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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1919

Page

7

A Great Oration for Veterans

Judge Orel Busby addressed Confederate Veterans at the cemetery services last Sunday, praising their sacrifices and linking Civil War bravery to a united America under one flag. He urged remembrance of their deeds, the nation’s victory in World War I, and the enduring meaning of duty and patriotism.

Orel Busby South United States France Texas Dixie America Cuba Robert E. Lee Albert Sidney Johnston Stonewall Jackson Don Confederacy Hheer

Sledge Blount Nuptials Celebrate Society Ties

Captain J Byron Sledge and Mollie Dorr Blount wed at Christ Church with immediate family. Attendants included Mrs R B Ridgway Mrs R R Paunack and Mrs A C Blount Jr. They plan a wedding trip and reside in Ada Oklahoma.

J. Byron Sledge Mollie Dorr Blount Pensacola Fla Chicago Captain Sledge Paul Alderson Pensacola Journal Sledge-Blount A.C. Blount John B. Sledge Ada Oklahoma Christ (Episcopal) Church John H. Brown Miss Blount R. B. Ridgway West Point R. R. Paunack Cape May A. C. Blount Jr J. W. Dorr South New York Washington Sledge United States Army

Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad

A 19th century advertorial promoting Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio. It claims catarrh is constitutional and offers one hundred dollars reward for any cured case that fails to respond, plus endorsements and circulars. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Cheney &C

Busts of Kaiser and Crown Prince removed in Germany

German newspapers in unoccupied areas report that schoolmasters tore down busts of the Emperor and Crown Prince during the revolution. The busts were later restored but the Ministry of Education newly ordered them removed again. There was also a proposal to rename streets honoring royalty, met with humor by the press.

Kaiser Princere Associated Press Coblenz Ministry of Education Germany

Dizziness and Torpid Liver Remedy Ad

An old advertisement promotes Herb ine as a strong liver stimulant. It claims dizziness vertigo and bilious symptoms vanish after a dose or two. The ad notes a price of 60 cents and lists Bart Smith as the seller.

Bart Smith

Arabian hides enter world markets via Egypt and Sudan

Arabian skins reach world markets through Egypt and the Sudan, originating mainly in Jedda and nearby Mecca areas. They include cattle, sheep, goat, and camel hides, are usually dry salted, and are limited in quantity though of excellent quality. Japan plans a wireless telephone exchange linking ships at sea to land lines.

Egypt Sudan Jedda Mecca Japan

Roff Happenings Report Painted Fronts War Tank Visit

From Roff Eagle Col John G James paints fronts of his business houses. Ed Smith family and Minnie Knighten attend Ada war tank exhibit. Sibyl Roff returns from Tishomingo term. D S Hardin Haney Mack W W Hardin cousins die in McAlester. Site for high school chosen. construction begins about May 25.

Roff Eagle John G. James Ed Smith Minnie Knighten Roff Ada Sibyl Roff Tishomingo D. S. Hardin Haney Mack W. W Fell Hardin McAlester Oklahoma Cassidy

Stonewall Progress in War Loan Drive and Local News

A. A. Hathcock shipped two cars and Uncle Taylor Polk one car of fat parkers to Oklahoma City this week. D. G. Johnson reported Stonewall over the top with their Victory Loan quota on the first day, the fifth star for Stonewall in these loans. H. H. Moss and J. H. Bookout rebuild after recent tornado losses, thankful no lives lost. The Bramhall death near Owl Creek school occurs April 28, the state pathologist and officials still unsolved on whether poison or illness caused the tragedy. Town officials plan water works extension in the Walker addition and raise the water tower about thirty-five feet with a Dallas contractor.

Stonewall News A. A. Hathcock Uncle Taylor Polk Oklahoma City D. G. Johnson Victory Loan Stonewall H. H. Moss J. H. Bookout Bramhall Owl Creek J. G. Bramhall State Department J. R Elkins W. R. Williams Nebhutt Dallas Texas Walker Addition

Americans Drift Home From Front

Winchester England April 1 Americans marching homeward from fronts abroad gather at Morn Hill camp for demobilization and repatriation. The process moves slowly with reentry papers and identity checks amid risks of name swaps in the British army. A special Red Cross canteen serves the homeward bound, including sailors taking wives back.

Winchester Eng Associated Press France Germany Palestine Egypt South Africa India East Russia England Canada America Tommy Southampton Therouse Michigan Faterson N. J Jersey Morn Hull American Red Cross

A Circus Styled Wedding Tale Remains Lighthearted

A circus writer describes a wedding as a grand spectacle with dramatic flourishes. The story mocks the pomp with lush imagery, detailing Miss Mary Gladys Hicks and Albert Smithers at Hicks home and a lavish reception, before a three week bridal tour exits amid playful chaos.

Circus William Henry Hicks Mary Gladys , Hicks Albert Smithers Morton S. Duds Saint Croesus W. Percy Smithers

Borozone Antiseptic Ad Prompts Preparedness

Surgeons emphasize prompt first treatment for cuts burns and bruises with an efficient antiseptic. Borozone is pitched as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent for man or beast. Available in 25c 60c 1.00 and 1.50 prices from Bart Smith.

Bart Smith Ady

McGees Baby Elixir touted for stomach and bowel disorders

The advertisement promotes McGees Baby Elixir as a grand corrective for indigestion sourness vomiting and often accompanying colic pains and diarrhoea in babies. It claims the product is pure wholesome pleasant to take and priced at 25 cents per bottle available from Bart Smith.

Bart Smith

Immense German Gold and Notes Shipped to Brussels

The Brussels train carrying 220 million marks in gold and 100 million marks in thousand marks notes traveled to Belgium. Most notes will be exchanged for smaller denominations to address Reichsbank needs. The gold train was guarded by 100 soldiers with machine guns on each wagon to the frontier. An Egyptology find at Ortu Commi due reveals an ancient copper mining site with furnaces for smelting and casting.

Associated Press Brussels Germany Reichsbank Mediterranean Ortu

Life as a patchwork quilt of self-reliance and resolve

The verse frames life as a quiltable task with small pieces forming a larger pattern. It urges self-reliance and purposeful effort, noting patience and courage as keys. Each action becomes part of the whole life, and weary labor should be met with a cheerful song.

American rails win Birmingham contract amid protests

Birmingham announced bids for steel rails as it planned to replace its streetcar line. An American supplier won over two British firms, drawing protests and a council reminder of a foreign purchases rule. The American bid promised delivery by May end at a lower price and sparked claims of superior life versus British rails.

London Associated Press Yankee Birmingham United States Newcastle City Corporation Lee Alderman Bewlay

European method reforms arc lamp carbons coating

A new European technique covers arc lamp carbons with a thin metal layer and thickens it by electroplating. The process aims to improve durability and efficiency of lamp components.

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