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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1925
Page
3
A survey of Oklahoma publicity and the evolving role of women contrasts with historic entries to Jerusalem by rulers and by Jesus. The piece links public perception, roads funding, insurance proposals, and political commentary with reflections on leadership, change, and national identity. It cites W H Ebey on road-building and notes Beveridge on presidential selection.
The article recalls Africa history with the Abyssinians defeating Italy and notes European powers may face renewed conflict as Moors push Spaniards from Morocco. It warns that French colonial holdings nearby could invite clashes with desert warriors and that land grabbing may be costly. Chickens come home to roost.
The piece questions whether expanding curricula lengthens knowledge without sacrificing depth. It argues thoroughness in a few branches is better than superficial coverage of many fields, urging educators to seriously consider how far expanding funds of knowledge should go.
Opinion pieces argue the child labor amendment overreaches by granting Congress power to ban or regulate work up to 18. Critics say the measure risks unpredictable actions under pressure from organized movements. Some suggest setting the age at 14 would have eased passage.
Friday night meeting of Boy Scout Troop 7 features reorganization with Eagle Scout Lewis Thomas named senior patrol leader Otis Clark and Carl Marsh as patrol leaders James Haralson elected scribe and Mrs Clyde Alletag praised for hosting refreshments A letter from Orville McCoy of Troop 9 dated December 31 1924 is excerpted urging obedience to scout laws and planning a February Father and Scout banquet and a treasure island hunt
Scouts Lee Couch Sonny Bullock DeLaphet Gibson and Billie Bonner organized a community revival and good turn by distributing cards and advertising the men’s meeting at Convention Hall. Local scouts attended revival services and expressed optimism for a great year ahead.
Pottawatomie county federation plans a Saturday meeting at 1 30 in the County Agent office to decide on inviting the Oklahoma State Poultry Show to Shawnee. No officers will be elected at this gathering. Members are urged to attend to help set a program for better poultry this year.
Paris court of appeals lists well over 14 000 cases awaiting trial and provincial higher courts face similar backlogs. Minister of justice Rene Renault told the chamber of deputies that litigants often wait two years for hearings and in some cases four years.
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