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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1923
Page
7
A writer urges Oklahoma to adopt harmony over hatred and prejudice. They advocate equal rights, oppose special privileges, and aim for public unity, peace, and shared prosperity, acknowledging the goal as aspirational yet essential.
A compilation of oddities and opinions from Oklahoma newspapers. It cites an Indian legend on racial origins, warns of political shifts around Governor Walton, and recalls Sejanus’ downfall. It notes football’s arrival in Ada, German Ruhr policy costs, and Bryan County election margins.
L D H Weld of Swift and Company told the World's Dairy congress that butter illustrates the fallacy of marketing cost rising with more middlemen. He said about 70 percent of the New York price returns to the supplying farmer, and that efficiency of marketing keeps margins small from producer to consumer.
Anna Q Nilsson and Craig Ward endure severe burns filming a forest fire sequence for Reginald Barker's Hearts Aflame based on Harold Titus Timber. Nilsson rode in the cab of Old Ironface through flames to obtain dynamite for saving a settlement, prompting questions about risk for stardom.
Washington officials praise the five day transcontinental air mail test noting strict daily inspections for all seventy air mail ships. A tabulated 100 point checklist is signed by mechanics and pilots after each flight. Fatalities declined since 1920 and the service achieved a 96.73 percent success rating for over a million miles in the 1923 fiscal year.
Leon Berard the minister of education for Paris has issued a circular to all schools under his jurisdiction insisting that girls be taught how to darn stockings.
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