Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cough Remedy Promoted
Advertisement touts Pinex and Sugar Syrup as a cheap home remedy for coughs including whooping cough and bronchial conditions. It describes mixing instructions, dosing every one to three hours, and claims rapid relief and appetite stimulation with a money back guarantee. The Pinex Company of Fort Wayne, Indiana is named as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Pincx Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Bedford Duke Sees Not All of Lomlon
A recent report states that the duke of Bedford did not see the entire Lomlon area. No further details are provided about scope or implications of the trip or visit.
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Duke of Bedford
Lomlon
London society bets on adulteration free Christmas dinner
The Pure Foods and Health society of Great Britain fails to attract any restaurant willing to host a Christmas dinner tested for adulteration. Alfred E. Moore says an unadulterated meal for London workers is impossible, citing three observed cases of adulteration in common items like coffee tea bacon bread and milk.
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London
Pure Foods and Health Society of
Greatritain
Alfred E. Moore
Adulteration Fears Rise as Christmas Food Preparedness Continues
The piece lists alleged food adulterants in English produced goods and urges caution with items like annatto in milk and boric acid in dairy products. It notes Empress Eugenie attending a funeral in London and comments on government spending, predicting a fiscal year bill approaching a billion dollars with the army and navy showing varied savings and increases.
Exchequer Expenditures Rise and Naval Debate Heats Up
The piece notes exchequer issues increasing from 20 million in 1905 to about 400 million in 1913 and expected to grow, drawing economists’ criticism mainly over naval estimates. Reform advocates and naval supporters clash, reflecting a public divide as fortune’s fickleness meets government spend and policy conflicts.
Elma Curtis Bastian seeks final proof on Cheyenne homestead
Notice records Elma Curtis Bastian of Cheyenne filing for final three year proof to establish claim on land from her 1910 and 1913 homestead entries, with witnesses listed. final hearing set January 30, 1914 at Cheyenne Land Office. Also notes annual meeting of Little Jars Creek Cattle Company in Cheyenne January 6, 1914 to elect trustees and handle business. secretary Joan Chaplis.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne Wyo
Elma Curtis Bastian
Elma Curtis
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sey
Register and Receiver
A. S. Land Office
Little Jars Creek Cattle Company
Wyoming
Joan Chaplis
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