A Discovery That Benefits Mankind
Two dairy based innovations improve welfare. In 1835 Newton introduced a vacuum milk condensation with cane sugar to a semi liquid form. In 1883 Horlick of Racine Wisconsin created a dry milk powder with malted grain extract, marketed as Horlicks Matted Milk, praised for nutrition digestibility simple preparation in water and stability across climates.
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Chiropractic Health Focus Spurs Spine Examination Message
The article argues the spine center is key to health, linking vertebral dislocations and nerve pressure to disease, recommending regular spine exams by specialists and adjustments. It mentions several chiropractors in Bridgeport Danbury Stamford Waterbury and Norwalk offering assessments.
Lemon Juice Freckle Remedy Adverts
Squeeze juice from two lemons into three ounces of orchard white to create a quarter pint freckle and tan lotion. Apply daily to face neck arms and hands to fade freckles and blemishes for clear soft skin. Harmless and non irritating according to the advertisement.
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Lemons and Gay
Plan Operation of Industries and Labor Power Split
A statement from the Workers International Industry Union leader outlines aims to organize workers on political and economic bases to control industries via labor power and ballots. Replies from Hawley and labor officials discuss strikes, production, and differing views on union strategy and socialism.
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Workers International Industria Union
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Rackoca Hall
Bostwick Avenue
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State Federation of Labor
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Prosecutions Dropped for Eight State Liquormen
In New Haven on July 2, Commissioners Wight and Lynch decided not to press charges in eight hard liquor cases. Saloon keepers including Joseph H. Carney of Shelton were released. government did not pursue the charges citing no action. Samples of whisky were in custody of the federal investigator.
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United States
Wight
Lynch
Department of Justice
Joseph H Carney
Shelton
Indians Seek Carlisle School Reopening in Eastern States
Indians in eastern states launch campaign to reopen the Carlisle Indian School with support from Indian Commissioner Joseph Sear, retired Major General. Marloun New York chiefs confer as the War Department begins backing the effort. Over one hundred New York Indians pledge entry and additional states claim similar enthusiasm.
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Iran
Macedonia Laid Waste By Bulgarian Oppression
A 1918 report by an inter Allied commission states Bulgarian occupation of eastern Macedonia caused mass killings and deportations. It cites a population decline of around 37 000 after three years of oppression and harsh treatment beginning in 1915.
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Meaesdonia
Tonnsa Oe
New Highway Crossing Ordered at Groton Palmer Crossing
The utilities commission orders the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad to build a concrete crossing at the Palmer Crossing in Groton. Pash on deposit in banks and Mansell Touring Car comprise the estate at Trtrici Charles Gotove, whose consent was filed in probate yesterday.
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Publigultliies Commission
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Artford Railroad Company
Palmer Cressing
Peaves
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