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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1908

Page

7

Lost Oklahoma figure Frank Frantz rumored missing in Washington

The article details Frank Frantz a former Rough Rider and Oklahoma governor who disappeared in Washington. Relatives in Oklahoma search for him as officials and White House contacts offer no information. His wife and children remain in Enid while Frantz, once a Roosevelt appointee, faced personal struggles.

Chicago Frantz Washington Washington Hotel Oklahoma Boston White House Enid Rough Riders Roosevelt Cuba Frank Frantz

Eye lecture and catarrh remedy highlighted in county talk

The piece reports a teacher audience in Lee County hearing a physician lecture on eye anatomy and refraction including the Snel lenc test and astigmatic chart. It also promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co claiming constitutional treatment and a $100 reward for failure.

Lee Country Hall F. J. Chaney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Cheney & CO

Spring Fever and Dr Shoop's Restorative Remedy

The piece describes spring fever as a mood slump from winter habits, caused by tired nerves. It promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative as a quick tonic that boosts energy, appetite, digestion, and organ function, urging readers to test it for noticeable improvement in 48 hours.

Statewide July 4 tribute to forty sixth star

Gov. Haskell of Oklahoma issues a proclamation calling on residents to gather at 11 a.m. July 4 in convenient locations to sing The Star Spangled Banner and other patriotic songs as a tribute to the forty sixth star. At noon in Philadelphia the Betsy Ross flag will be unfurled from Independence Hall, with a committee transporting the flag.

Guthrie, Ox Haskell Oklahoma Philadelphia Betsy Rosses Independence Hall

Contest Grows as Field Narrows Before Thursday Morning

Contestants stood with leaders and trailing challengers Thursday morning as the race progressed toward an expected decision. Voters and organizers prepared for late-breaking updates and potential shifts in the standings.

Teddy a Joker Plays With His Boys in the White House

A lighthearted description portrays the Great President enjoying playful moments with his children, setting aside official duties to romp with them and a family friend. The scene emphasizes informal domestic warmth around the presidency.

Roosevelt Prank Ends With Plumber Surprise

President Roosevelt’s playful trick backfires when a dripping washcloth greets a startled plumber instead of his intended targets. He apologizes and joins the dining room, laughing at the misadventure as farmers discuss corn and peas planting. Bucklen’s Amrica Salve is praised for foot sore relief.

Roosevelt Mr. Roosevelt

Extreme Wet Weather Dampens Local Activities

The exceptionally rainy two months have stifled events and slowed outdoor plans across the city. Officials urge caution as frequent downpours disrupt travel and operations.

Habits and the Piles Cure Ad Claims Trial Box Offer

A dated advertising pitch argues forming the habit of answering ads as a dividend habit. It promotes Dr Shoop s Magic Ointment for piles and offers a mailed trial box to prove its efficacy with a Racine Wisconsin address and Ramsen s Drug Store selling the ointment for 50 cents.

Dr. Shoop

Mrs French sells millinery to Ruth Lassell of Iowa

Mrs. French sells her millinery establishment to Miss Ruth Lassell of Iowa who will take charge July first. Mrs. French returns to her former home in St. Louis Missouri. Miss Lassell comes highly recommended and is anticipated to succeed.

J.G. French Ruth Lassell Iowa French St. Louis

Dr Shoop Pink Pain Tablets Promote Quick Pain Relief

An ad claims Dr Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets ease pain by lowering blood pressure and easing congestion within 20 minutes. It promises relief for headaches neuralgia and painful periods for women. Sold by Ramsey's Drug Store.

Dr Shoop

Dispensary Goods Stolen in McAlester Raid

Report from McAlester says the local dispensary was robbed last night with most goods taken. Authorities will pursue the culprits. local residents note the suspects appeared intoxicated and the town hopes for a quick capture.

McAlester

Capt Cates Returns From Confederate Reunion Trip

J C Cates returned from Birmingham Alabama where he attended the reunion of old Confederates. He saw the fiddle used by ex Governor Bob Taylor of Tennessee and visited Chattanooga and Little Rock on his return. Ballard's Herbine is advertised as a cure for stomach and liver complaints at 50 cents per bottle through G M Ramsey.

J. C. Cates Birmingham Ala Cates Bob Taylor Tennessee Chattanooga Little Rock Ballard G. M. Ramsey

Turner Not Out for Senate Battle in Oklahoma City

Hon M L Turner of Oklahoma City declares he will not run for U S senator and will back Senator Gore. The statement praises the incumbent and signals political support during the race developments.

M.L. Turner Oklahoma City U. S Gore

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