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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1903
Page
9
Backing House Products Share UK Trade Value
Packing house products amount to 144 million dollars annually with four percent going to the United Kingdom. The figure highlights export impact and revenue distribution from the sector.
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United Kingdom
Putnam Faceless Dyes Color Goods Per Package
A brief item notes Putnam faceless dyes priced by package, claiming color quality surpasses competitors. It highlights packaging and value for buyers seeking dye options.
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Putnam
Incomplete Asia and Pacific Island Context
Fragments reference regions in Asia and Pacific Island areas without clear events or dates. The text hints at geographic scope across parts of Asia and island groups in the Pacific but provides no actionable details, names, or outcomes to summarize a specific incident or report.
Simmons Laver Purifier Tin Box Advertised by C Simmons
An old advertisement notes a tin box labeled Laver Purifier from the firm C Simmons J Co. The phrasing suggests the product is promoted for laundry use under the Simmons brand.
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Simmons
C. Simmons
Still a Few Left in Language Says English Bishop
The Bishop of Durham warns that English will become slang and initials unless language evolves. He cites American dictionaries showing about 300,000 words remaining in regular use and written standards.
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Durham
Defiance Starch Noted For Quality And Value Sold Locally
A small sales note highlights Defiance Starch praised for its quality and quantity. The ad encourages readers to buy now to save money with a 16 ounce package priced at 10 cents.
Proverbs of Prosperity Wisdom from Wealth in Historic Sayings
A collection of classic proverbs on wealth and beauty. Notable lines claim a rich woman’s beauty is common among the wealthy and that wealth without discretion is like a jewel in a pig’s snout. The sayings mix satire and moral caution.
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Cesare Lombroso
Natural flirt remark sparks sharp exchange in Chicago
A Chicago Record-Herald quips that a woman appears a natural flirt but the reply denies it, saying nothing natural exists about her except the framework. The exchange highlights wit over social perception.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Try Me Just Once and Defiance Starch Ad
A brief 19th century advertisement mocks a product slogan urging trial use. The note adopts a confident assertive tone typical of period catalog copy, highlighting the nozzle and starch claim with a rhythmic cadence for reader recall.
Large Cotton Crop Sounds Lower Prices Ahead
The government reports the cotton crop condition at 81.2 with an 17.2 point rise from last year and a potential production near 12 to 13 million bales. A big crop implies lower prices, urging planters to sell promptly as they harvest. The piece also notes Dr. L O Howard, mosquito expert, and a humorous Rockford tale about tobacco chewing.
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South
U. S
Theodore H. Price
N. Y. Journal of Commerce
L. O. Howard
Rockford
Leland Howard
Philadelphia Ledger
Mystery of the Missing Heir Returns to Die
A woman who wed Nicola Mace don under parental pressure bore a child who vanished. Twenty years later the missing child, now a feeble monk from Athos, returns to die after renouncing his claims. The wife had remarried the child’s father.
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Mountain Athos
Ribbon fish mistaken for sea serpents awe naturalists
Charles F. Holder argues that sightings of sea serpents are misidentified ribbon fish. Dr. Andrew Wilson reports a ribbon fish caught near the Firth of Forth stretched across a forty ton ship, exceeding sixty feet, with a diaphanous silver blue body and coral dorsal spines resembling a red mane.
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Charles F. Holder
Andrew Wilson
Uni- Firth of Forth
Mr. Holder
Yuan Shikai Threatens Beheading Over Spilled Drink
The Chinese prince Yuan Shikai, Li Hung Chang’s successor, boasted he would have the serving man’s head cut off if it would comfort an English guest at a function. He gave an order to this effect before calming the guest by promising not to mention the incident again.
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Yuan Shikai
Li Hung Chang
Prince Yuan
Policeman's Caution Met with Mockery by Prisoner
A New York Press item notes a new recruit’s arrest of an old offender and the prisoner's sneer about the steps at the station. The incident shows the rookie being teased by companions for a caution that drew a derisive retort about knowing the steps long before the recruit.
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New York Press
Information Wanted in Engraved Watch Satchel Theft
A traveler asks the bureau of information if engravers in town are on strike after a man took his watch and satchel to have his name engraved elsewhere six hours ago. The clerk confirms the bureau exists and notes the engraving task.
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Podunk
Bureau of Information
New York Weekly
Priceless Remark Delights in Radium Weight Jest
A playful exchange between Ernie and Ida features a line about worth beyond value. Ernie claims his affection is proved by a radium weight remark, highlighting humorous romance banter.
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Ida
Ernie
Observer notes injustice in medical license fees
The observer laments unequal rules as a reputable physician must pay for a practice certificate while a fourteen year old with a new piano faces no such expense. The remark highlights perceived unfairness in regulation and access to opportunities.
Fragmented Dialogue Noted in Public Notice
An unreadable OCR fragment references a conversation involving a Mrs Grawells You, noting a concern about finding a fanit and a response about not needing to look for it anymore. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear context.
Versifier and Poet Debate in a Wry Exchange
A playful exchange compares being a poet to an es versifier as the editor lights his pipe with the verses. The dialogue humorously frames the craft as fiery verse versus skilled versification.
Line al nen ae ep Rubber Goes eainnaim
The fragmentary OCR item mentions line text and a rubber term but lacks clear nouns or events. Readable elements point to a small local note or caption with minimal actionable details. No confirmable person or organization names are present.
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al Nen Ae
Eainnaim
Imports from Germany Rise to $119.7 Million This Year
The report shows $119.7 million in goods imported from Germany in the last fiscal year, up $18 million from the prior year, reflecting increased trade with the European supplier.
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Germany
Free stove offer for every family in the land
A biased ad promises a free stove to any household within three months. It urges readers to cut out the notice and mail it to receive a stove and range for home use, claiming no family will be without a cooking or beating stove.
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Siana
Vatican Palace Inclosure Houses Thirteen Acre Park
The Vatican, described as the world’s largest palace, contains a thirteen acre park within its inclosure and has housed two popes as technical prisoners in its history.
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Vatican
State Nurseries Perry Oklahoma
State Nurseries in Perry Oklahoma appears in local notices with business listings and location details. The fragment signals a regional agricultural supplier serving nearby farms and residents.
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State Nurseries
Perry
Oklake
Bride and deacon vow in Yonkers ceremony
A Yonkers Herald notice renders a dialect wedding scene where the deacon asks for the groom and bride confirms taking Washington and the bride’s father responds. The exchange ends with the couple agreeing to wed in a local ceremony.
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Washington
Yonkers
Bestes of Dr. Peing Co St Louis
A brief item notes the Bestes of Dr Pe ing Co based in St Louis. The readable text provides limited details beyond the company name and location.
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Dr. Peing Co
St. Louis
American Street Railways Investment Report
A survey of street railway companies in the United States shows 987 firms making returns revealing an investment total of 3 08 000 000 dollars. The data highlights the scope of urban transit finance and the breadth of the street railway industry across cities.
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American Street Railways
United States
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warning
A public health alert warns against mercury containing catarrh remedies. It claims mercury damages smell and system through mucous surfaces and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as mercury free and effective. The ad asserts internal use targets blood and mucous membranes and touts tainted products as dangerous.
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Toledos Unio
Hammock Choice Sparks Quick Summer Exchange
A clerk asks the shopper what hammock type she wants and the Summer Girl replies that it need not be double size but must be double strength.
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Clerk
Autos and rules guide a growing car age
The article notes cars bring a new industry and pleasure but also abuse. It stresses they will only be tolerated if they conform to rules. A clerk is approached by a frightened American woman asking in English after travel in Europe. The Bethlehem star is foretold to reappear to astronomers in 1910 or 1911.
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New York Post Ofice
Europe
Bethlehem
Jesus
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