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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1915
Page
5
The Star Cleaning Parlor offers Sunday cleaning methods for ladies while highlighting alterations and made to measure clothing. It invites customers to view a line of stylish washable garments, with fabrics, colors, weaves, patterns, and styles at affordable prices. Hats can be cleaned and blocked, and a phone number is provided.
Report recounts a dog named Feud UAtreave hailed as a war hero after saving a master and fellow soldiers aboard a hospital ship during a wartime incident. The dog aided wounded sergeant and occupants, earning care at a military hospital where he now waits daily with the assistant and owner.
A fragmented wartime text discusses how modern soldiers face explosive threats and the shifting emphasis from raw force to disciplined training. It notes the dangers of explosives and the need for better education and literacy among troops, highlighting a broader push for structured drills and methodological instruction.
A compact rural column notes cattle counts in a thin country have declined while the poultry flock expands. It also contrasts the danger of a poor shotgun general with that of an average driver, hinting at broader social concerns.
An article promotes radiant water baths and therapy at a facility named Nadia Water Bath House in Claremore Oklahoma. It touts radiimon water baths and related treatments as a method for better health and strength. The piece lists practitioners and claims about restorative effects, urging readers to seek the service.
A luncheon discussion in Philadelphia featured a biographical extract on Benjamin Franklin urging civic action. Citizens organized a voluntary scheme to sweep dirt from doorways, fund a weekly paper, and sub scribe for a year to pave streets, aiming to clear the city and improve cleanliness.
A damaged OCR fragment describes Hamstead Hyath and Charles Lamb, referencing a fever, misery, and attempts to quit snuff. The passage includes a wandering narrator waking among brambles, pondering a soul, and collecting a few coins before continuing. The text is disjointed but centers on contrition and restraint.
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