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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1902
Page
12
President Castro denounces British and German demands amid ultimatums over German loans and British claims. Venezuelan mobs burn flags and attack embassies while Washington orders a strong fleet, signaling alert. Consuls released. Bowen aids negotiations as Caracas rallies.
The passage notes US firmness on the Monroe Doctrine as Britain and Germany seize Venezuelan ships at La Guayra and arrest residents in Caracas. It cites President Roosevelt ready for emergencies while keeping the US navy out of direct conflict, and highlights the tense atmosphere and anticipated maneuvers near Porto Rico.
A discussion on whether importing apples or growing seedlings yields better long term gains. Seedlings prove slow but essential, with many trials and losses, yet remain the only path for progress. Proper care includes fertile soil, regular spraying, pest control, and patience for true superior varieties.
Secretary L A Goodman announces the Missouri Horticultural Society will meet in Springfield December 2 to 4. The group promotes Missouri fruit, hosts premium exhibits worth 150 dollars, and plans educational papers by top experts. Ozark Apple Growers meet December 1 with rail rates. fruits stored for World’s Fair.
Farmers' Review argues against plum trees in a poultry yard due to poor shade and soil hardening after rain. The writer favors grass in yards to help raise healthy chickens and notes spading under trees after heavy rains could create a dusting area, but overall trusts grass for poultry success.
A compact aphorism notes that public virtue often falters without private moral discipline. The line implies that societal ethics rely on individual integrity, warning that hypocrisy erodes trust.
A collection of terse aphorisms on honesty discretion and human folly. Wry observations cover lawsuits money secrets aging and gender themed humor. The set ends with an Irish quip about rewards for thieves.
In Topeka a Bible case trial featured attorneys asking for a Bible and a preacher to locate the Lord s Prayer. A Boston lawyer might have called a minister to testify first.
Old advertisements cite Dr August Koenig Hamburg Drops for liver disorders and Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children with claims of cures and many testimonials. Also promotes Piso’s Cure for coughs and a parlor quip about invitations requiring a wife’s card.
A promotional note extols Defiance Cold Water Starch for better quality and more product for the same money. It urges careful conduct, stating it costs nothing to be a gentleman but life may be at risk for folly.
The question asks whether a man ever existed who could not be successfully sued for breach of promise. It explores the legal concept, likely examining rare immunities or defenses in breach of promise cases.
Mrs Henrietta A S Marsh president of the Woman's Benevolent Society reports relief from grippe after using Peruna within three weeks she is fully restored. Mrs T W Collins of Everett Washington notes Peruna aided dyspepsia improving appetite strength and vigor. Copy invites readers to write Dr Hartman for free medical advice from The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
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