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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
2
In this chapter, Arenta clashes with her father and aunt over Rem’s help and truth telling. Arenta vows to pressure Rem away from Jacobus while debating forgiveness, mercy, and temptation as family tensions rise at the Moran household.
In the Moran household Arenta suppresses jealousy to aid Cornelia and Rem Van Ariens. Cornelia forgives Arenta, and the group thrives as Christmas nears with Rem’s imminent arrival. Hyde finally reunites with Cornelia in a moment of tender joy and shared future plans.
Three men in a Pullman compartment argue over The Pit and a critic's view of Jadwin. The dairy sharp exchange turns when one man admits carrying large wheat margins, naming himself as Joseph Leiter in a New York Times anecdote.
A Portuguese man who claimed to be ambassador of Persia arrived at Marseilles and entered Paris on January 24 1715 with pomp. He forged a treaty with Louis XIV then sailed from Sweden and Denmark and vanished. The government funded his suite at 1000 livres a day.
A Philadelphia man cites a friend who uses a Chinese servant named Charlie to handle all housework. Charlie cooks cleans irons waits on table and even tends to the baby, leading the friend to swear he will never hire a servant girl again.
Yoakum known as Frisco in railroad circles says he needs a long rest after ten years of hard work. The next day he jokes that he already took the rest yesterday while busy at Broad Street office.
An oculist warns a patient about self treatment for conjunctivitis. He advises against tea leaves and suggests hot water with a cloth, noting salt serves only as an antiseptic and is unnecessary for most eye lotions.
Onlookers at the Sherman statue unveiling included Lieut Col J Wray Cleveland’s son and friends. As Gen Roe and staff passed, the boys argued over their fathers’ ranks with the youngster declaring his father is a lieutenant colonel, the crowd noting the witty retort.
President Loudon of Toronto University visited Wall Street last week. He toured with a former friend who derided college training. A veteran observer replied that real power lies with noncollege men, or they would be working elsewhere.
In Boston a plan to run a special late car for intoxicated men is proposed. The idea faces skepticism as drinkers may be puzzled by the label on the dipsomania special when it arrives.
Public baths in New York number one currently with three more under construction. In contrast London with 4,536,063 residents hosts thirty-eight baths, highlighting regional disparities in public facilities.
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