President applauds employers for supporting National Guard service
Washington June 28 President Wilson expressed appreciation for business houses nationwide allowing employees to serve with the National Guard without loss of pay or positions. Several firms sent such notices to the White House and the president replied. He thanked a New York company for its patriotic response and conveyed his admiration and gratification.
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Washington
Wilson
National Guard
White House
New York
America
Fresh Egg Prices Firm in Local Markets Report
June 28 1916 St Johnsbury and Barre market reports show fresh eggs 24 25 cents per dozen butter creamery 28 cents per pound potatoes scarce at 1 25 per bushel dressed pork 111 barrels calves 3 84 cents milk cows priced 60 to 100 dollars. Receipts for the week ending June 27 include cattle hogs lambs and dairy stock.
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Barre
St. Johnsbury
W. A. Ricker
Ieee
Markets Steady in Boston Eggs and Butter Hold Firm
In Boston markets on June 28 the Loreal butter cheese and egg sectors show little change. Butter remains firm with strong demand for fancy creamery and lower grades piling up. Cheese demand is slow but steady as stockpiling continues. Eggs remain scarce with firm to higher quotes. several regional creamery products cited.
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Boston
New York
Heavy cattle fall at Brighton stockyard amid lower prices
At Brighton stockyard heavy cattle were notably easier, slipping about half a cent or more from last week. Hogs rose in price, other quotations held steady. Top beef cattle traded around 90 to 95 cents, with good stock at lower ranges and some fancy beef cows and calves sold.
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Brighton
Mass
WES
Beitere
Neurasthenia Cure Ad Promises Free Book And Pills
An old advertising paragraph urges readers to learn about neurasthenia and nervous exhaustion. It claims worry worsens health and promotes a free book from the Dr Williams Medicine Co, Schenectady NY, plus nonalcoholic Fink Pills for nervous types. Prices listed: 60 cents per box, $2.60 for four.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Willi Fink
Market prices and freight rates at Vermont yards
Tops and heifers sold near in cents per pound with ranges from 31 to 74 cents. Bulls and ordinary stock ranged up to 6 614 cents with high values for tops. Calves abundant with steady demand around 11 cents. fair totals and grassers lower. Hogs strong. Brighton sale averaged 10 to 11 cents for best lots. Milk cows steady with Rhode Island demand. fancy milkers around 500 875 dollars. Long distance moving and trucking offered by Vermont firms. An insurance joke follows.
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Brighton
Boston
Rhode Island
Masaachusetts
Blommlon
Early Stages of Tuberculosis and Treatment Notes
In the early stages of tuberculosis chances depend on restoring normal body functions through diet rest and fresh air. Eckman’s Alterative is suggested as beneficial in many cases as a time treatment easily assimilated and free of poisonous or habit forming drugs. available at druggists via Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
103 Degrees Awarded at University Commencement
Burlington June 28 The annual University of Vermont commencement granted 103 degrees including eight honorary. Notable honorees were Alexander Meiklejohn and George Harvey with LL D degrees. Medical department awarded fourteen degrees. Alumni praised student patriotism for enlisting in Company C to serve on the Mexican border.
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University of Vmont
Ball
Whitford
Alexander Meiklejohn
Amherst. College
George Harvey
New York
North American Review
L. H.D
Darwin BP
Kingaley
New York Life Insurance Co
Francis Farrell
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Se. D
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M. A
Sargent
Paterson
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Edward Oleson
Harrington Park
N. J
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H. J. Kelley
Charlotte Pierpont
New Haven
Conn
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la Rochelle
Barre
Loretta
Winooski
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Waterbury
Clement ©. Smith
Bristol
Raymond H. Griemer
Helen E. Rutter
Amory D. Seaver
Harton
Robert N. Pease
Laura B. Porter
Walter 5 Weeks
Rutland
Constance Votey
Lamb
Henry Ws. Shaw
Stonenaig
Vermont
Firet Regiment
Vermont National Guard
Presa
House Adopts Report On Rural Credits Bill
The measure passed the House by 313 to 16 and now goes to the Senate. The conference report and related names reflect political process and university actions at the University of Vermont.
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HOUSE
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Waterbury
Conn Macrice Cohee
Paterson
Mil Deval
N.Y
Sima
Washington
Kelley
Dorchester
Slatere Kein
Kart
North Brookaville
Ralph Wille Nutter
Bellaine
Ee Roberts
Burlington
Cari
Senate
Franklin Robinson
Manchester
Jancis Ekeenerich
Lortitten
Meedward
Sylverler Smith
Port Henry
John David ‘Thomas
Pownal
Suggestions to Sick Women in 19th Century Ad
A multi part health advertisement urges women to consult Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for backache irregular periods and nervous symptoms. It touts forty years of relief for female ills including during childbirth and menopause and invites letters for confidential advice from the Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
United States
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