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Newspaper

Ada Weekly Democrat

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1907

Page

7

Peruna praised by Wisconsin and Missouri readers

An Appleton Wisconsin reader Emma Stolt credits Peruna with rapid improvement from backaches and inflammatory symptoms after years of ineffective remedies. A Missouri reader Miss Theresa Bertles reports catarrh and digestive distress eased after six months of Peruna, calling it the best medicine.

Irs Emma Stolt Appleton, Wisconsin Oneida St Appleton, Wis Miss Theresa Bertles White Church

Watermelons and chills presage Oklahoma canal plans

The piece surveys ongoing state topics from rail lines and river projects to new papers and labor groups. It notes Durant’s canal ambitions, Mangum adopting a local magazine, Enid’s Roumanian workers, and a rising number of railroad lines this summer.

Capital City Business College Catalog Advancing Southwest Trade

Guthrie Oklahoma based Capital City Business College offers a postpaid 162 page illustrated catalog promoting bookkeeping and shorthand training. The catalog claims strong Byrne System success and graduate placement, urging readers to compare before choosing another school.

Capital City Business College of Guthrie Okla Byrne Systems

Glass bottle on Adirondack peak prank

Manlike and woman reach a high Adirondack summit and mockingly belittle their mistake of leaving the glass behind. He grins and moves the lunch basket as she scolds the "beauties of nature" while they consider drinking from the bottle.

Adirondack Peak

Weathering toil and rainmarked fields and brightening laundry

The passage contrasts success and defeat among soldiers and nature, noting rain and sun on green mounds. It also advertises Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product, urging white clothes and mentioning a five cent price at grocers, suggesting patriotic moral tones.

How Pat Got In

Dr. George A. Gordon describes a witty Irishman who requested admission to the hereafter. St. Peter denies entry as a great sinner, but after the man crowed thrice like a rooster, the gate opens and he’s welcomed with a quip about bygones.

Pat George A. Gordon Old South Church Boston

Hunt's Cure Delivers Relief for Eczema Sufferer

Mr P C Keever of Aberdeen Mississippi writes that after years of eczema torment a single box of Hunt's Cure cured him and the trouble never returned. The remedy is guaranteed and sells for 50 cents.

P. C. Keever Aberdeen Miss

One Extreme or the Other Whitman Quotation

A Whitman quote notes the appeal and danger of women in his view. He says a woman is always heaven or hell to a man with most time spent in heaven, not on borderlines. The observation appears in the American Magazine and reflects authorial wit.

Billy Morgan Lawton Frederick Hell Walt Whitman

Ill land prospectuses lure farmers with cheap acres in Texas

The article features claims by Joseph Daily of Chillicothe Illinois describing San Antonio Texas land as highly profitable for farmers promising rich acre for acre returns compared with Illinois plots priced $150 to $225 per acre. It urges readers to contact Dr Chas F Simmons for full details and ranch views. It also notes a northern England rope fabric innovator and a testimonial for Hunt's Cure addressing eczema relief by Clifton Lawrence of Helena Oklahoma Territory.

Joseph Daily Chillicothe Ill Mason Tazewell Illinois San Antonio Chas. F. Simmons Alamo Plaza Texas

A Hard Knock

The dialogue features Rimer admitting occasional trouble wooing his muse while Crittick remarks the muse is clumsy, making escape unlikely.

Rimer Crittick

Ladies Can Wear Shoes One Size Smaller After Allen's

Advertisement for Allen's Foot Ease foot comfort remedy. Claims swollen feet become smaller and relief from aching feet. Sold by druggists at 25 cents with a trial package offered free. Includes mailing address for A. S. Olmsted in Lehi?se.

Allen A. S. Olmsted le

Patience in Adversity Cited by Feltham Quotation

A Feltham quotation asserts that the more cause one has for losing patience the more reason there is for holding it. The line links patience to restraint amid provocation.

Feltham

Chickasha offers $500 purse for first cotton bale

The town of Chickasha announces a $500 prize to the farmer delivering the first bale of this year's cotton to market to boost local cotton market interest.

Chickasha

Homely People Redeem Faces with Conduct Quote

A reflective statement asserts that moral improvement by redeeming appearance through conduct will create a fine world as people choose virtue over vanity.

Ball Blue advertising copy and motivational line

A promotional blurb touts Red Cross Ball Blue laundry product with a 2 oz package priced at five cents and pivots to a motivational closing about keeping hope energy integrity and bravery intact.

Red Cross

He who appoints one friend to office loses ten

A proverb notes that appointing a single friend to a position leads to greater losses, warning against favoritism in public appointments. It reflects concerns about patronage and political consequences.

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