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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1918

Page

6

Red Cross Family Remedies Overview

An article asserts Red Cross remedies are developed by a team of chemists and doctors, highlighting expert input and transparent labeling. It emphasizes the absence of patent medicines and notes the formula printed on each carton for consumer clarity, claiming extensive product lines offered under Red Cross branding.

Red Cross

Blind Soldiers Learn Electrical Work Across Allies

London reports that blinded soldiers from France and Britain are being trained in electrical construction based on Dr. Schuyler Wheeler’s system. Training covers insulating coils, minor assembly, with large facilities in Neuilly sur Marne and Versailles and strong UK support to provide employment for the blind.

London France Great Britain Schuyler S. Wheeler New York Wheeler Ampere N. J Dr. Wheeler Arthur Pearson England Neuilly-sur-Marne Rene Vallery-Radot Council The Pasteur Institute Society of the Friends of Blind Soldiers Great Pasteur Versailles British Electrical and Allied Manufacturers’ Association Hugo Hirst General Electric Company, Ltd Sir Arthur Pearson St. Dunstan’s Arthur United States Evry United Kingdom

Hunger reports and HUN program noted in wartime brief

Washington June 26 Special reports on hunger riots in Austria are not delaying the wartime effort. Department of Labor orders allow Mexican laborers on farms with County Council of Defense inquiries. Over 900,000 American soldiers are overseas as provost marshal rules push idle workers into essential jobs or into service. The Oklahoma land act aids farmers to obtain clear titles and loans. The House approves deportation for aliens advocating anarchy and many cases are awaiting decisions. Age limit may rise to forty five before adjournment.

Washington, D. C Austria United States Department of Labor County Council of Defense Oklahoma

La Guardia Warns Spain Over German Ties

Captain F H La Guardia of New York, a U S Representative, told Barcelona that Spain harms its own interests by favoring Germany while German submarines sink Spanish ships carrying vital raw materials. He urged a pro Entente shift and noted German propaganda influencing Spanish opinion.

Barcelona Spain F. H. la Guardia New York City American Congress Germany Barcelona la Publicidad la Guardia Cuba Philippines United States Catalonia

Shin Salve Claims Milk Leg Relief

Mrs. R. P. Chrisman of Paducah Texas reports an ulcer from milk leg healed by shin salve. The ad touts cures for sores ulcers burns and eczema and asks Judge James E. Webb of Ada Oklahoma for opinion. 25c a box and guaranteed by Gwin & Mays Drug Co Ada Oklahoma.

R. P. Chrisman Paducah Texas James E. Webb Ada Oklahoma Gwin & Mays Drug CO

Mexicans Raising More Wheat in Northern Mexico

An American mining man reports Northern Mexico shifts from cotton to wheat due to pink boll weevil damage. In Laguna basin near Torreon wheat is planted and yields are heavier. Santa Rewee baa de seer e and Ojinaga district along Rio Grande and Concho report bountiful harvests. Jimenez notes the town lacks saloons jail lawyers doctors redlight district church movie or pawnshop.

Associated Press Juarez Mexico Chihuahua State Laguna Basin Torreon Santa Re Seere Rio Grande Concho Ojinaga Jimenez

Young men join army list of transfers and farewells

A large crowd gathered at Frisco station as 183 named youths depart for army service. The list includes Wm Webb Ada Dorsie Pollock Roff Isaac Rains Francis Walter Roberts Fitzhugh and many others from Ada, Frisco, Stonewall, Rebee, and surrounding towns. Several transfers from other locales are noted, along with additional names from other places. The article lists the contingent and names transferred in.

Frisco N. Castleberry Gilbert Reed Jesse T. Webb Willie W. Crane Rebee Jsaac Ada Jas. E. Chance Sidney Gee Prescott Ark Gilbert F. Polly Samuel L. Hampton Geo. N. White Fitzhugh Paul H. Payne Clyde Bray Stratford Wm. E. Gay Jim M. Welchel Roff Arthur J. Flowers Fitz Stonewall John D. Freeman Hickory John L. Easley Franks Geo. Perryman Gerry Isaac F. Hubbard Samuel G. Foster Frank Reed Joel H. Hendrix Doctor F. Faust Geo. Davidson Maxwell Joseph G. Breco Robert E. Roach Jas. H. Ledbetter Jno. Hamon Arthur A. Ray Francis Leonard L. Hinkle Charley Ray Robert B. Tippins Lulu Mike Mullaney Neosho Jesse J. Bennett Wm. Wiggins John Alderson Dave A. Flick Ben Haney Chism Homer T. Thompson Jesse Edgar C. Banks Jas. A. Glover Horse Shoe Ranch Charley Adams Thos. A. Morrison Jas. D. Spence Arthur G. Estes Daniel I. Brandon Wm. P. Roach Geo. L. Pigg Durant Wesley Luther Stafford Jack R. Adams Frank Fannin Marvin P. Campbell Clarence McAdoo Robert C. Deerman

Talkative Minister Tenders Resignation

Paris reports Dr. Von Kuehmann offered his resignation as German foreign secretary on Wednesday. Amsterdam dispatches say the campaign to remove him gains strength as anger rises in the Reichstag and press over the hopelessness of a central powers victory.

Associated Press Paris von Kuehlmann Zurich Journal Amsterdam Reichstag

Senate panel backs national prohibition timing

Washington June 27 The senate agriculture committee approved an amendment for national prohibition to end whisky and wine manufacture and sale by June 30 1919 and beer ninety days after the presidents approval of the act.

Associated Press Washington Senate Agriculture Committee

Rexall Chill Breaker Promises Relief and Refund

Ada drugstore advertises Rexall Chill Breaker for fever and mala rial disorders. Guarantee or money refunded if not benefitted. Gwin Mays Drug Co. The Rexall Store Ada.

Rexall Gwin ,Mays Drug CO Ada

Chancellor urges mass shift to war bonds and savings

Andrew Bonar Law advises every allied nation to slash personal and business outlays and invest surplus earnings in National War Bonds or War Savings Certificates. He calls on banks to reduce deposit rates and channel funds into bonds, aiming for 25 million pounds weekly investment and a large reinvestment of 50 million in dividends.

Andrew Bonar Law Chancvellor TI Am Bonar Law TI Ams

Red Cross Kidney Treatment Promises Relief

An advertisement touts Red Cross Stone Root and Buchy Compound as unexcelled for kidney diseases and back pain. It claims many cures and guarantees, presenting the remedy as a trusted cure with numerous Red-Remancies listed.

RED Cross

Russell wounded by gunman near Truax switch

Bert Russell was shot and slightly wounded by G. T. Wall Wednesday night between Ada and Stonewall near Truax switch. A small pistol caused a cheek to ear wound. Wall was released on bond for 00.

Bert Russell G. T. Wall Truax Switch Ada Stonewall Sabe

Sinn Feiners Push Republic Talk in East Cavan Campaign

An East Cavan election pamphlet urging an Irish republic is widely posted with Sinn Fein flags. Privately printed by Arthur Griffith, the handbill argues Ireland can match small European nations in size and population and cites annual costs to claim independence is feasible.

Dublin Associated Press Sinn East Cavan Ireland Sinn Fein Arthur Griffith England Europe Belgium Holland Denmark Switzerland Serbia Portugal Greece Bulgaria Norway

Shooting Near Wilson School House Wounds Man

W T Price was wounded in the calf Friday afternoon near Wilson school house in the western part of the county. Frank Arnett surrendered at vaness and was released on $1000 bond. Arnett reportedly fired five shots at B L Hale, who was not hit.

Wilson School House W. T. Price Frank Arnett Wen Vaness Arnett B. L. Hale Hale

Newly Registered Men Urged to Return Old Form Questionnaires

W A Riley secretary of the county exemption board notes an oversight that some old form questionnaires were mailed to newly registered men. He requests immediate return to enable use of the new forms now being mailed out.

W. ‘A. Riley

Public holiday declared for Pont County Oklahoma June 28 1918

Official announces Friday June 28 1918 a holiday and closes county offices from 1:00 to 5:00 PM. Officials urged active support for the War Saving Lamp Campaign during those hours. Signed R GILMORE chairman and MILTON GARNER county clerk. Protest to Mexico over oil land taxation and local church service for enlisted members noted.

State of O Pont State of Oklahoma R. L. Williams R. Gilmore Board of County Commissioners Milton Garner Mexico Washington State Department Carranza

Saxony Refuses Kaiser Order Over Food Rations

New York June 28 Saxony declines to cut daily bread rations amid crop failures and refuses to obey the Imperial Law on a new uniform ration. Dresden dispatch to the Berlin Tageblatt notes Saxon authorities protest short crops. Germany’s potato shipment to Bohemia draws socialist critique in Prussian Diet.

Associated Press New York Saxony German Empire Dresden Berlin Bohemia

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HUN Wampland Rawson N. D Fio Tata ARMY Senate Committee For Prohibition Amazon Sterling Motor Supply Co., Inc South Broadway Troy Holy Name Society of St CG. L. Orr, M. D N. Miss. Ave First Nat’l. Bank L. M. Overton Fitshugh, Oklahoma C. A. Thomas Phone &T Ventiste Norris-Haney Bldg W. D. Faust M. L. Lewis DRS Faust & Lewis Physicians and Surgeons Faust Hospital F. R. Laird First National Bank Ada, Okla B. F. Bates M. J. Beets Kaiser General U. S. Post Office A.L. Scott Lumber Company
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