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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
6
John and Elsie face ruin as their insurer and Stimpson firm schemes unravel. After a ruined move and a wrecked house, a lightning fire promise surfaces. John vows revenge while the couple debates risk and riches, chasing a supposed four thousand through fire insurance deceit.
Decorative Steina describes how ornate open shelves and grotesque drinking cups from Germany's sixteenth and seventeenth centuries were crafted to imitate court customs. It notes the cups’ current prized status and high auction values among collectors, and references a Danish relay tale tied to a drinking game and song.
A reflective line notes that those who accept events as they arrive often discover others have claimed or taken what they were owed or expected. The idea frames calm resilience amid shifting assurances and delayed compensation.
The article discusses proper egg storage and handling during summer. It urges keeping eggs away from warm air and direct sun, protecting them from heat, frost, mustiness, and decay. It notes market practices, quality focus, and dangers from spoilage and contamination. It also warns against storing near fruit and suggests avoiding decapize minat of sabetasces.
The piece argues many common breeds like Leghorns Anconas and Minorcas are poor mothers and hard to raise with incubators. It favors Barred Plymouth Rock Wyandotte Rhode Island Red and Orpington as popular pure breeds. Mixed flocks are less profitable for markets and breeding. pure breeds fetch higher egg and meat prices.
The preserved text warns that neglecting cleanliness leads to ammonia buildup and roost filth causing roup and throat troubles, with fatal outcomes. It notes lice thrive in filth and can devastate a flock, stressing regular cleaning and sanitation practices.
The article notes that the first one or two litters of pullets are not as useful or profitable for breeders. These initial eggs are formed when the pullet is still maturing and the reproductive organ is not fully developed, diminishing their quality and later productivity.
A fragmented discussion weighs options for leaving Oklahoma for favorable climates and markets. It cites Iowa Ohio and Florida contrasts, then analyzes cattle and hog prices from past years. The piece stresses preserving breeding stock, feeding strategy, and weather impacts on agriculture amid uncertain futures.
In August or Grat part of September prepare pots for winter geraniums and other blooms. Use quart tins with holes, fill with cinders, pebbles, and rich soil, then plant geraniums and select varieties from catalogues. Train ivy, mint, and other herbs for fragrance, and sow spring varieties to bloom by fall.
The Bulletin is a single sheet newspaper in Washington, printed thrice daily for distribution to cigar shops and cafes. Editor Dwyer aims to offer untrammeled reporting free from copy traders, with selective ads and a mid 19th century audience in mind.
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