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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
7
An OCR damaged snippet recounts scattered phrases about large sums of money and broad claims, including references to suits, ball, and names like Mr Nabor and Mrs Nabor. The garbled text shows disjointed dialogue and place names, lacking coherent event structure or clear人物.
An English traveler recalls brutal cockfighting scenes in Russia where a famed spectator builds a rough hut by the arena and watches fights from a covered perch. The rooster fights end in bloodshed and fear, with graves and welts marking the bouts as travelers recount multiple birds killed in mornings.
A broken wedding account describes a solemn ceremony with crying from the bride’s mother and her ladies, a quiet feast, and the bridal party moving in procession after the meal. The bride and attendants leave the table as mournful guests witness the departure from home.
A Pennsylvanian patient with chronic indigestion claims dramatic relief after trying a doctor's suggested food, labeled Grape Naty. The account credits improved digestion, energy, and mental clarity within two months, praising the doctor and inventor.
The article surveys southern attitudes toward white labor, immigration, and race relations after the Civil War, noting press and public sentiment in the South. It cites Booker T. Washington advocating self-improvement, migration patterns, and the Negro leagues focus on education, industry, and land ownership. It also mentions Italian cotton production and Chautauqua activities in Maryland.
A local grocery and market meat dealer advertises a first class line of groceries, emphasizes customer care, special attention to orders, and prompt delivery, inviting customers to try them again on future orders.
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