Lloyd George urges Poland disarmament if Germany complies
Premier Lloyd George told a Maidstone audience that if Germany disarms according to Versailles the allies may insist on Poland’s disarmament. He voiced hope Germany would accept the terms and praised Irish leaders meeting to discuss future questions.
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Maidstone
Eng
Lloyd George
Germany
Poland
National Unionist Association
Great Britain
Wise Council
Ireland
Preacher Family Life and Guardian Sale Notice
Mrs. John L. Brandt of Muskogee Oklahoma leads a preacher family with multiple ministers including her husband and children. A separate legal notice in Coal County Oklahoma announces the sale of minor George Lafayette Harkins real estate in Pontotoc County with bids due after May 21 1921 and 2800 dollars cash at confirmation plus two equal yearly payments.
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George LaFayette Harkins
County of Coal
State of
Oklahoma
George LeFayette Harkins
Coalgate
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Township
Range & East
Lehigh
Coal County
Mollie Harkins
East Central Sees Strong Enrollment and Summer Plans
East Central State Normal School reports 568 students in the Normal Department, 120 in the Training school, and 98 in correspondence work, totaling 786. It will grant 75 life state certificates plus over 100 two year and 69 one year certificates, with many teachers trained at Ada Normal School. The nine week summer term begins May 23 and aims for at least 1,000 attendees with 40 instructors and a National Conference on Rural Education led by Dr. J L McBrie.
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East Central State Normal School
Norma
Normal School
Ada Normal School
J. L. McBrie
Federal Bureau of Education
Baby exposed to rabies after cat attack near Clarita
Mr and Mrs C F Milligan of Clarita rushed to Ada with their 17 month old after a neighbor’s large tomcat scratched and bit him Friday evening. The cat’s head was sent to the Norman state lab for analysis as doctors fear rabies. If results confirm exposure, the child may be taken to Austin for treatment.
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C. F. Milligan
Clarita
Ada
State Laboratory
Norman
Orla
Milligan
Baby
Austin Texas
Marriage Licenses Listed For Ada Troy Stonewall Pontotoc
A series of marriage license notices shows Ashley Cogle and Leona Watkins both of Troy. Noah Ganett of Center and Etta Waldby of Ada. Lee Roy Pyle of Ada and Sibyl Aycock of Pontotoc. J. M. Miller of Stonewall and M. R. Story of Stonewall. E C Roberts and Flossie Whitehead of Ada. Scott McCarter and Audrey Gray of Stonewall. Leo Breco and Amy McDaniel, both of Ada. The piece also mentions Pawhuska Capital and a temporary emigration bill led by Big Bill Haywood.
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Ashley Cogle
Troy
Leona Watkins
Noah Ganett
Center
Etta Waldby
Ada
Lee Roy Pyle
Sibyl Aycock
Pontotoc
J.&. Miller
Stonewall
M. R. Story
E. C Roberts
Flossie Whitehead
Whooping Cough Treated With Chamberlains Cough Remedy
The article stresses whooping cough dangers for young children and praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for shortening the illness without opiates. It notes it is safe, pleasant to take, and has proven effective in many epidemics.
Didn t Escape This Time
Mathis, once of Stonewall and now in Chickasha, was arraigned before Justice W H Fisher on a charge of disposing of mortgaged property. His preliminary trial was set for next Monday. He reportedly escaped two years ago by jumping from a train while being taken to Ada for trial.
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A. S. Mathis
Stonewall
Chickasha
W. H. Fisher
Mathis
Gus Nebhut
Ada
Clothes Do Make the Man in Business Judgment
A column argues that appearance shapes success and mood. Citing Morgan, Shakespeare, and Ovid, it claims well dressed individuals project prosperity, gain confidence, and influence others. It encourages dressing well to boost energy and sales effectiveness.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Ovid
Carlyle
Republic for Ireland talks reach impasse in Ireland
In Dublin on May 6 the Associated Press reports Sir James Craig and Eamon de Valera reached an impasse over a republic for all of Ireland. De Valera reportedly urged a nationwide republic while Craig refused to negotiate on that basis, ending the discussion.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Sir James Craig
Eamonn D’vaalera
Ireland
D’valera
Sir James
James
Aluminum Dish Pans Limited Offer Weekend Sale
Aluminum dish pans guaranteed for 20 years advertised by Rollow Hardware. Sale at 3 o'clock Saturday the 14th, price $1.59. Includes a 5-12-2tw reference line.
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Rollow HardWare
Nels Darling Speaks to the Public on Zensal
Nels Darling promotes his father's eczema remedies Dry Zensal for dry skin and Moist Zensal for wet eruptions. The products claim to treat hives prickly heat insect bites and pimples with a 75 cent jar. The Zensel Co. of Oklahoma City Oklahoma is listed with Nels Darling as president.
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the Zensel Co
Oklahoma City, Okla
Nels Darling, Pres
Sweet potato declared Oklahoma's key truck crop
May 3 Oklahoma A M College assistant horticulturist C W Rapp reports in a treatise that the sweet potato crop is one of the state's most important truck crops. He notes potential uses for humans livestock by products and the need for better soils storage houses and disease control to expand production. He names Bradley Yams Porto Rico Triumph and Nancy Hall as varieties yielding well.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma
C. W. Rapp
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Napp
Rapp
Porto Rico
Triumph
Nancy Hall
Atlantic Gulf to test citrus shipment on Cramp liner
The steamer Charles H Cramp is outfitted by Atlantic Gulf and Pacific to serve as a laboratory for refrigerated citrus and vegetable shipments from the Pacific via the Panama Canal to eastern markets. The project, with the Bureau of Markets, tests temperature humidity and ventilation with oranges lemons and apples in divided cargo compartments.
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Associated Press
Washington
Charles H. Cramp
Atlantic Gulf and Pacific Steamship Company
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
Federal Bureau of Markets
Pacific
Atlantic
Europe
California
New York
Bureau of Markets
Confederate Reunion Planned in Tulsa in June
Tulsa planners announced a state Confederate reunion set for June 7 to 9. Notable figures Joephus Daniels former secretary of the navy and Mrs. Bryant Wells Collier of Atlanta will attend. Hosts include Clement A. Adams and Jefferson Davis chapters with Confederate Veterans and United Daughters of the Confederacy.
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Tulsa
Okla
Joephus Daniels
Navy
Bryant Wells Collier
Atlanta
Confederate Memorial Association
America
Confederate Veterans Sons of Confederate Veterans
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Veterans and Sons of Veterans
Clement A. Adams
Jefferson Davis
London pudding cooked by lime soaked sack in Thames
A London man lowered a plum pudding in a tin box within a lime sack ten feet beneath the Thames surface. After two hours the pudding emerged thoroughly cooked as lime heat generated by slaked lime reacted with water.
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London
Thames
Men Injured When Car Strikes Sandy Bridge Yesterday
Three men, returning from Carter Nance LaSelle well in section 32 5 5 near Bebee, were injured after their car struck Sandy bridge. Albert Victors, of Greater Alamo Shows, fell into the creek and sustained a broken left leg with other injuries. Grenwood, a tool dresser for the oil company, also injured. Another passenger escaped serious harm.
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Teh Carter-Nance-LaSelle
Bebee
Albert Vicctors
Victors
Alamo
Grenwood
Oil Company
Ada School Girl Ranks High in Piano Contest at Norman
Miss Violet Moore of Ada high school placed among the top four in the state piano meet at Norman. In preliminaries she tied for best score, but only three could advance to finals. A drawing decided the finalists, giving Moore a losing number. She received honorable mention in the judge's report.
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Ada
Norman
Violet Moore
Ada High School
Miss Moore
Altho
Summers Chapel News Highlights Local Visits and Birth
Mr and Mrs Pharr and their son with family visited relatives in Vaness Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Godberry welcomed a baby boy born last Saturday. Rev Chambers of Vaness will preach here next Saturday night and Sunday. Vestal Brendley of Vaness visited Aunt Mary Ann Pharr. Rodger Woods was operated on for appendicitis at Ada hospital. he is reported doing nicely. Opal Pharr visited Knox friends and returned home Tuesday. Mrs Zora Stilwell spent Tuesday with Mrs Rosie Pharr. Mr and Mrs Tight and family visited Cecil Tight’s home Sunday. Odie Bevel of Vaness visited relatives here last Tuesday. Blue Eyed Doll.
Seen Be In These Days Of Fast Competition
A short ad style exhortation urging readers to improve health by adopting a wholesome blood supply. It emphasizes strength vigor and magnetism as keys to success and warns against unhealthy weaklings falling behind.
Lenine Says He Feels Nearly Respectable Again
Lenine remarks reported by Washington Post claim he fears he is almost respectable once more, signaling a shift in public image and self-perception.
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Lenine
Washington Post
Shawnee High School plans largest class of 128 diplomas
Shawnee prepares to award diplomas to 128 graduates on May 19 marking the largest class in the town's history. For the first time the number of boy graduates exceeds that of girls. Kaw City voters approved a $35000 bond issue Friday to extend the municipal electric and water system for four new additions.
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Shawnee
Kaw City
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John Brandt Jr
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Inl
H. E. Berg
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Phil Sheridan
Summerset
Ohio
East Central
Pawhuska
Haywood
Aes
Hunt
Ous Sich
Gwin & Mays Drug CO
Republic For
Nels Darling
Sandy Bridge
Summers Chapel News
S.S.S
Swift Laboratory
Georgia
ALL Druggist
Zena
Sue
B. J. Hatcher
Shell Bluff
DR. Thacher
Thacher Medicine CO
Chattanooga, Tenn
U.S.A
DR. Thachers
M. A. Waits Drug Store
Ada, Okla
Prin
Oklahoma State Bank
H. P. Reich
F. J. Stafford
C. H. Rives
L. A. Ellison
H. J. Hudleston
Cash
Main and Townsend, Ada, Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
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