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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1903
Page
2
A veteran argues that a good manager acts as a balance wheel guiding a business steadily. He urges self knowledge and disciplined thinking, noting that learning methods, observation, and humane character are essential to directing others and sustaining growth.
A curious tale describes a brigadier general conceiving a railroad through a neighborhood without a charter, using personality to acquire land and resolve holdouts, building a road that later joins a major trunk system. It continues with notes on collecting accounts by mail and securing business, citing varied success stories and the impact of presentation and strategy on outcomes.
The text extols building a personal clipping file or scrap collection as a form of self education. It notes that such a collection may be small or vast and cannot be bought, while praising the editor’s independence and ability to shape judgment and conclusions quickly.
The text presents a question about creating a personal study list to explain why some succeed and others fail in the workplace. It mentions a daylight-bringer concept and a monetary reference, but lacks concrete names, dates, places, or events to establish a clear news item.
A local court faces a routine demurrer in the Svat serenity case as parties argue over standing and sufficiency of claims. The decision keeps the case on track for potential further action and marks no immediate resolution.
Prof Redmayne head of the School of Mining plans student visits to Cleveland ironstone mines Cumberland hematite and lead mines Northumberland and Durham coal mines He aims to establish a large mining laboratory at Bourneville model coal mine to teach practical conditions on the pot.
A fifty ton cannon with an eleven mile range has been mounted at L Orient and is described as the largest on the French coast. The report highlights its size and coastal placement.
A compact sales blurb claiming top results from Defiance Starch and noting price and convenience with no cooking required.
A public health note says extreme heat harms people of all body types, debunking the myth that heat is more dangerous to the overweight. It warns residents to stay hydrated seek shade and avoid strenuous activity during heat waves.
An old ad notes Job endured boils with creditable patience and adds if afflicted by eczema or similar troubles he would crave Hunt's Cure priced at 50 cents. The notice mirrors historic marketing language and product pricing.
Alfred W. Crawford of Meriden Connecticut has been named professor of agriculture and landscape gardening at Tuskegee University under Booker T. Washington.
A newly discovered liquid is described as making the human body proof against fire and anticipated to be a great blessing in this world. If usable by those destined to land in a future place it would bring complete and tremendous satisfaction.
Mr Herlihy laments a new photograph lacks charm compared with a 20 year old portrait. He credits children for mentioning photo improvements yet doubts the change, noting the anxious look on the new card versus the old. He hides the cabinet card, muttering about better men and declines to alter his view.
A historical testimonial claims health improvements from switching to Postum Food Coffee, noting relief from headaches and fatigue after years of coffee use. The writer describes severe sickness, bed confinement, and eventual management of daily duties for a family of six without coffee.
The prince regent who will serve as honorary president has donated the Crystal Palace for the upcoming exhibition. The Bavarian government will issue invitations to foreign governments to participate this year.
Mrs Taos of Norwich New York writes that Zam gure Piso’s Cure for Consumption saved her life three years ago in a testimonial dated February 17 1000 at Maple Street Robbins Norwich.
The note traces coffee cultivation in Vene zuela starting in 1879 and marks coffee as the country’s premier commercial product, highlighting its growth as a key export and economic driver.
Fragmentary advertisement offers a $100 reward and mentions a deed of cure and sever power. The text is garbled with partial names and company references to F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio and unreadable phrases about powers and remedies.
Six Shaffer brothers sons of John Shaffer of Highland Ohio were buried together in Hillsborough Ohio. The eldest is 86 and the youngest 74. Their combined ages total 480 years.
Fragmentary note mentions Red Cross Ball Blue and grocers with vague references to a package and waiting for snow. No clear event or entities beyond用品.
The first steam turbines appeared in 1890 producing 6000 horsepower. Today the aggregate power of these motors exceeds 800000 horsepower, marking a vast expansion in steam turbine capacity.
An old advertisement urges shoppers to purchase Defiance starch offering 16 oz for 10 cents. The slogan claims enduring quality with the line Once used, always used.
A recent Asbury Park dinner featured a provocative menu printed on the back of $20 gold certificates. Each guest received a certificate, making the event notable for its extravagant presentation and bold display of wealth.
A seller quotes a woman's reply that she would not sell Hunt's Lightning Oil for less than fifty dollars if she could not replace it, claiming the remedy cured when doctors failed. The ad lists prices at 25 and 50 cents.
Italy shows revival in manufacturing driven by rising travel revenue and inexpensive power from Alpine and Apennine hydro plants. Electrical plants supply cheap energy comparable to coal exports aiding industry and economic recovery.
Dr Purdy offers a cure all tincture labeled the best Morphine Opium and Liquor remedy in the world. Sold at No 6 Mitchell Building Houston Texas with a free sample booklet and pamphlet available on request.
Visiting teachers admired the scenery at Amesbway where Whittier lived and waded in the brook. The Boston Advertiser notes Revere Besch is better for that.
A fragment notes Seema Ltd located at 082 Arch Street Philadelphia. The readable text references a business address and company name without further context or actions.
An cgaio Novarini, an Italian-born man, died in Sarajevo at 108 after surviving to 104 in the previous year. He reportedly cut a new set of teeth late in life, reflecting remarkable longevity.
A humorous note mentions a bottle promising to tickle the phate with possible ties to Louis Dallas and Waco. The fragment suggests a regional oddity or joke item referenced across cities in Texas. No clear event or date is present.
On pay days savings bank officials visit workers at their homes in Germany to collect savings for banking. The practice aims to promote thrift and expand deposit holdings among laborers as part of the financial outreach program.
Uncle Alien notes Uncle Allen Sparks observes that a man eager to commit a bold misdeed but afraid will claim he would do it for 3 cents. The remark uses humor to comment on hesitation and moral choices.
Fragmentary notes describe wireless telegraphy efforts amid public interest. Mentions of events, people, and places are unclear but hint at a demonstration or showcase related to “going ent” and a forthcoming feature titled Jess Ratape.
A letter by C Hershman advocates Perona as a remedy for catarrh of the chest and liver related pelvic issues. The writer asserts benefit and lasting improvement after use and urges others to try the treatment.
A fragment praises Good Housekeepers as the best and mentions Ball Blue, seen at leading grocers, with Cae appearing as a garbled name. The note reads like a shop or ad blurb.
A note highlights the vast unknown expanse of the Antarctic continent, described as the largest unexplored area on Earth and compared in size to Europe.
Fragmentary OCR text yields no clear people, places, or events. The readable fragments mention a rink and yarns but lack concrete facts to form a proper news item or summary.
A Philadelphia Ledger item notes a striking likeness of a boxing champion appearing in a tintype with mock taunt lines asking where the real champ is delivering the punch.
Advertising copy touts Cheatham's Laxative Chill Tablets as a pleasant remedy that never fails to cure chills or fever. Prices are listed at 25 cents per box.
An excellent pleasant disinfectant is prepared using 6 percent thyme essence and 18 percent geranium essence mixed in alcohol.
Wages for mechanical operations have increased from 20 to 25 percent in Meallton Canada within five years, reflecting broader labor cost growth for local industry.
An old ad promotes Defiance Starch claiming powerful whitening for clothes. It markets an 16 ounce package priced at 10 cents and promises to keep fabrics bright.
Dried beans and peas are presented as superior vegetable foods for protein. They are described as economical and nutritionally comparable to meats, ranking among the best plant-based protein options.
Putnam faces a DIY fast as residents consider light and washing changes. Officials urge safety and clarity while outlining practical steps for community adoption and potential timelines.
A recent census reports China with 108 people per square mile, compared with Belgium 220, Great Britain 120, and Germany 106. The figures emphasize China's crowdedness relative to these European nations.
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