Jones Stanton business ties tied to a woman chief
A series of letters and notices reveal a Chicago firm once led by F Jones & Co evolving into the Jones Stanton Manufacturing Company and then the John Stanton Company. Florence Jones becomes Mrs John Stanton and remains chair of the board as the firm grows in malleable iron novelties with new partners and an incorporated structure in 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Jones & Co
96Th and
Eldred Sts
Chicago
Springsfield
Secretary of State
Jones-Stanton Manufacturing Company
EF. Jones
John Stinton
BR. Eliott
Charley
Jones-Stanton Company
New York
Tg Wating
Jones
Florence
Jatin
Folio Stanton
Hint
Lim
Clarley
Pres
Eliave
F. Jones
F. Jones &Cc
John Stanton Company
I. Jones
John Stanton
John Stanton Co
Lion Novelties
96Th
Duly
GC. R. Eliott
Kansas City
Pres. Jones
Tricks of Memory: Notable Forgetfulness Tales from History
A collection of anecdotes on memory loss and mnemonic marvels. Simonides recalls audience members after a collapse proves memory power, a German girl reads Latin and Hebrew after a traumatic past, and a married woman loses wedding memories but recalls prior life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simonides
Adlarven
Jims
Dr Nordau Emerges as Critic of Industrial Consolidations
European physician Dr Max Nordau gains attention as a critic of large capitalist consolidations. A renowned author, he previously published Conventional Lies of Society in 1883 and Degeneration in 1895. Nordau, from a Budapest Jewish family, started writing young and is 52 years old.
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Max Nordau
Europe
Inet
Nordau
Budapest
Courts Rule Corporation Liable In Dental Malpractice Case
A New York Court of Appeals ruling holds a corporation liable for unskilled dental work when it presents itself as operating a dental department. The plaintiff, unaware the company wasn’t the owner, may seek damages from the corporation for malpractice by its agent. Separate note mentions Styria and widespread arsenic use.
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New York
Court of Appeals
Rccording
Plaintif
Nut
Styria
Gratz
Not at Climatic Distinction Virginia Poker Tale
A Virginia man died at the poker tale the other might amid a broader warning about lethality in gambling pits. The Cleveland plans dealer line echoes cynicism about risk and money in Nevada and Arizona style gambling scenes. The piece ends with a quip about alarms in every bedroom.
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Virginia
Nevada
Arizuna
Cleveland Plans
Plants Poisonous to Animals in Montana Bulletin
Montana Experiment Station bulletin lists several toxic plants including lupines and larkspur with historic livestock losses. It notes ripe seeds as the danger, cites ergot and smut on grasses, and mentions remedies and feeding cautions for horses, cattle, and sheep. It also covers curculio control, horse starting practices, sparrow destruction methods, clover bloat prevention, and a skeptical prophecy about agricultural trade.
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Montana Experiment Station
Gallatin
Isys
Cabbages as Stock Food and Its Limits
Cabbages provide strong yield per acre and are easily digested milk fodder but require rich soil and good cultivation. They do not store well for winter unless pitted, impart a rank flavor to milk and meat if fed long, and must be discontinued before slaughter. Comparative nutrient values from Professor Jahnsto m place cabbage about equal to several feedstuffs. best when fed with coarse dry fodder and limited grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jahnstom
Massachusetts
Germantown
Wheat grower defeats Efessian fly without loss
A National Stoukman correspondent explains a farmer avoids trouble from the Efessian in wheat fields by preparing ground, sowing, and watching the fly appear briefly. When all swarm together and perish in four days the crop remains undamaged, yielding better results than neighbors. It is uncertain if this occurs elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Stoukman
Tle
Ohio
Feeding Silage and Orchard Tips From the Germantown Telegraph
Practical notes on silage feeding from the top of silos to prevent heating and mold. Black Tongue in cattle requires burning carcasses and vaccination. Cautions on sickness in cattle and fruit growing advice including strawberry picking, grape health, and pruning.
Beef selection and cooking tips from a general guide
The piece offers practical rules for choosing beef by fat color and grain, warns against yellow fat and off odors from freshness or storage, and discusses cuts such as flank and porterhouse with brief prep notes. It also includes older recipe snippets for tomato cream sauce, milk utilities, eggplant dishes, preserved meat uses, and scalloped clams.
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Eiher
New York Sun
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Ugsthame
Chienna
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Stiaton
Baltes More
Jones-Stuutoiu
Clitenswa
The
Cioangio
Miss Lorence Jones
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New South Wales
Australia
Massachsetts Ploughman
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United States
New England L Homestead
Curculio
Breeder's Gazette
Mary Graham
Leonnese
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