Connecticut Manufactures Rise In 1909 Figures
A federal census summary from Washington reports Connecticut’s 1909 manufacturing scene showed broad increases across key metrics from 1904. It lists 4,251 establishments with capital of $517,547,000, materials costs at $257,281,000 and product value at $490,272,000, with salaries and wages totaling $185,758,000 and total miscellaneous expenses at $27,?2000. The report explains the scope, defines establishments, and notes differences from the 1900 census.
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Caesar Misch Inc Leads Ames Clothing Boom this Season
Ames clothing houses report dull weather and slow business, but Caesar Misch Inc bucks the trend with record sales. Key factors are wide fashion variety for men and boys, low sale prices, and easy credit plans letting customers pay weekly or monthly. The firm showcases a large credit department display, drawing shoppers despite Decoration Day delays.
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Outlet Clothing Offers 500 Suit Specials
The Outlet Clothing Company at Main and Golden Mill streets advertises overstocked spring and summer suits at special prices. It touts reliability and outstanding values in gentlemen's ready to wear clothing and invites the public to inspect these bargains.
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Dirt and Disease in American Slums Declares War
Lawrence Veller of the National Housing Association argues that urban sanitary reform is essential to end slum disease. He highlights privies, vaults, and alleys as disease habitats, urges public sewering, street cleaning, and official city responsibility, and calls for trained sanitary inspectors and funded health departments to protect community health.
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Letters From The People Brave Stiles Judson
Readers react to political maneuvering in Connecticut as lines are drawn over the utilities bill. The writer cites the 1911 majority report as crafted to please corporations, calling for accountability of lawmakers and praising Stiles Judson for honesty. An array of topics follows, including champagne disputes and a long, mixed-page digression on vaudeville memories and public life.
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