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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1935
Page
4
A long reader column mixes personal health ethics with national politics. It weighs Roosevelt’s term and party platforms, praises Oklahoma highway appointees, and notes debates over subsistence homesteads, CCC projects, and liquor laws while urging prudent governance and lawfulness.
After Jesus 40 days post resurrection instructs his disciples to wait for the Spirit. Peter preaches at Pentecost as 3 000 convert, with the 120 becoming bold witnesses. The Holy Spirit empowers, guiding early missions and shaping the kingdom in hearts, not earthly rule. The piece blends faith teaching with a note on prison overcrowding and reform.
A humorous column reflects on changing social trends and memories. It notes dentists W H Enloe and L E Tennis as long and short practicing colleagues, recalls old humor and fashion at picnics, references about hats spats and aprons, and muses on aging and modern furniture versus antiques.
Observers note his calm under cross examination as a striking display of nerve. Circumstantial evidence points toward guilt while defense risks breaking through an airtight case. Hauptmann’s personality remains the case’s most unusual aspect.
James Roosevelt is set to speak at McAlester in a publicity event tied to a greatest returns for the amount invested theme. Local ads promote the appearance as a key attraction for readers seeking value.
A collage of casual notes and quips on winter life, memory, and pop culture. References range from cabinet posts and penny grab bags to night licorice, whispering songs, and toy craze nostalgia. The piece muses on sleep, puzzles, yo yos, and silly gags from past years.
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