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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1918

Page

8

Red Cross Aid Spreads Through Italian Front Regions

American Red Cross relief workers in Italy bolster civilian morale near the Piave and Montello fronts, visiting Treviso Padua and Venetia provinces. They aid refugees and soldiers, distributing funds while stressing solidarity with Italy and the United States. Captain Thwaits leads civilian relief and stresses that donations strengthen resistance, not just provide aid.

Italian Army Associated Press Italy Red Cross America Treviso Venetia Padua Thwaits Este Piave Asolo Montello Mount Grap Pa Brenta Captain Thwaits United States

Letter From A American Mother Inspires War Sacrifice

A public wartime letter from Mrs. Katharine O'Brien of New York to daughter Grace McCutcheon in Cleveland expresses unwavering sacrifice for the war. She details five sons serving or lost, daughters aiding Red Cross, and urges bonds purchases and continued support as families endure losses and enlistments.

Associated Press Cleveland, O Katherine O’brien New York City Grace McCutcheon Cleveland O’brien France Red Cross Larry Paul Wm. Taylor Son & Co Florence Roosevelt Hospital New York Thomas W. S&s Berlin

June 28th Big Day for America in War Effort

The statement proclaims June 28th as the largest day for the nation since entering the war, signaling a major milestone in the American war effort with anticipated developments and collective resolve.

America

Rexall Chill Breaker Ad Promises Quick Relief

An advertising notice from Gwin Mays Drug Co advertises Rexall Chill Breaker claiming to break chills and fever for malaria disorders with a money-back guarantee. The Rexall Store in Ada is listed with San Simis AI as part of the promotion.

Rexall Gwin Mays Drug CO aAda SAN Sims AI

Crossing Ocean With Airplane Feasible, Says Inventor

London reports inventor F Handley Page claims England to America flights are feasible at 100 mph though weather poses hazards. He outlines Ireland to New York via Newfoundland or the Azores, notes private cars and yachts unlikely for wealthy postwar travel, and cautions against overoptimistic aviation forecasts while predicting future bigger, faster planes.

London Associated Press England America F. Handley Page Daily Express Canada Ireland New York Newfoundland Azores China Peru Manchester

Prussia and German Rule Exposed in War Committee Essay

Clarence L. Speed argues for an Allied view of German conduct from Frederick the Great to the present, alleging a continuous policy of conquest and terror. He cites Frederick, Bismarck, Kaiser Wilhelm and a 1917 note by Baron Luxburg, detailing atrocities, sinking neutral ships, and planned domination. News office ad notes 6 cents per bundle.

Germany Prussia Frederick the Great Frederick Briquet Radziwill Belgium Bismarck Chamber of Deputies Denmark Austria France Kaiser China Attilla Baron Luxbury Argentina Oran Guazo Bordeaux United States von Bethmann-Hollweg F. C. Walcott America

French Press Praises American Troops In Battle Near the Oise

An official dispatch from France reports the Paris press praising American troops for stabilizing a critical sector between the Oise and Marne. The Matin notes Americans have shown zeal and steadiness, with a Tremendous impact on the line, rivaling French and British mentors.

Washington France Oise Marne Veuilly Joulgonne Chamberlain

Adairon Foundry Expands Capacity Amid Growth

The Adairon foundry expands operations as founder Gilbert enlarges the plant. A 4 000 pound per hour cuppla is replaced by a 12 000 pound unit, lifting total capacity to 16 000 pounds per hour. An 7 000 pound cog wheel order from a cement plant signals rapid industrial growth benefiting the city. The second piece promotes Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for home use when doctors are away.

Adairon Foundry Kamper Gilbert Chamberlain

Local slate announced for Democratic primary offices

The News lists Democratic primary candidates for district and county offices including District Judge Arden L Bullock and County Attorney Wayne Wadlington. Re-elective bids appear for Sheriff Bob Puncal, Tax Assessor Nick Heard, Weigher O J Lee, County Judge Orel Busby, Superintendent A Floyd, and Commissioners Brumley Laughlin Selfridge.

Arden L. Bullock Wayne Wadlington Bob Puncal Nick Heard Milton Garner O. W. Taylor A. Floyd W. H. Brumley R. L. Moss J. I. Laughlin W. B. Selfridge Henry F. Bib W. H. Brents Eie-Cleathenl

Owen Strong for War Stamps Sales

United States Senator Robert L. Owen urges Oklahomans to pledge War Savings Stamps on June 28 National War Savings Day. The telegram praises Oklahoma for Liberty Loans and Red Cross support and calls for wide participation by every man woman and child. Local director George W. Barnes received the message. The page also includes a brief health note advising slow eating and Chamberlain's Tablets for belching.

Owen Strong Muskogee Okla United States Robert L. Owen Oklahoma National War Savings

Cautionary Tale of a Risky Ground Floor Bet

An investor recalls a sharp stock decline after a late purchase and a mentor’s offer to participate on favorable terms. The speaker describes entering a risky venture from a high perch, only to see the equity plunge from the outset. The exchange frames a hard fall in financial judgment.

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