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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1913
Page
7
The article discusses choosing the best chicken breed by purpose. It notes Cochins as popular, large dual purpose birds for meat and eggs, with four varieties in plumage color. It lists breeds like Huff partridge, black and white, buff, and mentions weights and general characteristics.
The article discusses two fowl classes Cochins and Brahmas, noting Cochins have single combs and Brahmas have pea combs. It describes the popularity of blacks among these fowls and lists typical weights for cock, cockeral, hen, and pullet. The eggs are brown and shell colors are described for the varieties.
Mogadore Ohio resident Mix Allanons reports relief from female trouble after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound It helped her avoid surgery and restore health in her two children and herself The ad urges women to seek Pinkham remedies and notes confidential female staff will answer letters from Lyon Mass
An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as relief for weak kidneys and related urinary issues. It claims prompt relief, improved excretion, and bladder regulation as a future benefit, urging readers to try the product.
A fragment suggests a writ of hatwine corpus discussed by Judie Shillbark, labeling it as a means for ostentatious wealth display and tied to mufeguarde of human theory in a varied usage context. The text signals a scholarly or satirical exchange on status and legal form.
An ad touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, claiming it restores natural color, stops dandruff and hair loss, and leaves hair dark and glossy. It promises easy at home use with a bottle costing about 0 conte, asserting visible darkening after one or two applications. A final note mentions 1,800 aircraft in active service in France.
A group of Rowcantinon women increasingly join temperance efforts, pushing for reform while balancing traditional roles. The movement gathers supporters among adult women, advocating moral improvement and social discipline, with husbands and local leaders watching closely.
The passage reflects on Alfred Noyes and related literary reception, noting a critic’s view of Noyes’s work and its uncertain place in modern literature. It mentions an Engilah Review reference and contenders like Karst voter, with musings on praise and disappointment embedded in a muddled historical frame.
Prof Stephen Lavigiitiy leads Oxford scholars examining Surorian tablets in a Pennsylvania Museum collection of brick fragments. The oblong tiles, weathered and unbaked, hint at ancient commerce, science, arts, and even proto writing, promising insight into early civilizations and native languages.
A fragmented sentimental exchange shows a wife and husband recalling money, love, and marriage. The brief lines hint at financial strain and affection, with phrases about being rich and the subsiding of anger or tension. The source text reads like a faded sentimental note from a historical newspaper page.
A deciphered line urges making the most of opportunity each day. It contrasts noble effort with duty, asserting that opportunity grows along the path of duty and remains bright even when thorny attributed to Samuel Narrows.
A large house in Westport, New Zealand, was burned to the ground by a fire sparked by a fly. The insect is said to have escaped from burning material and alighted on window curtains, igniting the blaze.
A letter from A R Stringer praises Grove Tui Lightning Oll as a cure for his wife rheumatism and a friend's toothache. The note asserts broad efficacy and directs readers to dealers. The misspelled ad-like text cites quantities and a vague endorsement with no verifiable details.
A fragmentary item notes a man named Sprinkle with a constant throat issue and observes women who tremble when art is mentioned. It mentions Liquid blue as a weak solution and a Dive that two can live cheaper than one, suggesting a quirky, controversial snippet from a cultural column.
Pitches a Hot Springs liver remedy as a gentle quick relief for constipation and liver ailments. Advertises improved appetite, digestion, and skin health, with claims of nervous system benefits and a money back guarantee. Includes testimonials from Hot Springs Arkansas and a small sample offer.
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