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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
7
A Holly Springs reader reports dramatic improvement after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for a tumor scare. The letter praises the remedy as a standard female health treatment for decades and invites confidential correspondence for medical advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
A suffragette meeting erupts with cheers for courage and a bold call to bravery. The speaker jokes that male detractors label women as frail but prove their own fearlessness. A quip about sister Horn’s husband under her bed ends with the hatless, collarless man wandering off.
In the dialogue Farmer Corntessel jokes that memory for dates faded as he focuses on selling spring chickens. The conversational board er remarks on memory while they discuss business priorities and timing.
A dialogue questions a man who neglects his business for baseball games and the value of optimism. The speaker argues humility over control, calling it the acme of virtue as in a Lamartine style reflection.
Reno report of the 15 round title clash sees Johnson, son of an American slave, overwhelm James J Jeffries with superior speed and defense. Jeffries is left battered and unable to answer Johnson’s sharp uppercuts as the crowd watches in stunned silence.
Lexington deputy sheriff Brown killed Roscoe Caskey a mountain outlaw after Caskey barricaded and refused surrender. Caskey sustained six gunshot wounds in the confrontation.
Racial conflict spreads from Simpson county to Mendenhall Mississippi after Sunday slaying of a Black man named Skiffer. Six Black residents killed and a mob hunts for more as tensions rise from a debt dispute over $2.50. Luther Buckley, a white man, died in a confrontation while whites attempted to collect the debt.
Mrs. A J Cochran reports her six year old son suffered severe eczema spreading over two years. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as directed in two boxes each the boy recovered with no recurrence. She also treated a friend's child with the same products with good results.
A visitor mistaking a farm tableau for a hospital learns the milking scene is about to begin. The silk hat man explains the nurse is a milkmaid and the rubber glove figure is a farm boy. Sterilized stool, pasteurized pails, and a cow’s toothbrush signal the milking moment.
A promotional text urges readers to visit soda fountains or bottled Coca-Cola, promising cooling relief and refreshing taste. It praises Coca-Cola as wholesome and asks readers to request a free booklet from the Coca-Cola Company and to send a 20 cent stamp for the 1910 Baseball Record Book.
The dialogue follows Mrs Gotrox and Mrs Rich discussing plans for a quiet restful spot for a summer vacation and a poodle to enjoy fresh air.
A trend toward greater female education and social participation marks a shift in China. Women, once bound by traditional limits, now gain access to instruction and professional opportunities as Western influence grows. The new Chinese almanac also marks progress by recognizing Christian Sunday alongside traditional holy days.
Colfax Washington rifle star T A Ireland boasts four world records and a flawless match record. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills for relief after kidney pain back and vision problems. He offers to share details to readers who send a stamp. Also reports White House to receive lightning rods this summer funded by public grounds chief Colby.
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