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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
12
A Chicago woman recounts avoiding surgery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She suffered from inflammation and a small tumor and credits the remedy with her recovery after three bottles. The ad urges readers to build up the feminine system to prevent operations and lists common female ailments it claims to address.
A mother named Mrs. O'Brien gives birth to twins and a nurse involves the boy Jimmy by saying the stork has brought a younger brother and then another. Jimmy learns of the second birth and wonders how many more brothers the stork will bring before night.
A quote notes the subject grew up in refining oil districts of Pennsylvania and puzzles over why he has enemies, highlighting a harsher background shaping perceptions.
Governor Haskell indicated a state capitol commission will be formed this week to oversee construction using Oklahoma labor and granite from Granite, Oklahoma. The likely members are Judge J B A Robertson Tate Brady and Judge J T Dickerson. building aims include site selection survey and rapid completion within about two years.
More than two thousand NEA members from every state will gather along Harvard Stadiums sides on Monday afternoon July 4 to inaugurate the organization and its affiliated bodies in the opening session of the forty eighth annual convention.
Fort Sill Oklahoma Battery E with regimental band and HQ under Lt Col D J Rumbaugh departed on two Fisco trains for the U S troops and southern militia encampment at Chickamauga to remain until the first week in August Battery D joins from Nashville after leaving June 14 to take part in a tournament.
In Yukon Oklahoma a daytime robbery Sunday afternoon saw laborer James Ellis forced by Charles Noble at gunpoint to surrender $27. Noble fled toward Oklahoma City but was arrested by Officers Herring Clark and Brewer when he alighted from a Yukon car. Secret service notified.
A column of provisional forces led by General Arsenio Cruz seized La Libertad and Juigalpa in Chontales. General Mana and troops near Acoyzca threaten the Madriz garrison. General Celon took San Ubalda at Lake Nicaragua and repelled 200 Madriz soldiers bound for Vasquez.
The piece urges Americans eyeing land in Canada to act now as planting ends and wheat prospects soar. It notes rising land prices next year, a strong immigration wave from the United States and Europe, and railways opening new frontiers. Government agents offer maps and guidance to locate parcels and plan homesteads.
Cartoon joke features hippo warning about closing a submarine opening to prevent water from rushing in. Humorous dialogue emphasizes keeping trunks strapped and safe, with playful animal banter about danger and folly.
A humorous exchange from a Tit Bits excerpt quoted in Youth's Companion describes the difficulty of wearing stiff boiled shirts. Mr Jones complains the laundry boiled shirt is a foolish custom while his wife jokes about overboiling or frying the garment.
A girl informs her father the Browns’ infant died at three days old. The father acknowledges the loss and the girl wonders if God will be surprised to see it return so soon, framing a stark, poignant moment.
A saying from Strabo tells how villagers at Iasus fled a fish market bell during a harp performance, except one slightly deaf man who stayed to listen before realizing the bell had rung. Addison adds that neutrality in danger is treason to the country.
A vintage ad touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney distress with Mrs. M A Gamblin of Russellville Arkansas sharing a dramatic recovery after two boxes. It notes price fifty cents and distribution by Foster Milburn Co New York Buffalo. The piece also covers Julia Ward Howe urging pure milk compensation for producers and focus on infant welfare during testimony before Massachusetts lawmakers.
Two summer girls recount flirtations and engagements with anonymous suitors. The first boasts of engagements to men whose names she did not know, while the second recalls marrying a stranger who signaled his proposal from a passing yacht.
Ethel reveals two marriage offers to Clara while discussing rumors the uncle has left money. The dialogue hints at social fortunes and a forthcoming change, set against a period of moral admonition about secrecy.
Grocers urged to stock Red Cross Ball Blue in every home in a small 2 oz package selling for five cents. An ad line notes not all pretty girls are angels, highlighting the value of the product.
Two women passing on the street resemble sisters yet are mother and daughter. The text argues female weakness harms health and beauty and claims Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription provides prompt relief, giving vigor to women’s organs, clearing the complexion, brightening the eyes, and reddening the cheeks.
The quote asserts that the knightly ideal centers on love and service as a guiding motto. It emphasizes duty, virtue, and honorable conduct as essential values for knights.
An advertisement promoting Mrs Winston's Soothing Syrup claims it softens gums reduces inflammation relieves wind colic and cures discomfort for babies and children through a bottled remedy.
A terse protest emerges as residents voice strong disapproval of a dentist noted for excessive procedures and high charges, arguing the practice harms patients and trust in local medical care.
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