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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1907
Page
8
Mrs Margaret Emmerich of Clinton St Napoleon Colorado Narrates ten years of kidney trouble with back pain poor vision and dizziness She credits quick relief and eventual cure to Dean's Kidney Pills saying they saved her life Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
A historical appeal urges farmers to avoid debt and saloons, keep children in school, and prepare for a coming picnic. It promotes warehousing produce on the farm and in the hometown, arguing farmers should control storage and profits locally for better community outcomes.
The note urges turning future meetings into better sessions by effort, insisting that each subsequent gathering can improve through deliberate practice and commitment.
The Farmers Union is urged to shelve routine practices and seize a great opportunity to educate, encouraging members to get out of ruts and actively pursue knowledge in fruit cultivation and truck raising.
A call to nurture boys in rural communities to speak up locally and uphold farming values. The piece argues that leadership from the farm tradition has long produced the Statesmen of tomorrow and urges continued emphasis on rural upbringing.
Farmers urged to improve mail delivery habits and stay informed. The message stresses cooperation, shared plans to uplift cotton growers, and attention to home life and progress, urging action for common sense reform and unity among supporters.
The piece argues men should diversify beyond cotton, praising diversifiers as cautious, educated workers who first value learning and its practical use. It claims diversification proves character and wisdom, portraying the diversifier as a model Union man.
Storied editorial urges Old Fogg and farmers to join the Union to educate cooperate and strengthen the community. It emphasizes forthright action fruit production longevity and planting trees, arguing a strong Union boosts the common good and you’re needed among your fellows.
The text urges widespread tree plantings across the country to combat rapid forest destruction and soaring lumber costs. It emphasizes that gains are only beginning and calls for continued efforts, encouraging planting under various provocations.
A reflective quip on human vanity and envy noting that many think others have easier lives. It cites Solomon’s line about contentment with a simple meal as prudent guidance for practical thinking.
The Texas Cotton Warehouse Company issues a card stating it is not part of the Farmers Union and will operate as an independent corporation offering storage for distressed cotton and advances. It notes Union members are among its organizers and plans multiple warehouses across the state.
The text argues that rising population in Texas drives higher costs and taxes while state efficiency fails to improve. It suggests public demand for a dollar of service for every tax dollar and notes similar struggles in other states, urging cost-cutting and better governance.
A revivalist tract urges farmers to unite beyond local unions to end market competition. It argues for a national cooperative system, condemns the dumper, and predicts a transformative shift as producers press for equity and better prices. It notes spinners want cotton at ten cents a pound, but calls for a broader cooperative path.
A Vienna court ruled against a clerk who cited religious duty for arriving late to work to recite Kaddish for his father. The merchant argued mandatory prayer hours were not the clerk’s right without employer consent. The judge upheld the employer’s control over attendance.
Mrs. Springmire suffered eczema for years on her face. after using Cuticura Remedies she has been symptom free for four years. The husband reports hair restoration after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Their baby, once nearly bald, now has good hair and relief from heat with routine baths and ointment. July 16 1905 and Sept 16 1906 Iowa City Iowa.
An immense dry-dock carved from solid rock at Port Florence on Lake Victoria measures 250 feet long 48 feet wide and 14 feet deep It stands about 3 700 feet above sea level nearly triple the altitude of Lake Chautauqua and marks a notable achievement by local workers offering a major Nile source access point
The summer demand for fine white goods boosts starch choice. Defiance Starch is praised as chemical-free and safe for delicate fabrics. Its strong stiffener allows half the usual amount, delivering a perfect finish equal to new goods.
The revision of the Korean cyclopedia Munhon Pigo is finished. The edition comprises 29 volumes and will be published at an expense of 47 500 yen.
Ad copy extols Simmon's Sarsaparilla as a pick me up that drives away listless feelings. A playful dialogue hints at romance as a man and woman debate forgiveness and kissing.
Advertised as a natural remedy for constipation and digestive ailments Garfield Tea is described as made wholly of herbs. The text touts relief for liver and kidney derangements sick headache biliousness and indigestion.
The Tokio Nichi Nichi remarks that one day's pay for an American workman in San Francisco represents a fair monthly stipend for a Japanese, highlighting wage comparison across nations and raising questions about living standards and labor value.
A collection of 19th century style ads touts Mrs Winslow since syrup for children Hunt's Cure for itching piles Garfield Tea as a herbal remedy for constipation liver and kidney regulation and blood purification plus Putnam faceless dyes and clothing items marketed as restoring new appearance.
The remark notes how neighbors refuse to call a man good in life but praise him after his death, with the undertaker’s presence shaping the final judgments.
A brief dialogue scene shows Borem interrupting Merchant as they note a surprisingly busy day. The exchange hints at an unplanned visit and a sense of coincidence.
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