Rex Oil Advertisement Claims Heal All Ailments
An old line advertises Rex Oil for use on wire cuts sprains bruises sore throat kidney troubles tooth ache rheumatism and neuralgia with price 25c 50c and 1.00 See Druggists.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
6
An old line advertises Rex Oil for use on wire cuts sprains bruises sore throat kidney troubles tooth ache rheumatism and neuralgia with price 25c 50c and 1.00 See Druggists.
Advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as perfect for cuts corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers eczema salt rheum sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and sprains. Claims infallible relief for piles with a 25 cent price at Gwin & Mays Co.
Readers clash over a politics focused piece as supporters claim the write up says the Democrat candidate is becoming one of the state’s most cheerful and resourceful liars. The debate highlights divisions in local coverage and partisan reactions.
Names like Jap Lillard Justin Cham Berlin Jim Lillard George Smith and others are listed as visiting Ada Oakman Francis and surrounding areas Saturday and Sunday. Several residents reported sick with measles and various family visits noted including Mrs T E Miller and Mrs M E Starr. Local preachers and neighbors attended services in Oakman and Francis.
Milton Garner of Oakman visited Egypt Sunday. Sam Smith joined Mr. John Martin for a Sunday visit. Sugg the census enumerator was in our vicinity last week. Farm work and planting cotton dominate the day. W B Johnston of Jones Chapel visited Reece Palmer Sunday. Sam Harris and family visited Mr. Marian Floyd and wife. Jim Floyd lost a yearling calf to distemper Saturday. A large crowd attended singing at Egypt Sunday evening. Charles Nail, Charles Gregor and Roxie South dined with Miss Glennie Griffith Sunday. Maude Smith Maude South and Winnie Floyd visited Regor Floyd of Ada Sunday. Rev J Smith of Milam County preached at Egypt Sunday night and Monday night. Frank Hooper and family of New Bethel visited St Vaden's Saturday night. Biting frost Monday morning touched river bottoms but uplands escaped damage. C J High and son reported on the sick list. Miss Matilda Crow of Ada visited here. Garner left Monday for Stonewall to conduct song services for a protracted meeting. Garner, previously with Rev Huckx, returned from Center Sunday.
M Levin advertises Globe Wernicke sectional book cases for sale. Listing includes two tone finishes and model details with price and contact. Reading indicates availability in local showroom and delivery options.
L. L. Holloway and J. A. Mc Donald of Fitzhugh were in town yesterday and Mr Mc Donald joined the subscriber list. W. T. Cox greeted Fitzhugh voters while in town. An ad promotes PRICKLY ASH BITTERS claiming to ease indigestion and strengthen digestion.
H R Whitson and T G Neal visited Ada on Saturday. Mr Frank Roddie and Mr Wylie Garvin from Egypt visited Bebee Sunday. Winter frost may threaten gardens and Sunday activities were slowed by bad weather. Little Frank Neal has been ill but is recovering. A birth occurred on the 16th at the Walby home, with relatives visiting from Konowa and nearby. A wedding may be planned. Frankie is hoped to be invited. Isabel and Florence Neal visited Mittie and Edna Crow for Sunday meals. A singing at J M Greer’s Sunday night was well attended before a near freezing trip home.
A Pontotoc County Farm demonstration letter marks a June 9 farmers picnic four miles south of Ada in the grove beside the county demonstration farm. The note urges attendance with baskets, water, and pasture for stock, calling the event a great gathering for farmers.
Judge Flemming progresses with census duties while Hansel Roper returns from a visit to join friends. Singing at Dial's Fourth Sunday night draws a young crowd. Summer's Chapel class boasts fine singers. Cold snaps affect crops and stop field work briefly, but farmers resume activities this week.
Schedule for the District No 2 Singing Convention at Summers Chapel the weekend before the second Sunday in May 1910 with opening at 2 p m. and multiple lectures by C D Soward W H Robertson Prof M Garner and others followed by singing sessions and adjournments. Committees listed include R G Holladay Ben Magar and Miss Hettie Deal.
P. G. Ekman left Sunday for a Mobile reunion and will travel to his former Florida home for a brief stay before returning.
A one month old child of Mr and Mrs Owens of Pickett died Friday morning from whooping cough. The funeral was held Saturday at Center Cemetery.
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