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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
2
A reader shares relief from backache after using Lydia E. Pinkham's product. The letter praises the remedy and invites others to write for advice, noting the help is offered free.
Professor Percival Lowell discusses Martian canals in New York interview stating they are lines and not canals. A Boston maid confronts a magician as letters hidden under a rug reveal a trick, causing her distress and prompting tears.
A fragmentary scene shows a woman leaving a place after a charged moment. Phrases shift between garbled dialogue and stray names such as Princeton Tiger, suggesting a literary or dramatic excerpt with unclear narrative sequence.
Women gain the right to vote in Kratz province with a single cast allowed per person and no proxy. A designated special time is allotted for their voting exercise to ensure orderly participation.
fragmented OCR notes recount a teacher in Mississippi who drinks coffee to cope with daily duties. the text hints at playful remarks about students and public reaction to coffee fueled behavior. no clear names or events emerge beyond general reference to a teacher and habitual coffee use.
Sentinel, Oklahoma reports the largest hog of the season with Jr. Cluck’s Red Curve hog selling for $58.45 at 8.36 per pound to a local firm. Oklahoma City packers are expected to take nearly all regional hogs, as the same firm bought 153 hogs this week for a $2,505 payout.
Randolph hotel in Idabel burned to the ground causing about 2000 dollars in damage. The frame building was a total loss and owner plans immediate replacement with a brick structure covered mostly by insurance.
In Guthrie Oklahoma Snyder Bros and Graham cattlemen of Osage county seek a ruling from the Supreme Court on a fee dispute related to cattle operations. The case centers on fee arrangements with katyral entities and involves regional livestock interests.
A Knoxville reader recounts how Cardus helped a bedridden woman regain mobility after six doctors failed. The ad extols Cardus as a gentle vegetable tonic for women, claiming regularity of bodily functions prevents illness and promotes general strength. It urges readers to contact the Ladies' Advisory Dept. in Chattanooga for free literature.
Six doctors treated me without relief before I started Doan's Kidney Pills. They cured my kidney trouble causing dizziness and fatigue. For sale by all dealers, 3 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
Two men named Smith and Jones, often mistaken for each other, meet in a Kansas City area hotel dining room where a negro waiter keenly differentiates them. The waiter feigns recognition of Jones and asserts deep knowledge of their past, while Smith denies being Jones in a humorous exchange reported by the Kansas City Journal.
A seven year old girl, with diamonds in her eyes and hair like spun gold, frolics with friends as she dodges a boy in a playful chase. She squeals with laughter when cornered, claiming her laugh broke and that’s why she could not run.
An irate woman complains to a photographer that her husband resembles a baboon. The photographer replies that EF cannot help and notes she chose him. The exchange ends with no resolution.
A brief note from the Tatler records a lively mothers’ meeting planned for a sale of work. The exchange hints at mischief as participants joke about the vicar taking most of their clothes off, reflecting humorous parish gossip.
Mrs Gaddington says she wants to know everyone’s business and Miss Cayenne notes her view that marriage is a failure because she did not marry a census taker. The line hints at social satire and household intrigue with witty banter.
A fragmentary notice notes a remedy for tired eyes and mentions a company name. The readable text suggests a product or treatment aimed at reducing strain for travelers and workers, though details are scarce.
A stray story fragment notes a man nicknamed Mang as a water-related agent for his two daughters. The quirky line suggests a quirky local role or family matter in a humorous tone. No further context or names are provided.
A short ad urges keeping garments white using Red Cross Ball Blue. It notes a large 2:02 package sold by grocers and includes stray phrases about morality and a Schiller quote, reflecting a fragmented ad page.
Report reads that the Poinkilier Party claims success amid ongoing complaints. The fragment notes organizational parallels and public response but provides limited verifiable details.
A lighthearted note describes a smile that lingers on faces for an extended period. People comment on the unusual persistence and share playful speculation about its origin and mood.
A Kentucky family details their three month old daughter’s severe scalp eczema. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, the child’s scalp cleared in two weeks and hair regrew. The family notes complete recovery after five weeks without other treatments. October 12 1909 Mt. Vernon Ky. J. Fish Ella M. Fish.
A teacher quizzes students on landforms with quick definers. Christopher answers a mountain as land extending into the air, eliciting light humor about weather and weather helpers.
A fragment quotes Euripides asserting that toll or cost precedes fame, presenting a literary aside on ambition and consequence.
In dialogue, Miss Goodley admits telling the minister she was twenty two to avoid exaggeration. Miss Gaddiet expresses surprise that a Sabbath school teacher would misstate age, while Goodley defends the minister’s view that understatements are preferable to exaggeration.
The Life remark notes a man who served as both minister and editor. It quips that his heavenward chances are “not quite so good” since he was merely an editor, implying a playful verdict on his public roles.
The Birmingham Herald notes a domestic moment where a daughter is praised for playing and a wife is identified as the performer. An expert accountant is cited as a steady voice in balancing books, illustrating a contrast between family warmth and professional steadiness.
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