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Newspaper

Ada Weekly Democrat

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1910

Page

6

American Millionaire Exhibits Horses Ahead of Olympia Show

Walter Winans, a noted American sportsman, hosted a private preview of his Surrender Park horses for friends at Kent. The display included hackney crossovers, a Russian troika, and top jumpers like Gray Hawk, with 2:25 mile times in double harness and a fire-wall jump to close the program.

Walter Winans London America Olympia Howard Frank United States Surrender Park Kent Mr. Winans Barney F Fide Stanton Little Tobe Topsy Mamie H Mirza Rip Bonny View Rainstorm Gray Hawk

Cooking an Art Says Wiley

Dr. Wiley head of the agriculture department chemistry bureau told a Harvard club reunion in Chicago that cooking is an art not drudgery. He warned against packaged foods for being light or diluted and attacked vegetarians warning a one sided diet harms the body.

Chicago Doctor Wiley Chemistry Bureau Department of Agriculture Harvard Club Wiley

Speech Comes Back Berks County’s Oldest Man Invites Awe

Amos DeHart of Alsace township Berks county born August 1 1813 is described as a veteran craftsman farmer and millwright who regained his speech after five years of total muteness. He married Mary Lease sixty seven years ago and twelve children born to them survive four generations live under one roof amid Berks county’s strong family ties.

Reading Ailsace Township Berks County Amos DeHart DeHart Mr. DeHart Stonersville John DeHart Alsace Township Amos Schuykill Canal Mary Lease Illinois California Berks

Aviator Insurance Beckons as Air Travel Grows

London insurers move to cover aviators with new aerial policies while existing free policies omit air journey risks. Lloyds handles varied aviation risks at about 15 percent, as other firms renew with explicit exclusions. The tariff conference will likely debate premiums on death and accident policies.

London Lloyd’s Conference of “Tariff” Companies

Hen defies roosters in Prospect Park asserting equal rights

A Prospect Park hen owned by Mrs. T J Bailey has demonstrated dominance over male fowl in the borough. She has fought every rooster, delivering powerful blows with bill and wings, and one rooster died from injuries in the clashes, highlighting her queenly power.

Prospect Park T. J. Bailey

Girls and misdirected throws lead to unintended targets

The quip notes that girls who cannot throw straight may strike a different target when attempting to throw at a person. The line implies humor about aim and female behavior in social interactions.

Remarkable Career of Margaret McMillan Aided Poor

Margaret McMillan an American in London abandoned wealth to champion poor children's welfare. Her work spans school clinics, medical care, nutrition, and education reform, influencing Parliament and public opinion while expanding health services in Bradford and England.

Margaret McMillan England London Eng United States Miss McMillan America Washington George Lane Lewisham Westchester County New York Inverness Scotland Switzerland Louise Michel Mme. Michel Conlon Russia Hyde Park Margaret McMillan Miss MacMillan Bradford Yorkshire Park Lane Margaret MacMillan Joseph Fels Board of Education

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Taft All Souls Edward Everett Hale Yankee Horse Pennsylvania County Aviator Hen Margaret M’millan
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