Mobile's War on Plague Through Rat Proofing Diachronic Civic Reform
Mobile officials and business groups launch a city wide sanitation drive to curb plague by rat proofing buildings. An expert from the U S Public Health Service guides inspections, trash removal, rat catching, and construction changes with a 48 hour deadline for compliance. The effort aims to create a preventive, lasting city sanitation model.
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Mobile
United States Public Health Service
New Orleans
Mobile River
Royal Street
Dod
Adivane
Gentili Granite Firm Formed by Montpelier Craftsman
Agneta Gentil of Montpelier, trained with HJ Bertoll, starts A Gentili Granite Co. with all male workforce planned for expansion. Local names Mortars Munetl and Clie Whagetine of Middlesex, plus Willian L. Pilla and others, mentioned in connection with Motherfist parsonage events and December activities.
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Agneta Gentil
HJ. Bertoll Company
A. Gentili Granite Co
Munetl
Clie
Bette 1
Middlesex
Willian L. Pilla Amd
Vila A
Motherfist
Dee
Bohy
Willem Maw
Orange county December term court convened with several divorces granted
The December term of Orange county court convened at ten o clock a m Tuesday with Assistant Judge Warren L Crate presiding. Jurors were excused until Tuesday Dec 5 as only minor hearings occurred. Uncontested divorces were granted for Walter Renfrew and Maude Renfrew of Bradford and for William J Cook of Randolph in adultery cases. Further divorce actions were scheduled for later dates. Sheriffs Kent Reed Wil liamstown and George A Tracy Chelmsford assisted. the term is expected to be short.
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Orange County
Tuendiy
Warren L. Crate
Bradford
Rov. Johnn. Laywrent
Sherif Edward W. Kent
Randorp
James
Donoway
Middlebury
Willian J. Cook
Randolph Va
Cook
Walter Renfrew
Maude
Renfrew
Radford
David $. Conanit
E. Mono Taylor
Taylor
Jant
Stanley C. Wilson
Saturdey
Grudge Donaway
Sherif Kent
Flect Aero Ao Reed
Williamstown
George A. Tracy
Chelarn
Randolph Sketches of Parish Life and Local News
Local church readiness for service after the water pipe burst. A travel party including Mr. and Mrs. George Allen and Miss Anna Coughlin depart for Florida via Springfield and Connecticut, planning winter in Tampa. Funeral of Mrs. Horace Riford in South Randolph. Eva Clough of Middlesex visits, then returns home. Mrs. X. O. Buck leaves for East Butte on lodge business, returns home. Rev. WT Sparhawh to Wellsiver to fill pulpit for November with pastor away in Scotland. Mary Flint injures ankle while visiting her father in Heston, later returning to Boston. Large turnout for a theater and dance event at the church hall Thursday evening celebrating Cortie’s Christmas, with a gathering of local supporters and fundraisers.
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George Allen
Anna Coughlin
Florida
Springfield
Mass
Connecticut
Allen
New York
Horace Riford
South Randolph
Southview Cemetery
Eva Clough
Middlesex
Pearl Clough
Buck
East Butte
Viet
Sparhawh
Welleiver
Jehur
Scotland
Mary Flint
Heston
Male Flint
Ali
Boston
Olive Tablets Advert for Gentle Constipation Relief
An old style ad promotes Olive Tablets as a natural remedy for constipation and digestion. It markets them as a gentle laxative from Dr Edward Fabletg, claiming no pain and mild action with olive color tablets. The copy mentions price per box and appeals to liver and bowel comfort.
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Edward
Elwarda
Woodstock court notes and local moves in Rochester area
Local residents face winter arrangements and moving cha nges. Edgerton attends court at Woodstock while Church relocates near Charley Cloran’s. Martin boards at Wallice Campbell’s as he winters, Stoughton visits with son Hf Stoughton, and Campbell visits relatives in Holyoke Mass. Pierre couple closes home for winter, Turgeon vacate apartment, Cannon family returns from honeymoon to new hill home. Myla Ne j Hingworth to headline a December program with reel rotations and decorative arts.
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Hi. Wi. Edgerton
Woodstock
Charles Church
Charley
Cloran
Charles Martin
Wallice Campbell's
James Cannon
Myla
J Hingworth
Local Notes From Granville and Nearby Towns
Mrs George Tait and Mrs Charles Blair are improving. Amce Maxham and family move into the Stott tenement in Granville. Ransom Dunham drawn as petit juror to Middlebury. Mr and Mrs Clede Campbell of Granville were guests of Mr and Mrs Honey Manning over Sunday. Janes Lowie son of Frank Taowis ill from blood poisoning due to a foot injury. Miss Mice Siwith finished school in West Rochester and is now at home. Miss Lulu Whittier returns to Montpelier Seminary after Thanksgiving recess.
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George Tait
Charles Blair
Ben
Amce Maxham
Granville
Stott
Ransom Dunham
Middlebury
Clede Campbell
Gran ‘Ville
Honey ‘Manning
Janes Lowie
Frank Taowis
Miss Mice Siwith
West Rochester
Lulu Whittier
Montpelier Seminary
East Barre notes week end visit and births
W. Clogston of Bradford spent the weekend with his son Princi pal Robert B. Clogston. A daughter was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Harry G. McAllister and Mr and Mrs A B Doyle who honeymooned in Catadi have returned home. Daniel Hagan returns from Dunville for a short vacation. Mrs EH Dickey began a total ofeliwol in Malatichi last week. Wuehosen tribe, TO. R. Me Up booths and tents for the grand pow wow to be held later this week.
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W. Clogston
Bradford
Robert B. Clogston
Harry G. McAllister
A. B. Doyle
Catadi
Daniel Hagan
Dunwile
EH. Dickey
Malatichi
TO. R
Bootha
Graniteville court meeting and mothers society notice
Regular meeting of Court Rob Boy No 1 on Thursday evening December 1 at 7 post meridiem with a smoke talk after. Keenel No 12 will meet in the Catholic church basement Wednesday evening December 1 at seven oclock with nomination of the mother business and requests all men to attend. The mothers’ club also invites all to attend and bring cans.
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Rob Boy
Foot
Dee
Taportant
Keenel No
Gianiteville
To'efoek P.m
Williamstown Meeting Minutes in Brief Notice
In Williamstown a Tuesday gathering of local members discussed community matters. The text mentions a meeting with a few participants and plans for a future event, though many words are garbled. The readable bits reference a group and a potential vote or decision, with uncertain details remaining.
East Cabot visitors and local greetings span many towns
Mrs Tanne Peck Mire and Fred Hough visited East Cabot while others from Marre Hyde Park and Hyde Park sent greetings. Dargan and Shirley accompanied her home from Martington Topeday. J G Wadleigh Beth ohm No IL joined Min 16 A Drew Arthur Reid’s return to Lyndon. Clyde Thompson recovering from skating injury aims to return soon. Local residents sent flowers and best wishes from West Danville N B O lodge.
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Tanne Peck
Mire
Fred Hough
Howthielat Cabot
Eorne Drew
Dan Newton
Marre
Qarl Dargan Ashe Hou Fron
Marlington Topeday
J. G. Wadleigh
Bethohm
A. Drew
Arthur Reid
Lyndon
Clyde Thompson
Jim
Sehhool
Hyde Park
Hopen
George Durette
Wonn
Mireffield
Merton
Briggs
Durette
Ellie Leonard
Wick
Mel
Leo
Houghton
Leon Dow
N.hh. Cute
Carl Durgan
N. BO
Fred Grave
Jamea Steele
Herbert Walker
Noyesville
Priday
Bethel visitors and local legal notes fill weekend
Mrs TM Chaise returned from Boston. Will F Hagan of Wallingford visits his father Edward C Hagar while D Doubleday of Brattleboro deals with his daughters and Meg FB Ac coundy. Mrs Charles Cutler hosts kin. daughter Mrs PLB Wight arrives from Yallowell Me to help. Bancroft of Montpelier attends session planning for U S circuit court naturalization here next Wednesday. Cora Robbins and Carrie Lillie of Randolph visit. Mary Brice, M M Kendall and Jennie Kendall plan a month with A Miller in Springfield Mass.
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TM. Chaise
Boston
Will F. Hagar
Wallingford
Edward C. Hagar
William Doubleday
Brattleboro
Fred Williamson
Meg
Charles Cutler
Pisnin
Plb. Wight
Yallowell
Bancroft
Montpelier
U.S. Circuit Court
Cora Robbins
Carrie Lil[lie
Randolph
Mya
Rannia Jones
Franke Clough
Northfield Falls
Mary Brice
M. M. Kendall
War film and Venice travelogue headline Ly San TH Howe show
Amusement notes describe a war preparation film at the opera house showing a squadron of caviteers plunging down steep embankments with extreme realism. In contrast a second feature offers a pictorial journey to Venice, praised for its beauty and romantic appeal.
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Europe
Ly- San TH
Howe
Opera House
Dee
Venice
City of the Sea
Bribery Charges Target City Officials and Elected Figures
Chicago reports a sweeping bribery probe involving a veteran of the Department, several named officials, and associates. Investigations focus on alleged payoffs and corruption schemes linked to mayoral figures, with multiple arrests and ongoing inquiries.
Convicts Get Real Coffee at Sing Sing
For the first time in Sing Sing history, inmates received real coffee at breakfast on Saturday replacing the bootleg decoction. Warden Osborne said the Golden Rule society will station four assistants to help maintain discipline. Visitors included Professor George W. Kirchway and Dr. Auchincloss among others.
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Ossining
Sing Sing
The
Golden Rule Society
Osborne
George W. Kirchway
Columbia Law School
Charles ¢. Auchincloss
New York State Prison Association
O. F. Lewis
Ison Association
Wilson M. Powell
Jiminez Named President in San Domingo Crisis
Washington reports that Isidro Jiminez was proclaimed president by Dominican Congress on Friday and took the oath Saturday. The prior leader Jiminex fled into exile after a revolution. A State Department Apperloay commission supervised events amid instability as Navy Secretary Daniels sent no Marines after a prior relief. Opponents of Jiminez controlled the Dominican Congress.
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Washington
Dey
Tuan Isidro Jimsez
San Domingo
Congress
Jiminex
Porta Rita
State Department
Daniels
Jarmines
Dominican Congress
Time delays oath as new president cannot attend session
The time declined to hold a session leaving the new president unable to take the oath. The inauguration of President Siminex marks the republics first regularly alerted president since the assassination of General Caeceres in 1011.
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Wttice
Siminex
Republic
Caeceres
Rheuma for Rheumatism Ad Claim Promises Cure
An advertisement from Red Cross Pharmacy touts Rheuma as a permanent cure for sciatica and rheumatism after one trial. It features a testimonial from Guy Torley of St. Paul Minnesota claiming full recovery after three bottles. The ad notes a 50 cent price.
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Red Cross
Guy Torley
St. Paul, Minn
Advt
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