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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1923
Page
4
The ad promotes Jad Salts as a kidney flush to relieve aches back pain and bladder issues. It claims the drink cleanses kidneys improves urine acidity and reduces related discomfort. It recommends four ounces in water before breakfast for several days and urges medical kidney checkups twice yearly.
Atlantic City Oct 9 Public Ownership was scored as socialistic and inefficient by C D Emmons Baltimore president of the American Electric Railway Association addressing the convention. He warned Detroit's five cent fare proved costly and argued private railways provide service without confiscation or demagogic promises.
A new electric brick-making machine claims a production rate of 10 600 bricks per day using only three workers. The article notes constant research into efficient building tools. It also mentions ocean salinity and a proposal for a floating weather bureau by France and America.
Local note lists a good piano offered in trade for a Ford roadster by O. K. Auction Co. Also seeks a lost small black mare branded F with contact via phone 789 with further lost notices for a Shriner pin near Mc Swain theatre and a reward offered at the News office.
Magnolia Lodge No 145 meets Tuesday nights visitors welcome C A Cummings commander S M Shaw Jr K of R S A F A M Ada Lodge No 119 meets on or before the full moon each month M C Matthews W M F C Sims secretary
Mrs Rains and Mrs Lantz visited Mrs Maples Saturday. Miss Gladys Ray stayed with Mrs Cora Ray Sunday. New Bethel boys defeated Lawrence boys 7 to 8. Beulah Philips visited sister Mrs R M Baker. Blanche Rains visited Miss Vivian Jones. Lafttie Stringer called on Miss Genevie Petty. Rains called on Mrs Harry Ray. Anna and Thelma Ford of Ada visited Miss Leone and Lora Patterson. Francis Rains as guest of Eleanor Cannaday. Brother Ford dined with H A Patterson. Francis Blanche Rains and Latta Stringer shopped in Ada. Jim Cannaday spent the week with Clyde S Myers of Steedman.
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