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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1915
Page
4
A fragmented poem urging residents to “boost a little bit” splices social critique with calls for work and order. It rails against idle living and rumor spreading while arguing for civic effort and restraint, referencing vigilant policing and economic inequality.
A campaign denounces neglect of wives and defends public decency. It proclaims a moral battle against infidelity and mistreatment, urging men to protect their marriages. The statement frames the effort as a defense of good women and domestic happiness in Wales.
A suspect recounts visits to four women, detailing jealously guarded secrets and forged notes. The witness says she crafted stories about personal tragedies and past relationships to manipulate a young man. The trial continues with new testimony next month.
A Sapulpa Oklahoma article argues the single tax system serves the home and urges workers and laborers to own homes. It contends ownership stabilizes citizens and strengthens towns, asserting everyone whether laborer or wealthy desires a home.
A merchant argues advertising is essential and affordable local ads beat mail order. He warns against blaming luck and urges a two week ad campaign, showing products and prices in local papers to deliver immediate sales.
The Ft Worth Industrial and Mechanical College describes its campus in a healthy suburb location with no malaria and a Christian mission to develop manhood and womanhood. It offers preparatory, normal, theological, musical and industrial courses under E L Blackshear, A M president and under Baptist Missionary and Educational Convention auspices with open admission to all denominations.
John H. Van Deventer describes a tense scene where a maker counters a bidder with hostile derision. The dialogue hints at a rumored device or “pump” both parties claim to possess, underscoring rivalry and fear of theft or loss as pressure rises.
The article discusses why memory forgets some details and recalls others. It cites William James noting that a recalled idea may reappear after a failed attempt, entering the mind as if by chance.
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