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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
5
The district court holds its regular weekly meeting tonight in the court room. Attendance has been small in recent weeks, but a larger crowd is expected as the subject centers on a lecture about self choosing and related matters.
A 1910s styled editorial laments rising female student presence at the University of Pennsylvania threatening athletic prestige and male culture while debating broader impacts of coeducation. It also forecasts three new western states Lincoln Columbus Jefferson and their political roots amid a blue law era.
Major copper producers suspended operations citing overwhelming unsold stock as the industry reels. Managers kept workers on payroll as long as possible, but the crisis now hinges on Europe’s unsettled chaos and the duration of mine shutdowns remains unknown.
E K Hall of AT and T compares feeding a horse to supporting public utilities and notes rising costs and brewing oil industry growth. The piece critiques temperance reforms as educational and non compulsory, cites Methodist church boards, reform groups, and urges reasonable, non punitive approaches to personal enjoyment and public morals.
The text describes a San Francisco driven push for social justice by an army of the unemployed with support from Seattle and Portland leaders. A prominent publisher recalls harsh work conditions and argues the U.S. Constitution already ensures social justice, criticizing labor leaders and radical figures while noting men find work when available despite high expectations.
An old advertisement touts Prickly Ash Bitters as a blood purifier and system regulator for men. It claims nourishing blood builds flesh muscles and vitality while poor blood harms health, priced at 1.25 per bottle through Gwin Mays Drug Co special agents.
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