Orange County Farmers Association Notes
The report covers Orange County Farmers Association meetings focusing on cooperative buying and a plan to order chemicals and seeds. County agent Edward H Loveland notes bulletins from Vermont Experiment Station and urges members to request free bulletins to save time and money.
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Farmers’ Club
Neth
Abelom West Hilly
Washington
Christman
Weat Hill Club
Mann
Chelsea High School
View County
State Experiment Station
Yorkus Oniway
O. FE. King
D. A
Bulletin 18
Bulletin Ron
Vermont Experiment Station
Burlington
Lee
Tunbridge Grange
South Verstire
Edward UH
Loveland
South Barre Social Weekend Highlights
Mr Roberson of South Barre spent Sunday with his parents in Randolph. Ellsworth Laughlin, recently injured, shows a little gain. Mr and Mrs Ralph Vinal of East Turry visited her father and mother, Mr and Mrs M L Lewis. Old and young folk’s dance planned at grange hall Thursday December 7 with Montpelier orchestra from 8 to 12. Ice cream and cake to follow.
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Mr. Roberson
South Barre
Randolph
Ellsworth Laughlin
Mro
Ralph Vinal
East Turry
M. L. Lewis
Grange Hall
Thoraday
Dee
Montpelier
Bill
Ady
Pape’s Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape’s Cold Compound costing 25 cents at drug stores. It claims rapid relief from nasal congestion headache feverishness sore throat and sneezing when taken every two hours for three doses. The copy stresses ease of use pleasant taste and no substitutes.
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Pape
Tapa
Federal children's bureau notes infant mortality and maternal health
The fourth annual report by the federal children's bureau led by Miky Dulli Lithrnp highlights Manchester New Hampshire infant mortality tied to parental wages and mothers' work. It cites 15,000 annual maternal deaths from preventable maternity causes and urges better living conditions, nutrition, and rest. The bureau discusses child labor law impact, employment certificates in New York, and calls for a national study on child dependence and protection within family structures.
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Ballyhond
Federal
Children's Bureau
Miky Dulli
Wade
Manchester
Miss Lathrop
Fila
United States
New York
Lathrop Xaya
Mite Latyrop
Philadelphia
Hurewn
Mie Lathrop
Comgrene
Wurman
Stream Measurements in the Drainage Basins of the North Atlantic Slope
A technical report from the United States Geological Survey details stream measurements in the North Atlantic Slope basins. It lists stations, gage heights, and daily to monthly discharge data for Maine Vermont Massachusetts and New York, produced in cooperation with state agencies as part of Water-Supply Paper 85. Copies are available without charge from the director USGS Washington DC.
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North Atlantic
United States
United States Georigin Survey
Department of the Interior
Maine
Vermont
Massachusetts
Ohare
United States Greological Survey
Washington
Suffrage Banner Barely Upsets Wilson’s Congress Address
A four foot square suffrage banner unfurled in the House as President Wilson began his message to Congress. James Griffin, a page, sprang from the galleries and pulled the banner down. Several women activists identified by name were noted among the spectators and in the crowd.
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Congress
Washington
Odette
Wilson
House
Senate
Hawes
Etree
Joyce
Suth
James Griftin
Wilton
Provident
Mra
Fotn Towers
New York
William Colt
Florencs
Hayat Hillee
President opposes embargo on food imports
Washington reports that President Wilson rejects any food embargo as Congress prepares to consider measures. Government departments were asked to gather data on living costs, with a special briefing expected in the session.
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Washington
Dev
Congress
Remedy for Neurasthenia and Nervous Exhaustion
The article outlines neurasthenia as extreme nerve fatigue caused by overwork and stress, with symptoms like oversensitivity and worry. It advocates nourishing the blood and body through proper diet and rest, citing Dr Williams Pink Pills as beneficial and offering free books on nervous diseases and eating well.
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Williams
Silt Laden Streams And The San Juan River Sands
Hydraulic engineers study silt heavy streams in the San Juan river watershed as noted by a United States Geological Survey report. The San Juan and its northern tributaries drain a barren area of Utah and Arizona, delivering distant sand waves that move upstream and change the river’s cross section during floods.
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United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
San Fawn
Colona
Staries
Utah
Arizona
Te Delis
San Juan
Perha
Perhajir
Home and Household Tips From a Bygone Page
This fragment offers domestic advice on mending fabrics with linen threads and darning, handling damp feathers and veils, making a list each Saturday to tackle chores, and preparing rabbit dishes with detailed steps. It reflects period cooking, sewing, and household organization ideas.
Food Inquiry Bill Passes in Congress for DC Cost of Living
The House and Senate approved a measure providing a six thousand dollar investigation into the cost of living for American wage earners in the District of Columbia. The bill now goes to President Wilson for signature, after amendment by Representative Keating of Colorado.
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Washington
Bec
Poward
van Laken
Ipan Amati
Keating
Colorado
Senate
District of Columbia
Wilson
Do Not Neglect Wounds Says Minard Liniment Ad
Do not neglect even small cuts or scratches. Blood poisoning may follow if wounds are untreated. For wounds apply a little Minard's liniment, sold at drug stores, claimed to be antiseptic, healing, and economical.
Virginia Marshall Acquitted in Cellar Locket Case
Rose Virginia Marshall, charged with keeping a stegate tighter locket in a cellar for years, was acquitted by a jury. Court ordered the last two counts of the indictment struck out. The case involved allegations of assault and related charges.
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Ton
Mid
Dee F
Rose Virginia Marshall
Marshall
Gregory May Be Made Judge
Resident Wilson considering appointing Attorney General as judge. Washington reports urgent cabinet reorganization. possible nomination by the President to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. A. P Curmick noted. later promoted to supreme court vacancy, plan understood with caution.
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Wilson
Washington
Der
United States
Bluejackets to Visit Panama Canal Next Spring
The Atlantic Fleet trains to visit the Panama Canal for five days between March 17 and 20. The event offers thousands of sailors on their first cruise a view of canal construction and operations, with a program to be arranged by canal authorities with Admiral Mayo.
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Atlantic
Panama Canal
Fore
Liempe
Canal
Jaive
Admiral Mayo
Atlantic Feet
Mainama
Hierna
America
Americas
United
Cepatite
Dimasna
Winter novelty trims for jewelry and linen care
The piece describes a winter fashion and home care guide with a rhinestone bangle ribbon idea and a linen oriented makeover. It covers tying narrow ribbons, adjusting bangles, and sewing details for durable linen items, including sheets tablecloths and monograms, plus tips for shelving and preserving textiles.
Contaminated Cleaning Guidance From The Moston Travel
A fragmentary ad style piece references The Moston Travel and discusses shelf stock organization, linen care, and napkin folding. It mentions workers, towels, center placement, and a driver for deliveries while warning about hygiene and quality standards. Dorothy Doster is noted in passing.
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Heckle
Jeoe
Royal Rabbit
Mae Mustand
Baeton, Md
Gregory
Grippe
Scott
Scot
Mennon
Ted
Mary
Mall Missip
Akin Banke
Tapia Addrome
Cutie
Boston
Allcock
Havis Allcock
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