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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1915
Page
5
Uyo date sanitay cleaning methods and Ladies work and alterations a specialty. Suits made to your measure with stylish made to measure clothing. Hi jewelry fabric of every color weave and pattern. Hata cleaned and blocked. Phone 81.
Fragmented notes cover racial progress, theater, employment, and bank advertising. Mentions Ishman Kui, Anderson & Company Bankers in Jacksonville, Florida, Tag Day deposits, and JB Goleman’s Iwundry in Columbia Missouri employing fifteen. References Jack Johnson advertising tale and Thalmer's Motor Company salesman example.
Plans call for a $100,000 hotel to be built in Hapolis to be owned and operated by African American men. The project envisions modern facilities and aims to create opportunities for Black entrepreneurs in the area.
Madden, longtime local tailor and proprietor of shops on Archer Greenwood streets and in Boley, died at his home Tuesday after a long illness. He leaves a wife at his bedside and his parents and siblings in Hightower Alabama.
The readable text is fragmentary with no clear names, dates, or events to summarize into a proper two-line record.
A 35 mile line built by farmers faced foreclosure and possible junk sale as the Atlantic & Southern railroad teeters after a dramatic build and strike. Leslie M Shaw and others pursued the property, with talks of sale to W Harding Davis and potential extensions to Des Moines Kansas City and Omaha.
An aged OCR advert promotes radium water baths as a health treatment offered by Pratt at a designated house. The copy touts blood purification, circulation benefits, and remedies for kidney trouble and general debility, urging colonel or public figure involvement and inviting readers to write for more details.
A distorted passage mentions urging someone to tell the mother as the only way to proceed, suggesting a confrontation or decision moment. Names and context are unclear, leaving the core action as seeking maternal guidance.
A Philadelphia City Club luncheon excerpt from Benjamin Franklin’s autobiography recounts a street cleaning contract in the Interdstion area. The tale describes a poor laborer sweeping the pavement twice weekly for sixpence per month, with neighbors subscribing to fund the work and keep the streets clean despite resistance.
A troubled narrator recalls discarding a precious relic during a summer evening. He describes wandering with companions Cherian Lait and others, reflecting on slavery to habit and a sober resolve to avoid relapse. The fragment hints at a restless night and a cautious morning.
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