Woman praises Lydia E Pinkham remedy after lump resolves
Mrs Be Hurry of Galena Kansas recounts a year ago March when a lump on her right side grew to the size of a hen’s egg causing sleepless nights. After using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound advised by the writer the lump broke away and pain subsided, with the physician recommending surgery previously. The advertisement extols the product as a safe, free, and helpful treatment for female ailments and invites readers to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Galena
Kans
Kansas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Be. R. Hurry
Eral Ave
Ans
Turing
Church crowd swells as sermon sparks small talk
Mrs Oldcastle and her hostess discuss a crowded Sunday service at the church. They note the crush, comment on the sermon, and joke about clergy attire and the Episcopals. The Kansas City Star attribution colors the exchange.
Where It Was and a Child’s Quip on Lunch
A fragment shows a boy crying over a stone thrown, hitting him in the stomach rather than his hand, followed by a wry quote about duty attributed to Charles Gounod. The piece reads as a light, urban aside in a historical paper.
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Charles Gounod
Injuries Kill Boy in Cherokee Nation News
Ben Cobb a Muskogee boy son of policeman Ben Cobb was beaten Thursday night and died Friday morning from injuries. Preston Road abandoned as citizens’ bonus money for an electric line to Preston is returned. effort to fund a steam railroad to Colton to connect with the M O G continues. Mayor Borrowman calls May 3 election on commission government charter. freeholders for charter drafting. William H Murray spoke at Henryetta and Muskogee promising Torrens land title law and school fund safeguards. Cherokee emigrant payment checks being written after delays. Guion Miller to start mid-May. Fort Sill digging a 3000 foot well for artesian water. Farmer Fred Rich killed near Keefeton. Deputy Crane surrenders claiming self defense. Ben Walkingstick killed by train near Baron Fork bridge. Mail carrier Arthur Brunnell orders motorcycle to speed deliveries.
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Ben Cobb
Muskogee
Polceman
Preston
Okmulgee
Coalton
Borrowman
Purcell
Wbove
Fred Rich
Keefeton
R. H. Crane
General Class Rates Hearings Before Railroad Commission
Hearings are in progress on a proposed order to issue general class rates superseding existing tariffs. The commission may adopt a joint line rate system used by Oklahoma railroads to match rival jobber centers. Dallas Fort Worth Fort Smith Topeka Wichita are cited as having joint line rates to Oklahoma destinations. Proceedings could extend to Saturday night.
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Iorroration Commission
Commisson
Oklahoma
Dallas
Fort Worth
Fort Smith
Topeka
Wichita
Salt Rock Vein Found Near Okeené City Wells
Work on a city water project near Okeené reports a 240 foot depth salt rock vein of five feet thickness. Earlier 282 foot depth yielded an eighteen inch salt seam, with red rock and additional rock beds. A strong saltwater flow, over 99 percent pure, lies beneath, as drillers continue sinking the well within city limits for park purposes.
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Okeené
Tilman County Names Sam Finley to Lead Demonstration Stations
Sam Finley of Frederck was appointed to lead the county demonstration stations, replacing C. H. Pinkley of Kiowa county who had managed the work for both counties. Pinkley and W. D. Bentley, the U S officer in charge, were in town this week. Finley will begin duties soon and the plant study by farmers is expected to raise crop yields perceptibly.
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Tilman
Sam Finley
Frederck
Whch
C. H. Pinkley
Kiowa
Finley Will
Charter Amended for Cordell Bank with New Directors
The Farmers' State Bank of Cordell gains amended charter and 50,000 capital stock. Directors named are A B Dunlap N T Gilbert of Lawton and R L Evans of Cordell. Formerly F C Winerty Co. In Oklahoma City labor delegates opposing charter for a commission form of government adopted a resolution. Trades Council expected to follow.
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Farmers’ State Bank of
Cordell
A. B. Dunlap
N. T. Gilbert
Lawton
R. L. Evans
F. c. Winerty & Co
Commission Forp
Oklahoma City
Aponon
Trades Council
Tupelo Votes to Incorporate with Riders for Ward System
Voters approve incorporation by a wide margin and elect election inspectors M. R. King J. A Shirley and H T Stoffel who divide the town into three wards and call for town officer elections on the first Monday in May.
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Tupelo
M. R. King
J. A., Shirley
H. T. Stoffel
State Capital Meeting Planned in Muskogee May 5
Senator Campbell Russell president of the Oklahoma Taxpayers League calls a public meeting in Muskogee on May 5 to discuss the Oklahoma City initiated State capital bill that goes to voter on June 11. Russell, father of the New Jerusalem idea, will speak against the Oklahoma City bill and invites Oklahoma City representatives to defend it. Attorney General warns the State Bank Commissioner must resign by May 1 or faces renewed suit to force examination of books and records concerning the depositors’ guaranty fund.
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Campbell Russell
Oklahoma Taxpayers’ League
Muskogee
Oklahoma City
Russell
Attornegy .G Rs
Supreme Court
Guarantye Fund
Taylor
Oklahoma Coal Company Takes Leases Near Tupelo
The Oklahoma Coal Company, formed by owners of the M O G Railway, has acquired about 3 000 acres of coal leases just south of Tupelo and moved in machinery to develop the lands. It is expected Tupelo will begin shipping coal before the next cold weather arrives.
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Oklahoma Coal Company
Tupelo
Old Timer Q Ranch Retires Near Beaver
A fragmented notice notes a longtime rancher named Thomas Bradshaw retiring from the Iron Ranch near Beaver. The readable portions reference DanaINE and aging, suggesting a regional obituary or retirement blurb about a landholder.
Traditional Stews and Variations From An Old Cookbook
A recipe collection outlines several stews including Spanish Welsh and Irish styles. Lamb chops are browned then simmered with a flour gravy, potatoes, and tomatoes. Veal and beef stews include butter and flour roux, simmered with vegetables and peppers for tenderness.
Tasty Uncooked Vegetables for Pleasing Tables
Uncooked vegetables like onions radishes and cucumbers can be prepared appetizingly. Slice Bermuda onions into sections for a saucer shaped dish with parsley. Cube and chill cucumbers served with olives and lettuce. Radishes may be cut into thin slices or flower petals for petals or rosebud effects. Cucumbers hollowed make pretty receptacles for a vegetable salad.
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Bermuda
Victor Emanuel Beefsteak Recipe Steps
Tender beefsteaks are thick cut and stewed with butter onions parsley carrot and proth until thick gravy forms. Boil spaghettia water with salt, drain, mix with steak gravy, simmer, then plate steaks and pour gravy over top with grated parmesan cheese.
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Victor Emanuel
Concord Apple Tart Recipe Instructions
Old fashioned Dutch dish methodized for a tart with peeled apples brown sugar lemon rind and juice packed in a pudding dish baked until done then topped with custard or whipped cream. The instruction notes lining crust with plain pie pastry packing two pints apples and chilling before serving.
Johnny Remembered in a Doctor Patient Exchange
A playful exchange features Johnny told to stick out his tongue for a check up and a note on his life. The dialogue recalls a past time he received a lickin for teasing.
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Johnny
Improvement Idea Sparks Odd Opera Recording Trick
A man boasts of owning a phonograph and Italian grand opera records. He claims a garlic application before playing yields perfect reproduction. A girl blushes as a young man kisses her, feeling embarrassed by the moment.
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Daisy Fly Killer
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Delielb Ave
Brooklyn, New York
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Phili Fe
Ohana
Creager
Washington
Congressman Creager
Guion Miller
Fort Sill
Fort:Sill
War Department
Ben Walkingstick
Ben
Walkingstick
Pevine
Baron Fork Bridge
Arthur Brunnell
Newkirk
Concord Apple
Crawford
Minth Street
Mantes City
Lincoln Candy Receipt CO
Lincoln, Ne
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