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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
7
Tan Hamilton of the British presses on with reflections after war battles in Manchuria. He recalls Liaoyang and cites the Japanese troops overcoming Russian forces not by strategy alone but by superior vitality and vigor.
Mrs Kate Keim reports three sons with eczema lasting five months. Each developed sores on the head. after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for several weeks, the skin cleared. The family resides at 513 West 29th Street New York. November 1906.
The piece notes Helen, Duchess of Manchester, as the first American lady in waiting to Queen Alexandra, a highly valued royal honor. It suggests other American duchesses may doubt the role but acknowledges the title as a significant court distinction, with the next goal seen as a political appointment as mistress of the Pebes.
Herbert Spaulding a Cincinnati New Orleans Texas Pacific Railway engineer from Longview Texas suffered long with severe sciatic rheumatism after a knee and spine injury. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with his recovery after six boxes and reports no relapse while back on duty. The pills are sold by druggists or by mail from Schenectady New York.
The Cherokee land office reopened March 1 in Indian Territory. Craig county lists 21 candidates for office. Shawnee sees a new Rock Island passenger station. Muskogee proposes a 3000 salary for mayor. Tupelo robbed. post office safe blown. Beaver County Farmers Institute incorporated. A farmer’s wife in Comanche county tallies 480 dollars in annual butter egg and milk money. Wagoner county land hits 65 dollars an acre. Sapulpa raises 4000 dollars to secure a 30000 dollar opera house. Indian Inspector Wright learns water works bonds approved. Orient prepares to close gap between Altus and Clinton. 150 laborers sought to unload 100000 ties. Chickasha to build a cotton mill. Oklahoma City grows shade trees rapidly. Fallis lamp blaze threatening town and cat. Ardmore property owners seek mandamus to force April 2 city election. Oklahoma City residents form Country Club on forty acres.
A. B. Brown of Carnegie loaded a car with corn for Texas. Thirty days later the consignee complained of missing delivery and asked Brown to trace the shipment. The car had never left Carnegie.
The board of agriculture last week voted to allow the Ok land policy while disputes grow over possession of about fifty farms in the region. Two or more families on each farm claim rightful ownership, threatening further trouble for the land office.
The Sulphur city council reduced salaries for the coming year saving roughly $2,000 for the city. A Beaver county land quarter section, once nearly unsellable a decade ago, sold last week for $5,800. An election will authorize issuing $260,000 in municipal bonds.
The article cautions that many hospital operations arise from neglected female health issues and urges early use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It cites letters of women like Miss Margaret Tierney praising the remedy's effects on feminine ailments.
Mrs Pinkham extends a standing invitation to women suffering from any form of female complaint to communicate from Lynn Massachusetts. She promises prompt communication and possible identification of the trouble from symptoms and offers recovery advice. Her guidance is free and aimed to help women with ailments best understood by Mrs Pinkham.
After March 3 the only Democratic senators who do not represent southern states will be Newlands of Nevada and Teller of Colorado, with terms expiring in 1909. Newlands is a Mississippi native and a radical Democrat of the modern school. Teller has long been a Republican.
In my family medicine chest no remedy remains unless it proves best for its purpose Hunt's Cure has held its place for many years R M Swann Franklin La
The London death rate has dropped to about 11.0 per thousand after the new public health act began in 1891. In 1891 the rate stood at 17.1 per thousand, and by 1905 it had fallen to 15.1 per thousand.
Fragments reference literary quotes and patent medicines. Text mentions Sterne Carlyle and Lefroy with phrases about happiness of others and virtue. The readable items include garbled product names and incomplete attributions, forming a scattered, unclear composite item.
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