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Newspaper

Ada Weekly Democrat

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1907

Page

17

Starch Helps Launder Fine White Wash Goods

Proper laundering enhances the beauty of sheer white goods. Good starch is essential for stiffness without thickening. Defiance Starch is recommended to improve the appearance of laundered textiles.

Oklahoma News Sketches and Local Notes from the Era

A collage of Oklahoma items covers crops, oil land, and local schemes. Nellie May appeals to sell part of her Copan allotment for townsite purposes with rich oil deposits. Bliss hosts Washington statesmen including Baron Speck von Sternberg. Floods delay El Reno china plant. a Tulsa liquor raid nets 600 pints.

Nellie May Chicago Copan Tams Bixby Miss May Oklahoma Bliss Washington Baron Speck von Sternberg

Oklahoma notes and incidents in brief

A Guthrie juvenile race clash left one Black boy dead, and the assailant known as the “red headed boy” remains unidentified. Enid reports bicycle sidewalk fare at six dollars. J E Wedlace endured ten days on water and lost thirteen pounds. A territorial charter is issued for Farmers Union Co operative of Walter with 3000 capital stock, incorporators R P Wood L Royle and G E Humphrey of Walter W D Mills and G P Chapman of Temple.

J .E. Wedlace Guthrié Farmers’ Union Co-Operative Association of Walter R. P. Wood L. Royle G. E. Humphrey W.D. Mills G. P. Chapman Temple

His Idea of a Good Time in The Bohemian Style

A retired contractor in a dress suit muses on a future wild plan to quit luxury. His wife expects grand entertainments while he contemplates returning to simple life and sharing a drink with the barn coachman. An ad touts Hunt's Lightning Oil for pain and a joke about a wedding trip on an accommodation train closes the piece.

Dinner gown sparks awkward social moment

In a Detroit Free Press excerpt a woman explains she wears an expensive gown to a dinner to avoid being overlooked, while admitting she does not feel like talking much. The exchange captures social pressure and fashion as status.

Detroit Free Press

Hunt's Cure Sold Widely By Southern Druggists

Thousands of boxes of Hunt's Cure are sold daily by Southern druggists as people learn it is the best itching disease treatment. The first application relieves and one box is guaranteed to cure any single case.

S.S S.S.S Hunt

Sad Worldliness in a Small-Town Exchange

Meandering Mike claims honesty guides all, while Plodding Pete agrees yet admits their actions lack funds to hire top legal help. The dialogue hints at ethical compromises in modest means communities.

Mike Pete

Ladies Can Wear Shoes One Size Smaller After Allen's Foot Base

Cure for swollen feet reduces size by one. Relieves sweating heat and aching feet. Sold by druggists for 25 cents with trial package free. Address A. Olmsted Le Roy New York.

Allen Olmsted le Roy, N. Y

Buddha Quote on Overcoming Vice with Virtue

A Buddhist saying urges overcoming anger with love, evil with good, greed with liberality, and deceit with truth. It emphasizes transforming negative traits through virtuous behavior.

Buddha

The Camera Fiend’s Wanderlust

The author essays the pull of photography and travel as sunlight rises each day. He describes loading the camera and plates and wandering across green fields in search of pictures, driven by a primitive urge to change and explore nature.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promise and Reward

The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the sole positive remedy for catarrh and claims it cures constitutional disease by internal action. A $100 reward is offered for any case not cured, with testimonials available and the product sold by druggists. The notice also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

No man that imparteth his joys to his friend

A proverb-style reflection notes that sharing happiness with a friend deepens joy and sharing grief eases sorrow, suggesting friendship brings mutual support and relief through open conversation.

Mrs Window’s Soothing Aid For 8 Children

A historic notice describes a child soothing preparation named Mrs Window’s remedy for eight children. It promises relief from inflammation and colic and claims to ease wind and upset stomach.

Men Who Make Good Use of Time Have None to Spare

Quote attributed to unknown author reflecting on efficient use of time and productivity. The line emphasizes discipline and purposeful living without idle moments.

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