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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1923
Page
10
The piece promotes Rad Salts as a remedy to flush clogged kidneys and relieve bladder disorders. It urges increased water intake and a physician check twice yearly, noting the salts are from grape and lemon acids with lithia and are sold nationwide by druggists. It also mentions Bricks production claim, ocean freezing point, and a plan for a floating weather bureau.
Lost small black mare branded F on flank with phone contact 789. Also lost Shriner pin near Mc Swain theatre. Return to News office for reward. 10-11-2t
C D Emmons of Baltimore, head of the American Electric Railway Association, told a convention in Atlantic City that public ownership is socialist, wasteful, and threatens representative government. He cited Detroit’s five cent fare reversal as proof municipal control cannot reliably manage street railways.
Ada area fraternal groups announce regular meetings. I O O F Ada Lodge 146 meets Thursdays with Ben Wilkerson and H C Evans listed. Magnolia Lodge 145 Knights of Pythias meets Tuesday nights with C A Cummings and S M Shaw Jr. Ada Commandery 26 Knights Templar Masons meets third Friday monthly with J Deaver and F C Sims. Ada Lodge 119 A F and A M holds regular meetings Monday nights on or before the full moon with M O Matthews and F F Sims.
New Bethel continues active with Sunday school progress. Visits include Mrs. Rains and Mrs. Lantz to Mrs. Maples. Miss Gladys Ray with Mrs. Cora Ray. Beulah Philips with sister Mrs. Baker. Miss Blanche Rains with Miss Vivian Jones. Lottie Stringer with Miss Genevie Petty. Mrs. Rains with Mrs. Harry Ray. Anna and Thelma Ford of Ada visiting Miss Leone and Lora Patterson. Francis Rains with Elenor Cannaday. Brother Ford dined with H. A. Patterson. shopping by Francis, Blanche Rains and Latta Stringer in Ada. Jim Cannaday staying with uncle Clyde S. Myers of Steedman.
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