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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1914

Page

6

Oklahoma State Fair Opens With Weeklong Big Show

The 19th annual Oklahoma State Fair in Oklahoma City runs September 22 to October 9 with grand exhibitions across 60 acres. Highlights include vaudeville, New Brundage Shows, auto exhibits, horse show, poultry, cattle, dairy contests, and nightly fireworks and concerts led by Thavin’s Band and grand opera singers.

Oklahoma City Mies Olle Prineer Faley Rand Opera Catoret Taveo Marehlason Wenantiona Paine Hrundage Plante Pine Arts Herter Habjes Montes Manning Toure Arminds Thavly Power Elephant Nike Oklahomh Priory PHESS Jersey Tin Conmon Cohoulé Nulishon Jodeine Awine Heletia Pelvet Girruoy Bent Hotchinson Troefarall Thavin Rand Actin Elace Immenne Merling Ait Vanquet Teccey Urenderk Madam Eimilia Leovaill Ernusta Torti Erneto Genecone Diu Cromt Grand Stn Inqay Look Mp Hutchinson Aeronautes Elephants Holland Dockrill Oklahoma Hatehinapa Neve Brundage Might Hutchincon Aeronaute Jwleine Durham Molin Rotter Ralvin Ant Grand Opera Mibt Im Colleoun Standart Seddin Tev Ingon Thayu Ain Maden Loale Mebton Kade Joe Johnny Tilves Red Morey Mad Lon Heineman Culleeun Speed Demons Ereal Anita Helevun Hatchingun Aeroninite Athletic Nrundtien Thaviv Mand and Crand Oper Jag Oklehoma Newkerners Aeunturian

Windom of the Bee Plan for Food Aid Alliance

In a garbled passage Windom advocates a plan described as very different to form an alliance to lay a portion of food against war threats. Kett Meme is noted for singing and dining in the state as an event unfolds amid concerns of hunger and scarce supplies.

New Market for Ivory Emerges in Congo Antwerp Trade

In recent years ivory imports into Landen have faced declines but a new market arising from Congo trade routes is reported. The theory is that pelt demand from the region could offset losses as combined imports to Antwerp and Congo markets rise, suggesting a potential recovery in overall ivory flow despite regional drops.

Landen

Mixed Nationalities Reflected in a Child’s Quote

A four year old girl named Maggie replies on nationalities during a family conversation. Her father is from Scotland, her mother from Germany, and Maggie adds a mixed identity reflecting both her parents while mentioning her late brother Herman.

Margies Germany Scotland Maggie Herman

Tender Hearted Aunt Lukey Recounts Wild Tale

A fragmentary rural scene depicts Aunt Lukey in high dudgeon asking what crazy boy Jim did. Luke told him to cut off the puppy’s tail, and he complies, claiming it makes it easier for someone.

Lukey Dudgeon Jim Catslet Luke

Magle for Rust Spo To Temove Turns Nate on Bathtubs

A method to remove bathtub discolorations uses muriatic acid applied to the surface. After the stain vanishes the area should be rinsed thoroughly with clear water. The process is described as fast acting and requires a scrubbing team for completion.

Ratner Neat Rebuke at Sermon on Heathen Aid

The Rev Dr Fourthly closed the sermon by announcing an annual collection for the benefit of the heathen. He urged the noisy young men to be especially liberal, saying they are on duty to help their brother heathens.

Ratner

Snowflake Splendor Inspires Gentle Airy Imagery

Lydia M Child writes of nature’s beauty as delicate snow crystals fall gracefully together like fairies shaping water drops. The prose conjures a tranquil scene where winter’s artistry adorns the wind and adds quiet wonder to the landscape.

Lydia M

Osbourne paints cardinal portrait in spare time at work

Charles 3 Osborne, a Boston colored porter for Oakland Motor Car, carved and painted a four foot high frame portrait of Cardinal O’Connell. The piece, 20 by 27 inches, features a Nativity miniature and Florentine window rosettes. Osborne, born in Savannah in 1870, learned carpentry then studied art in Boston, later earning recognition for his “Oriental Dancing Girl.” He plans to start “Star of Bethlehem” after a Christmastime exhibition.

Charles 3. Osborne Boston Oakland Motor Car Company Cardinal O'Connell Orborne Hewton Florentine Anary Onary Dinar Oeborne Jacksewifo Osborne Savannah Tim Ife South Boston Art Club Ernest Major Mina Agnew Leanvitt Copley Square Vriting Noston City Ife Heston City Christin

Adulterated Olive Off 14 Hard to Defect by Expert Tastura

In 1846 the first smoking car began service on the Eastern Counties railway in England. The Grand Lodge of colored Mason of Indiana held a 1915 meeting in New Albany with officers elected including Grand Master DW Caine Seymour and deputy grand master C4 Dunlap. Other posts listed include senior warden Marcus Herring Crawfordsville, junior warden Harry Edmonds Mitchell, secretary Fred D. Blake Terre Haute, treasurer R. F. Taylor Jeffersonville, lecturer J. H. Williams Washington, marshal James Ferguson Richmond, and numerous other officers from various Indiana towns.

Grand Lodge of Colored Manon of Indiana New Albany Richmond Caine Seymour Dunlap Indianaporte Marcue Herring Crawfordsville Harry Edmonds Mitchell Fred D. Blake Terre Maute R. F. Taylor Jeffersonville J. H Williaimu Washington James Ferguson

Western Australia Railway Network and Construction Progress

A 19th century notice reports Western Australia owning 3150 miles of railway with over 90 miles under construction as of June 59. The text also comments on a local character named Ivery Man, noting an excuse about earth and a claim of never building a factory for neighbors.

Western Australia Ivery

Hampton girls learn domestic science and weaving work

The Hampton program trains girls for occupations in lame making and teaching. Students undertake 14 months of combined work in laundries and boarding departments under experienced teachers, with evening academics. Wages range from 16 to 14 dollars monthly, enabling self support in year one and funds for year two. The course is advised for able newcomers unable to pay full fees.

Hampton

Doctors Gave Him Up Saved Prof W Perkins Waynesboro Va

A Waynesboro Virginia man, once near death from bronchial catarrh after four months with no improvement, reports trying Peruna and immediately feeling better. He thanks Dr Hartman for the advice and praises Peruna for his lung catarrh recovery.

W. Is Perkins Waynesboro

Fragmentary overheard snippets about speech and attire

The readable lines show jokes about a man named Binuk and a request for a missing bath dress. Other phrases mention Ted Ci Ball Hie and a Heamnifal white cave, with scattered remarks from overheard chats.

Ted Ci Ball

England's richest woman inherits vast estates in mayhem

England’s Richest Woman, Lady Wantage, is described as the wealthiest in England. She inherited a vast fortune from her father Lord Overstone, a Midland banker, and also gains estates from her husband. She has no children, and the Ulla becomes extinct at her death.

England Lady Wantage Lord Overstone

Biggest Mare in the World from Palma City Nebraska

Nebraska claims the world’s largest mare in the Nebraska Queen bred on a Palma City farm. The animal stands 20.4 hands high with 42 inch shoulders and weighs over 2400 pounds. Described as perfect in proportion, gentle and intelligent, she is a model of her species.

Nebraska United States Palma City

Literacy in Spain Fails to Reach Rural Areas

In Spain thousands of villages lack schools and many are cut off by poor transport. Only six percent of children are literate as attendance at school is voluntary.

Spain

Georgia Doctor Credits Grape-Nuts For Recovery

A prominent Georgia physician recounts a personal health turnaround after using Grape-Nuts. He claims the cereal rebuilt nerve and brain tissue, improved digestion, and restored strength, enabling him to return to practice within weeks. He urges others to consider the food when regular meals fail.

Georgia Orst Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellyilte

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