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Newspaper

Ada Weekly Democrat

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1910

Page

5

Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Relief

A Baltimore woman recounts four years of misery from irregularities and nervousness and credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring her health. The ad touts the remedy as the most successful female cure, claiming it has helped thousands with displacements, inflammation, ulcers, fibroids, irregularities, and backache. It invites readers to try a trial and seek free expert advice.

Baltimore Lydia E. Pinkham W. S. Ford Winklin St Pinkham L Iit

Ada Democrat to hold chant mgus in July

Local Ada Lexington paper notes upcoming chant mgus from July 3 to July 10. Other city items mention steel orders for Chickasha street railway and a union depot talk by Clinton leaders.

Lexington

Driver Killed in Waurika Yard Accident

Louis Lillard formerly of Chickasha a switch engine fireman at Waurika was killed on duty in the Waurika yards. His body was found on the track badly mangled and it is thought he left the engine to fix the headlight before the engineer moved the engine.

Louis Lillard Chickasha Waurika Lillard

Doney Possesses Rare 1804 United States Coin

G W Doney of an Osage county ranch holds a United States one half cent dated 1804. Coinage from that year has not occurred for over a century and few survive. The piece has stayed in the Doney family for generations. The article notes state churches will donate 84692 to foreign missions this year, double the amount of last year, and that new drilling will begin within weeks.

G. W. Doney Osage County United States Doney Salter

Miss Kate Barnard Visits Oklahoma Prison Site

Miss Kate Barnard state commissioner of charities arrived on McAlester Thursday night and visited the stockade at the new penitentiary. She will remain several days gathering data for a report.

Kate Barnard

Representatives clash over land office fate in Oklahoma

Representatives Morgan and McGuire again clash over the fate of the El Reno and Guthrie land offices and a federal policy affecting land office appointments.

Morgan McGuire el Reno Guthrie

Shawnee Adopts Commission Form of Government

Governor Haskell approves Shawnee charter placing the city under a commission system after a long legal dispute. Tulsa Ardmore and Enid already operate under this form of government.

Haskell Tulsa Ardmore Enid

Indian land sales at Muskogee show strong turnout

Union Agency at Muskogee directed sales last week that drew a high turnout and solid bidding though total proceeds lagged behind the December and January auctions.

Union Muskogee

Wise ON and Gas organized to drill east of Holdenville

The Wise ON and Gas company with a $50,000 capital stock forms at Holdenville to drill for oil east of the city. It will take over 1,200 acres of land held by Wise & Autry cattle firm and expects to proceed with development.

Wise ON and Gas Company Holdenville Wise & Autry

Portrait of Misty the Misty girl reflects family musings

A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt features a playful family moment praising Misty’s charm and contemplating if she resembles a past model who sat on Mr Misty’s knee. The dialogue shows affectionate curiosity and light humor about lineage and likeness.

Mamie Misty Papa Cleveland Plain Dealer

Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy

The advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and urges internal remedies. It praises Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment that acts on the blood and mucous surfaces and asserts it is endorsed by top physicians.

Hall Hali

What kind of stars take best in the melodramatic circuit

The Variety quotes a joke about shooting stars and theatre. It references Perry and a promotion for Red Cross Ball Blue and a Bunko man’s family tree. The text reads like a jumble of ad copy and social commentary with unrelated fragments.

Benefactor Builds Annual Garden for Neighbors' Chickens

A philanthropist asks about helping others and Mr. Crosslets replies he makes a garden each year for the benefit of his neighbors' chickens, highlighting a simple charitable act.

Mr. Crosslets

Marine Eye Remedy Co Eye Book Promises Eye Cure

An advertisement from Marine Eye Remedy Co. Chicago promotes a 45 page illustrated Eye Book free, claiming advice on proper application of remedies for eye trouble. It cites a druggist endorsement and describes Marine products as soothing sore eyes and strengthening weak eyes, with a price tag and a call to try them in adult and infant eyes for scaly eyelids and granulation.

Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicaee

Ruskin Quote On Work And Tools For Those Who Will

A brief, readable fragment presents a Ruskin aphorism about ongoing work and the available tools for those who choose to engage. It emphasizes perseverance and resourcefulness without narrative context.

Lt. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Featured in Cure Claim

An advertisement touts Lt. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a thoroughly cured laxative for family use. It promotes a Red Cross Ball Blue item and urges readers to stand from under disease when common sense fails.

Lt. Pierce

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