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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1903
Page
7
Mrs Broderick declares relief from years of kidney pain after using Dean's Kidney Pills in 1902 and states the cure held for a year with minor recurrences. A free trial offer is available by mail from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, with the 50 cent per box price at druggists.
Veterinary surgeons back brine baths as a method to cure rheumatism in horses. The approach gains support as a treatment option in equine care and therapy.
A quirky ad copy promotes Dr Pepper across multiple Texas locales including Dallas Waco and nearby towns. The text hints at refreshing taste and mentions bottles and fountains as part of the promotion.
Advertisers claim no chrome or cheap premiums, just better quality starch with one third more content for the same price as competing starches. The message emphasizes value and improved product strength for households.
A student in a Latin class is called up to read and reaches an awkward moment as he describes a mythic scene with exaggerated phrases about Dido, a godlike apparition, and a clumsy romantic stumble, noted by the Philadelphia Ledger.
The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station's decade of trials on seventy-one oat varieties finds Welcome type oats yield most per acre and weigh most per bushel. Leading types include American Banner Improved American Colonel and Clydes Gale.
A mountain pheasant between Anam and Loas is described as the rarest bird. Its long plumage attracted mandarins for headgear, with a skin valued at $500. The living bird is priceless but cannot be kept in captivity as it dies quickly.
A testimonial from a patient who recovered from typhoid after using Grape Nuts and cream. The account claims rapid strength gain and full recovery, aided by the product’s digestibility. The notice cites Postum Co. of Battle Creek Michigan and promotes a dessert recipe booklet included with each package.
A 1900 era editorial argues rising living costs outpace wages, scapegoats trusts and monopolies, and criticizes Roosevelt and the Republican Party for failing to curb profiteering. It urges tariff revision and coordinated reform ahead of 1904 elections, highlighting worker strife and a broad public squeeze.
A column denounces alleged Republican plots to bribe Gov Cummins of Iowa with the vice presidency to halt tariff reform. It argues only Roosevelt could have made such a deal and warns Iowa voters will punish any politician or party that betrays tariff and trust reform aims.
The governor warns that attempts to reverse reform and appease old railroads and trusts will backfire politically. He notes Northwest states like Wisconsin and Minnesota face similar conditions that demand steady action to avoid disastrous political consequences.
The Washington Star reports officials claim the Justice Department acted on cabinet and presidential orders to drop proceedings in the Porto Rican smuggling cases. Critics warn such executive overreach could erode constitutional safeguards and threaten due process and the Bill of Rights.
Dr. Woodrow Wilson in Chicago argues Theodore Roosevelt is a relentless office seeker. The piece traces Roosevelt’s career from New York legislature to Civil Service Commissioner, Police Commissioner, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, Rough Riders colonel, Governor, and finally President, arguing his persistence shaped his rise.
The article criticizes recent Congress spending totaling 1.55 trillion in two sessions, arguing retrenchment is needed as taxes fall on taxpayers and tariffs burden both imports and home goods. It contends foreigners do not bear the main burden, as tariffs raise prices 40 to 100 percent at the port and protect domestic producers.
Secretary Root urged the President to oust General Miles for truth telling about the Philippines. The War department under Root blocks light on its actions and suppresses probes into the exposure of conditions described as horrible by Anuclea Ware against the American people.
A note on gaslight imagery by Solomon J and his striking gaslit pictures. The Sherman Iron Works in Sherman Texas expand facilities and offer iron work for buildings, drilling, seed cleaners, oil mills, flour mills, and carry pipes valves and fittings with general repair services, inviting inquiries for prices.
The report notes 861 persons cremated in Germany in the past year, exceeding the previous year by over 200. Mentions Dr. Purdy's morphine and liquor remedy and a free sample with booklet. Includes references to Dr. Pepper and Houston address.
An 19th century advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy priced at 75e. The copy markets a universal treatment claiming internal system balance and broad efficacy.
Sir Walter Murton now touring the United States has long served as solicitor to the London board of trade since 1875.
A fragment lists items such as cough laxative tablets price 20, syringes water bottles rubber gloves and bath cabinets. It mentions OKLAHOMA DUCK & BER CO in Omaha City with miscellaneous household goods and notes on opinions and decorum.
A Scots American writer suggests credit, though useful, may tighten too much, hindering free movement and autonomy. The remark uses a metaphor of garment tightness to critique borrowing and financial dependence.
Young woman with one leg amputated seeks to marry an honorable gentleman of good presence and position who has suffered the same misfortune. Address V. B. A. Poste Restante Station 68 Paris Intransigeant. A serious proposal.
A vintage advertisement urges homemakers to use Red Cross Ball Blue for clean fresh clothes. It claims the product keeps fabrics looking new and fragrant and recommends it for home laundry usage through grocers.
United States pig iron output last year reached 17 821 307 gross tons while 1901 produced 15 878 354 and 1900 yielded 13 789 242 tons. The Klean Kool Kitchen Kind trade mark marks stoves designed for cool cooking comfort.
A brief note notes that North Carolina and Mississippi have state schools for textile fabrics study. It also mentions Pisc's Cure as a cough remedy, attributed to J. W. O'Brien of Minneapolis dated January 6, 1900.
An advertisement touts a twenty five cent tintype that supposedly looks like thirty cents, followed by claims that FITS permanently cured and an offer for a free trial bottle of Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. It invites readers to send for treatment details from Ma. R. B. Yume, Ltd. in Philadelphia.
The British post office counted ninety two pieces per capita last year while the United States post office reported one hundred ninety seven pieces per capita. An advertisement promotes PUTNAM'S FACELESS DYES for old sofas and chair backs.
The Russian navy reports use of alcohol powered boat motors up to 300 horsepower with highly satisfactory results in operations and performance aboard ships.
Severe nervous symptoms described as restlessness irritability mood swings and potential hysteria blamed on uterine disorder. Claims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound offers relief with testimonial letters from women cured and urged for others to try the remedy.
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