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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1913
Page
2
Fragmented letter from Mrs Anna Nowling of Loveland Kentucky praises Cardui as life changing for women with nervous headaches and general weakness. The quirky clipped text also includes local notices and stray anecdotes about a city committee, a shooting inquiry, and a streetcar conductor’s fare mishap.
A mangled OCR fragment suggests an account of an alligator and its snapping behavior. The text mentions a figure around 189 and a claimed weight near 677,627,791 pounds, though the garbled source limits clear facts.
An elderly reader describes improved health after quitting coffee and drinking Postum. She reports long-time daily coffee use, then six months of Postum leading to steady improvement, increased activity, and ability to work without a cane. The ad promotes Postum as a better beverage and includes a form for copying the book The Road to Wellville.
A Philadelphia assembly discusses racial pride and civil rights, led by Hooker Washington and other leaders. The address covers economic progress, political participation, and planned national activities including a convention for the federation of colored women and a manifesto on equal citizenship.
An illustrated article discusses efficient dry mash hoppers for poultry farms. It describes end-view diagrams, construction from pine boards, and adjustable dimensions to suit chicks, growing fowls, and older birds. The hopper stores up to about 200 pounds of feed and operates at irregular intervals.
The article argues that flocks benefit from daily grain in summer, countering the belief that no grain is needed on range. It recommends wheat barley and oats as primary grains, notes corn after meat, and stresses adding dry bran. A simple open container can replace a feed hopper for regular feeding.
Edge not gathered once a day now are of doubtful quality. Do the birds have shade in an open airy place They need it. Healthy breeding stock is the great oat requirement for strong chicks. The breed you like the best is the one you will give the most attention. There will never be too many good poultrymen until we can all arise to the head on the newt airwlaked line.
Readable text shows a character named Hlowhart smoking with scattered dialogue about a pleasant change and self reference. The fragmentary nature limits precise reporting of events or context.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Mea Winslow and a child welfare topic, with mentions of a relation system and American context. The readable lines include personal names and scattered phrases about a matchless beauty and a conflagation, but the overall meaning is unclear.
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