Number 40 Blood Medicine Endorsed by Evansville Druggist
J. C. Mendenhall, a 40 year druggist from Evansville Indiana, says he has tested Number 40 for blood and recommends it for malaria fevers and a range of ailments. He claims he uses it himself and with his family and that it treats constipation kidney stomach and liver troubles. The ad notes Gwin and Mays Drug Co sells the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Ind
Gwin & Mays Drug Co
Nineveh’s Pathetic Ruins Sighted Beyond Mosul
The Tigris flows past Nineveh where the once grand Assyrian capital yields to sun and moonlight. A 50 foot wall remains along a 12 mile circumference, with two ancient citadel ruins nearby along the riverbank.
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Nineveh
Mosul
Tigris
If Someone Is Unkind We Should Be Kind in Return
The passage urges choosing kindness over retaliation when faced with cruelty. It warns that paying evil for evil exceeds our authority and may invite judgment, proposing instead to seek actions that yield personal reward through positive conduct.
Prickly Ash Bitters Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement claims Prickly Ash Bitters cures bloating sour risings heartburn dizziness and constipation. Priced at 1.25 per bottle and sold by Gwin and Mays Drug Co with Special Agents.
Labor Truce Proposal Dominates Industrial Conference
At the Washington industrial conference Bernard Baruch proposed a three month truce to start immediately and end strikes and lockouts. Samuel Gompers urged three month arbitration for the steel strike and a six member settlement committee to allow workers to return during talks. The plan, supported by the White House, aims to curb unrest during the probation period.
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Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
Samuel Gomperschapan
Gompers
Baruch
White House
Veterans of South seeks ratification at reunion
At Atlanta on October 9 the United Confederate Veterans called for ratification of the German peace treaty and the League of Nations covenant without amendments or reservations. They unanimously backed the treaty and league, and urged pensions for Confederate veterans from Congress. Officers were re elected, led by General K M Van Zandt of Fort Worth as commander in chief and Gen C B Vance, Gen Julian S Karr, and Gen Virgil Y Cook in top posts. A claim for unpaid Confederate losses cited $68 million in cotton confiscations and a $25 million debt for captured property.
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Atlanta
League of Nations
Senate
United Confederate Veterans
Congress
K. M. van Zandt
Fort Worth
Texas
C. B. Vance
Army of
Tennessee
Julian S. Karr
Northern Virginia
Virgil Y. Cook
trans-Mississippi Department
United States
South
Prickly Ash Bitters Promises Wellness Remedy
An advertisement promotes Prickly Ash Bitters as a remedy for bad breath and stomach disorders. It claims to purge the stomach and bowels of fermented food, sweeten breath, clear complexion, and improve well being. Price 1.25 dollars per bottle by Gwin and Mays Drug Co. special agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwin & Mays Drug Co
English girls face job scarcity after war office cuts
In London, many women who held clerical war jobs struggle to find new positions as staff cuts shrink openings. Employers blame wartime waste and perceive government workers as unproductive, with ads often stating no government washouts need apply. A London firm manager cites knitting and tea breaks as common in government offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
West End
Indian Gamesters and the Cotton Market Quotation Gamble
Indian gamblers, inspired by New York cotton market cables, guess the five daily quot ers. The nearest total wins the stakes in a simple but absorbing form of gambling.
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India
New York
Knit sweaters offered by Mrs. A. W. Oliver public ad
Attention ladies. I knit sweaters of all designs. Work guaranteed. Price 1.00 per roll. Call Mrs. A. W. Oliver, at 496 or 289. Or see me at my home over Grant Irwin's Garage. Don’t forget where to get your oil and gas leases assignments releases etc Ada News office.
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A. W. Oliver
Grant Irwin
Ada News Office
Ada Lodge No 146 I O O F Regular Meeting
I O O F Ada Lodge No 146 announces regular meetings every Thursday night at the lodge hall. Members are urged to attend and participate in planned rituals and agenda items.
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Ada Lodge No
Ada Royal Arch Masons Meet Second Tuesday Monthly
R. A. M. Ada Chapter No. 26 holds its meeting on the second Tuesday night each month. D. W. SWAFFAR serves as H. P. and F. C. SIMS as Secretary.
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Ada Lodge No. 118
Miles Grigsby
W. M
R. A. M. Ada
Royal Arch Masons
D. W. Swaffar
H. P. F. C. Sims
K. T. M. Ada Commandery No. 16
Knighte Templar Masons
C. G. Bradford
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L. Cooper
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East 15Th Street
E. C. Hunter
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West 7Th St
W. A. Alexander
C. L. Cooper
Ada
W. E. McKelvy
C. S. Cope
Rock and Cope Garage
East 10Th Street
W. E. Scott
Snow White Barber Shop
Jersey
J. M. Martin
Deep Test
Wimbish
Sisale—County
Ada News
E. 7Th St
McCurtain County
Oklahoma
Southern Land
Broken Bow
Okla
E. A. Smith
Marvin Brown
Florida
C. A. Cummins
East Main
Bae Cod
S. Cherry
East 12Th Street
West
Bath
E. 13Th St
J. F. McKeel
Seth Townsend
East 14Th Street
C. M. McRae
West 12Th
Miller Brag
Steam Laundry Co
West 13Th
Call Wardlow
Remington
W. D. Little
Oklahoma Portland Cement Co
Lewis & Hunter
Main
Stockton
Oklahoma City
Chamber of Commerce
Supreme Grand Judge of
Odd Fellows of Oklahoma
Odd Fellows Lodges
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Tulsa
Muskogee
Odd Fellows
E. B. Cline
Gwin & Mays Drug Co. Special Agents
John Jacob Astor
Belmont Addition
Belmont
N.p.dodge & CO
John P. McKinley
Veterans OF South
Indian Gamesters
Lee Hargis
A. F
A. M
W. Co. W. Ada Camp
W. C. O. F. Hall
Hugh Bennett
E. Cunning
A. Marshall
Business College
Cleetric
Ma Becing & Cas
South Broadway
F. C. Sims
Res
DR. F. R. Laird
First National Bank
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Office
Morrison
12Th St
Criswell Undertaking CO
J. W. Shelton & Co
East Matin
Cummins Undertaker
M. M. Webster
Isham L
M. & P. Bans
Cummings
T. H. Granger
DR. Barnes
M. & P. Bank
Geo. A. Akers
M. D. Norris and Haney
M. J. Beets
14Th St
E. O. Nicholson
Rollow
Nicholson
D. C. Abney
Guaranty State Bank
Ada, Oklahoma
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