurate the effort.
The article outlines two groups backing a Tulsa event linked to the International Dry-Farming Congress. Leaders include O B Conscientious Board members in Tulsa, O D Hunt of Tulsa, and figures such as Mrs Eleanor Burns and George Harcourt. The piece notes the congress’s global farm influence and its strong female advocacy network.
A poetic exposition posits love as an omnipresent force shaping heart and mind. It describes love as an impending crisis from the Lord that can bring joy or sorrow, driving ambition, friendships, and even invention. The piece frames love as essential to existence and destiny, messianic and paradoxical in nature.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses rhetoric and memory with references to Crassus and Cheero, noting oratorical impact and dubious conviction. The piece blends garbled text with hints of dramatic speech, suggesting analysis of persuasive style. The setting hints at Latin or classical topics influencing modern discourse.
A degraded OCR fragment mentions London Natural History and Western spectra, then shifts to a sale at Harlow with items on blankets and men’s wear. The text mixes affiliations and price notes, indicating an on sale event with promotional wording and street location Main Street.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions rate increases and a potential sale or purchase but contains nonsensical wording and unreadable names. No clear event, date, or proper nouns to identify. Cannot determine a coherent news item from the fragment.
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