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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1913
Page
3
Ambiguous health advert touts Hot Springs Liver Buttons as a remedy for cleansing bowels and boosting energy. It claims harmless effects and promises quick benefits with references to various formulations and places, though the text remains unclear and fragmented.
A Victorian style advert describes Cuticura products as the best treatment for itching scalps dandruff and falling hair. It promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment for facial and scalp care and mentions usage with cloth coverings and water for women’s hair care.
Fragmented OCR passage discusses sunburn insect bites and possible remedies. It mentions readers and locations vaguely but lacks clear events or subjects to identify a coherent news item. The readable terms imply health guidance without concrete actions or outcomes.
OCR text is garbled with no clear persons, places, dates, or events. The readable bits offer little to identify a coherent story or outcome for a compact news card.
A public forum sees residents voice concerns about paving quality and curb work. Officials promise inspection and possible fixes while highlighting project timelines and budget constraints. Community groups call for clearer standards and faster remediation.
Oklahoma City prepares for the seventh Amnantum data Bite Fair and Exposition running Sept 23 to Oct 4. The program features 160 acres of grounds, 60 buildings, and daily vaudeville, parades, and livestock shows. Highlights include German Day, State Day, Kids and Better Babies events, automob ile races, the Oklahoma Derby, and nightly entertainment by Natielio's Band, Patterson Shows, and U.S. troops performances. The schedule runs through Oct 4 with varied programs each day and a strong emphasis on educational displays and agricultural exhibits.
A fragmented historic text describes a fable about cotton and European trade, weaving in terms of mills, wool, and a creature called a wooden legged buck. It references village life, housing, and wallpaper fashion, with antiquated notes on inns and lodgings and the social order of earlier times.
A clergyman uses a tale about a baby who repeats "dada" after a father discards his hat and collar. The infant's first word mirrors the parent’s identity, prompting a humorous moment about adults and their attire and the baby's learning stage.
In the strange brief, Trau brough fell ty fovea with thla wife at first aiebe Hemmandway-Yew. The judge notes regret over not taking a second look as the case unfolds with Shinmervate and Hemmandway-Yew in focus.
A theater manager debates presenting a doctor recommended drama versus a clergy approved piece. The decision centers on audience reception, ethical concerns, and the show’s artistic merit.
In Judea Peru the farm notes animals resist handlers as cows make peculiar noises. The century reports Peru exported over 9,000,000 pounds of rice in 1911.
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