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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1919

Page

2

The Romance of Pocahontas and Seminole Hero Milly Harjo

The article contrasts the Pocahontas legend with Milly Harjo of the Seminoles, recounting Harjo’s father Hillis Harjo known as Francis the Prophet and his 1817 conflict with the whites. It describes Milly Harjo’s intervention at Mekasuku when a white captive, McKrimmon, faced execution by stake.

E. A. Macmillan John Smith England America McKrimmon Mekasuku Hario Milly Oklahoma

Fresh fruit desserts cited in summer menu guide

A 1920s cooking piece discusses using fresh fruit as the base for summer desserts and offers recipes and tips. It praises simple fruit dishes like watermelon and cantaloupe, and provides methods for baked pears peaches and bananas, with notes on sugar, syrup, and light dietary benefits.

Oklahoma To Produce 556000 Bushels Peanuts This Year

The 1940 peanut crop across the south is forecast at 55,531,000 bushels, up 1,000,000 from last year, with Alabama leading production though down 1.7 million bushels. West of the Mississippi Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas rise, Texas drops nearly 5 million, and total acreage falls 22 percent to 1,738,400.

Oklahoma Arkansas Associated Press Washington South Department of Agriculture Alabama Mississippi River Florida Texas North Carolina South Carolina Mississippi Louisiana Tennessee Mansfield Merchants and Planters National Bank Ada

How to Restore Appetite and Digestive Rest

The guide notes that missing meals temporarily may renew appetite. It advises five hours between meals for digestion and rest, moderate outdoor exercise, and eating only as much as desired. For constipation causing appetite loss, a dose of Chamberlains Tablets is recommended. Ady.

Ady

American Loan Secured by German Bank Seeks Bond Deposits

London reports a $100 million American loan to Martin Nor degg representing Deutsche Bank of Berlin. Dispatch from Berlin states ten percent of the loan will be placed in foreign bonds to bolster the German bank's credit.

Associated Press London Martin Nordegg Deutsche Bank of Berlin Exchange Berlin

McKeown Promises Help to Secure Lt Chauncey Dates

A July 19 1919 letter from Tom D McKeown to Commander W H Fisher Adjutant Wyatt Webb and Wm Byrd Camp 1545 Ada Oklahoma pledges to present the request to the War Department to secure Lt Chauncey for August 26 27 and 28. The note expresses sincere goodwill and friendship.

W. H. Fisher Wyatt Webb Byrd Ada Okla War Department Chauncey Tom D. McKeown

Pay to Chickasaws and Choctaws Approved in Oklahoma

Washington July 28 Secretary Lane approves rules to pay Chickasaws 200 dollars each and Choctaws 140 dollars each. Cato Sells notifies Oklahoma delegation and Gabe Parker to issue the payments.

News Washington Cato Sells Oklahoma Lane Sells Gabe Parker

Moline Universal Tractor Promises One-Man Farm Work Advantage

An advertisement extols the Moline Universal Model D Tractor as a one man solution, enabling a farmer to control both tractor and implement from the implement seat. It claims higher efficiency, continuous operation with self starter and electric lights, and 9 18 HP engine with robust construction for plowing, cultivating, and harvest tasks.

Moline-Universal

American ranchman pays ransom to Mexican bandits

John West Thompson an American ranchman near Mexico City paid fifteen thousand pesos to bandits who had kidnapped his fourteen year old son. Mexican authorities said the child was at risk of murder and the payment followed advice from the Mexican government.

Washington John West Thompson Mexico City State Department

Predatory wealth is what the other fellow has

A concise aphorism notes the envy of wealth seen as predation by others. It frames wealth as a contest of accumulation and moral blame, implying unequal access and social critique in economic life.

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