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Newspaper

Ada Weekly Democrat

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1907

Page

6

Effective Medicine for La Grippe Ends in North Carolina

Robt L Madison A M principal of Cullowhee High School Painter North Carolina writes Peruna is the most effective medicine I have ever tried for la erippe It also cured my wife of nasal catarrh Her condition at one time was such that she could not at night breathe through her nostrils Mrs Jennie W Gilmore White Oak Indian Territory writes Six years ago I had la grippe followed by systemic catarrh The only thing I used was Peruna and Manalin and I have been in better health the n on three years than for years te ore Mrs Jane Gift Athens Ohio writes Six years ago I had to grippe very bad My husband bought me a bottle of Peruna I was soon able to do my work.

Robt. L. Madison, A. M Cullowhee High School Painter N. C Jennie W. Gilmore White Oak Ind. Ter Peruna Manalin Jane Gift Athens Ohio Victor Patneaude Madison St Topeka Kan

The Radium Blonde Described by a Tan Derby Man

A New York Press figure calls the Radium Blonde a rare, striking type with hair that shifts from red to gold depending on color, eyes described tiger like, skin mid tone, and a fiery temper mixed with gentle charm.

New York Press

Home remedy claim for rheumatism kidney cure mixture

An advertisement promotes a simple home mixture claimed to relieve rheumatism and kidney troubles. It lists Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Kargon and Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla, advises shaking in a bottle and taking a teaspoon after meals and at night, and asserts permanent cure with harmless ingredients.

Paper from Cotton Stalks Could Transform Industry

A new invention enables paper to be made from cotton stalk fiber, capable of yielding all grades of paper from linen to pulp. By products include alcohol, nitrogen, gun cotton material, and smokeless powder, with potential byproducts from each bale of cotton.

Peruna Help After la Grippe Years Later

Letters from Victor Patneaude of Topeka Tonda, T Barnecott of West Aylmer Ontario and Mrs. Chas Wells of Delaware Ohio credit Peruna with restoring strength after la grippe. Barnecott reports pneumonia followed the flu, Patneaude returned to work, Wells calls it a very good tonic.

LA Grippe T. Barnecott West Aylmer Ontario Can Peruna Chas. E. Wells, Sr Delaware, Ohio

The Pope’s Mistake At Audience

An elderly unmarried woman approached the throne unintroduced and the pope asked in French if she was a holy mother of a Christian family. An attendant whispered the truth, the pope suppressed a gasp and laughed, then recovered quickly as the lady remained unaware of the error.

Emigration From Greece Rises. Commission May Limit Outflow

Reports from Greek provinces show rising emigration to America with a committee appointed to consider restrictions. By year end about 20 000 Greeks may have expatriated, initially from the Peloponnese but now spreading to central Greece Thessaly and the islands. Only about half the usual number answered last September's conscription call.

America Greece Peloponnesus Thessaly Islands

Stone Weather Stone Foretells Rain Changes

A stone found in Finland by an explorer is said to predict weather changes. It has a white mottled surface that turns from gray to black as rain approaches. Composed of clay water and rock salt the salt becomes dark with moisture serving as a barometer.

Finland

River Birthplace Sparks New Hampshire Memory

The Pemigewasset and Winnipisco rivers join at Franklin New Hampshire on the estate of Warren F Daniel to form the Merrimac A Franklin teacher once asked a class about the river’s source A student replied with a witty line locating the source behind Daniels barn

Franklin N. H Warren F. Daniel Merrimac New Hampshire Johnny Warren Daniels

Couldn't Lose Him Drum Man Story From Lippincott's

A New York wholesale house paid a traveler $200 for expenses but heard nothing for two weeks. They telegraphed him asking if he was still with the company. He replied he had drawn $250 more and was still with them, citing a letter dated the 15th.

New York Lippincott’s

Measure to Repeal Statehood Introduced by Murphy

Representative Murphy introduces a measure to repeal statehood. The proposal seeks to undo the current status and restore prior governing arrangements, prompting debate over constitutional and regional implications.

Oklahoma Convention Seen Failing Duty in Constitution Fight

Washington representative Murphi of Missouri introduces a bill to repeal the Oklahoma Enabling Act arguing the Guthrie convention did not prepare a constitution within 60 days and squandered funds. The measure claims the convention acted beyond authority and sought race based rights, prompting repeal of the June 6, 1906 act.

Congress Oklahoma Washington Murphy Missouri Guthrie Okla United States

Plan to colonize Russian Jews in Indian Territory

A Jackson newspaper item reports plans to settle large numbers of Russian Jews in Indian Territory Oklahoma and Texas. Samuel Waldron of the Jewish Immigration Bureau meets local Hebrews at Dr. Klass's office to discuss lands and colonies under Jacob Schiff leadership. The talks stress skilled workers and farmers as immigrants, with progress suggesting action soon.

Muskogee Samuel Waldron Jewish Immigration Bureau Galveston Tex Dr. Klass Waldron Jacob Schiff New York Indian Territory Oklahoma Texas Mr. Waldron Russia Bureau

Petition Circulates Among Choctaws to Preserve Homesteads

Smithville resident William McKinney a Yale graduate circulates a petition among full blood Choctaws in the timber region asking the president to deny a proposed timber reserve. About 300 full bloods representing 1500 allotments sign the document. The area includes Smithville Beech Ludlow Nashoba Alichki Findley Bethel near the Kiamachi river. Tulsa census shows 13080 residents an almost 100 percent rise in a year.

Smithville William McKinney Yale Beech Ludlow Nashoba Alichki Findley Bethel Kiamachi River

History of Choctaw Chickasaw Indians to be Published

President Roosevelt vetoed the tribes funding bill for printing their history. The Indian bureau will authorize under the Curtis act the tribes to publish the history with government supervision of the compilation.

Washington Roosevelt Indian Bureau

Rockefeller guest at UChicago decennial celebration

During the University of Chicago decennial celebration John D. Rockefeller was hosted for several days. A rapid sequence of events kept each function late by one to four hours. Rockefeller ended with a humorous anecdote about a Boston businessman stranded by snow and requesting a telegraph note saying he has not arrived home yesterday.

University of Chicago John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller Boston Montreal Herald

No Relief From Eczema Before Cuticura

A Tippecanoe Indiana man reports two years of severe eczema resisting doctors patent medicines and quack cures until using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent. He says immediate relief followed and he recovered fully, with date November 15, 1905.

Cuticura C. V. Beltz Tippecanoe, Ind

Professor Jones to Retire From Cornell Mathematics

Professor George W. Jones, head of the mathematics department at Cornell, will retire at year end. A pension request will go to the Carnegie Endowment Fund. Jones joined Cornell as head in 1877 and has served long, authoring several treatises and textbooks.

Professor Jones George W. Jones Cornell University Board of Carnegie Endowment Fund Jones Cornell

Cyclist Mustafa Delights the Sultan with Jests

The sultan of Turkey enjoys watching Mustafa the court cyclist perform, as he amuses the court with his routines and monologue, being praised as both a witty entertainer and a skilled cyclist.

Sultan Turkey Mustafa

Rival of Carnegie Gives Away Libraries Says Marblehead Man

James J H Gregory of Marblehead Massachusetts is a rival of Andrew Carnegie in philanthropy. He has given libraries for years to small communities ministers and educators who cannot afford to buy them.

James J. H. Gregory Marblehead Mass Andrew Carnegie Carnegie

Form and Discover What Is There

Auerbach frames observation as a philosophical claim that combinations emerge from preexisting order, not from human creation alone. The quote emphasizes that reality contains latent structure awaiting inquiry, with release from chaos arising through formation and discovery rather than invention.

Auerbach

Works in the Garden Dean's Kidney Pills Ad

Robert Scollan of Seneca Falls New York age 87 praises Dean's Kidney Pills for relief from back and kidney trouble after a severe attack. His daughter Mrs Goethious notes his cure and adds her husband was helped by part of a box. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Robert Scollan Garden St Seneca Falls N. Y Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

Amusing Freshman Prank Recalls Dr Henry Field

At a Williams alumni dinner the late Dr Henry Martyn Field recounted a 12 year old freshman prank. He drew a caricature on a classroom blackboard of a country youth foe whose name appeared beneath. The foe seized the drawing and used Field as an eraser before resuming his seat.

Henry Martyn Field Williams College Young Field

Brandreth's Pills Offer Health for Women

Women face headaches backaches and fatigue from modern living. Brandreth's Pills are claimed to regulate the feminine system with a fixed nightly dose and have been in use for over a century and sold widely in plain or sugar-coated form.

Brandreth

Great Merchant Born on Farm

William Whiteley the London merchant, murdered recently, was born on a farm and boasted he would fill any order. A story recounts two army officers entering his store seeking six elephants, and the purchaser paid after it emerged the winner had arranged the feat in advance.

William Whiteley London Whiteley

Hunt's Cure Advertises Quick Itch Relief

An old advertisement proclaims Hunt's Cure cures any itch including eczema and ringworm with one box. The copy claims universal relief and guarantees satisfaction for all itch-related ailments.

Be Courteous in Business Etiquette and Polish

A concise guide urges courtesy in professional dealings noting manners are as essential as polish to a well-laid business floor. It emphasizes respectful communication and disciplined conduct as foundational to success.

Grape-Nuts Bring Health to Family Meals, Says Ill. Mother

An Illinois mother extols Grape-Nuts as a remedy and daily staple for her children. She claims reduced medicine calls and doctor bills, noting her 15 year old son reports brighter mind after breakfast with Grape-Nuts, toast, and milk. The promotion credits Postum Co. and the booklet The Road to Wellville, with the slogan There’s a Reason.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellvale

Putnam Faceless No Dyes More

Ad copy claims a cold cure by LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Mentions refund lag if ineffective and features ROVE'S signature on each box. Price listed as 25e.

Putnam Chee Neighter Denier Rove

Defiance Starch Offered for Fair Trial

A promotional pitch invites readers to try Defiance Starch for hot and cold starching. If the product fails to perform quicker and cheaper, customers may return it for a full refund through their grocer.

Poetro Creditor Delivers Paper For Thought

A quirky exchange unfolds as a creditor offers a piece of paper just as the speaker longs to capture a new wonderful thought, receiving a timely drop of assistance from an unexpected angelic figure.

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