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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1906
Page
8
An unreadable OCR snippet presents a jumble of letters and stray words with no clear event or names. The text appears as random sequences rather than a coherent news item or notice.
Ada church notes strong revival with mud and threat of weather as crowds hear James 5 16 on effects of fervent prayer. Oliver uses wireless analogy to show prayer must align with God in altitude. Calls for humility, charity, and active faith. Sunday choir praise and Prof Martin notes record progress.
A sermon at a grand Democratic rally exhorts believers to seek salvation and have their names written in the Lamb's Book of Life. The speaker denounces church quarrels over doctrine and warns that those not saved face eternal fire, urging repentance and eternal life in heaven. The message emphasizes divine records, judgment, and the family reunion in heaven.
The Ada democrats announce a district wide event on August 13 at 2:00 PM featuring a barbecue, music, and fifteen minute speeches from local clubs and notable orators including Hon T P Gore Col Hoffman Hon Morton Ruth Hon H M A Decenteek Hon Jack Beal and Congressman Beall. Robt Wim bish chairs with Weaver and Terrell secretaries.
A Wharton Texas advertisement dated May 22 1905 urges shipment of three gross Dr Mendenhalls chill and fever cure. The notice states six years of sales and praises the tonic as the best chill remedy on the market citing L B Cutler Co. druggists and G M Ramsey druggist as sellers.
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