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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1903
Page
7
OCR fragmentary lines hint at a poem and unfamiliar words. The readable portion contains scattered syllables and letters, lacking clear subject or event.
A visitor from Kentucky extols Western Canada from Edmonton to Raymond, praising mild winters, dry air, and huge crop yields. He cites oats 70 bushels per acre, wheat 35, barley 40, and beet gains, noting a new sugar factory at Raymond and strong farm incomes including homes sold for 2 500 to 3 000. He urges settlers to relocate to Lethbridge Lacombe Wetaskiwin or Edmonton districts for opportunity and housing.
In weary mood, characters plan to rest as the Van Arens’ excitement ends. The town shifts toward Philadelphia with Mrs. Adams leaving Richmond Hill and Washington already gone. If George Hyde fails to go to England soon, the group considers Philadelphia, aiming to shed airs and a tedious temper through renunciation sung in youth.
Joris Hyde departs Hyde Manor as Rem Van Ariens faces a Boston mission and a plea to Cornelia Moran. George Hyde wrestles with writing a business letter to Cornelia while awaiting his father’s stance and a possible England departure. Cornelia reads Hyde’s grand but risky missive as she connives with her mother and Dr Moran about the engagement while Rem’s earnest, awkward notes meet a dramatic reception.
A Reading Pennsylvania club treasurer credits Grape Nuts with curing a years long bowel disorder. He started in May 1901 and, after several weeks, noted improvement and within a year recovered health, praising food over drugs.
An Arizona woodcutter asserts bluejays plant forests by burying pine nuts and seeds. He recalls a pine nut found an inch and a half deep after a bird buried it, illustrating nature’s plan for forest perpetuation through avian seed dispersal.
Sir Oliver Lodge spoke in London noting a possible split in society between the overworked and the unemployed. The remark underscores concerns about labor stress and job scarcity in the contemporary era.
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