Milk meal as food gains interest in Europe and US
European factories install milk meal plants using American machinery. Norway reports a dry milk composition with water 2.46 fat 26.66 albumen 26.57 milk sugar 7.68 minerals 6.85. Milk meal dissolves in water to make milk with strong keeping qualities, favored for travelers, ships, and polar expeditions.
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Norway
Stefavor
Christiania National Laboratory
Uta
Salt Lake Herald-Republican
Better cooling methods needed in hot cities
The article laments the lack of practical cooling systems for homes and offices as temperatures hover near ninety. It notes heavy use of windows and electric fans, criticizes power costs, and cites an example in Washington where a cooling system allegedly reduced an apartment’s temperature to 25 degrees. It calls for safer, cheaper evaporation-based solutions and more invention in the field.
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Presid Toft
Weattopgton
Reper
Philadelphia Evening Bu
Thompson Henry James Discusses Large Families With Roosevelt
Henry James, the novelist, spoke with Colonel Roosevelt on large families and related social questions. The exchange touched on family sizes, societal impact, and individual restraint as a factor in progress.
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Henry James
Roosevelt
Feauitex
Uch
Pramet
James
Thom
Thompson
Notting Family Halted By Police At Station
A scene at a station ends with a policeman roughly collaring Thompson as the Notting family tried to board a train. A terse exchange follows with threats and heated language as the crowd watches. The incident disrupts weekend travel and raises questions over restraint.
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Notting
Eellshore
Statton
Thompson
Flere
Tammore
Thorpenon
A Poem His Point Of View From Slaters Home
A brief verse from the New York American describing a young woman named Slater. The speaker praises her knowledge and wit while noting a lack of cooking skill and domestic ease. The poem contrasts intellectual interests with household duties, ending with the speaker declaring readiness for love and defense.
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Slater
Heaver
Voltaire
Corbett Johnson Predicts a Hell of a Fight in Reno
Reports from Reno Nevada describe Jim Corbett and James Jeffries trading bold boasts ahead of their bout. Johnson insists he will win regardless of length, while Jeffries supporters debate the challenger's chances in a well matched contest. Newsman reflections note trainers and followers shifting opinions as the fighters train.
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James J. Jeffriend
Lfe
Jack Johnson
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Jeffries
Johnson
Mister Johnson
Bing McCarney
American Woman Tours Tunisian Harem in Travel Magazine
An American woman recounts her May visit to a Tunisian harem, describing the bridal chamber, furnishings, and wedding attire. She notes the husband provides much of the trousseau and debts, and observes cultural etiquette, dowries, and arranged engagements within the elite household.
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Venice
Zabellan
Ahméd Enifar
Fta Eatin
Sidi
Zabeliah
Wim
Vane
Gend
Primary Bill Fails to Pass in New York
Albany July 1 The New York Senate defeats the Cobb direct primary bill. Theodore Roosevelt had endorsed it, and the defeat indicates he must be urged to participate in state politics. Lloyd Griscom, chairman of the New York County Republican Committee, calls the outcome nationally significant for Taft Roosevelt and Hughes.
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Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Lloyd
Griscom
New York County Republican Committee
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Taft
Hughes
Palace Pharmacy Sells Cold Cream in Suar Maze
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Palace Pharmacy sold a Cold Cream product amid a Suar Maze listing. The readable text suggests a chaotic display or misprint affecting branding and product placement.
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Palace Phar
Youngest May Be Married at Thirteen in Ohio City
Loutaville Ohio July B Prank L Farris 11 son of Charles Parris a former state representative eloped with cates Meth Krutsinger 19 daughter of local businessman Sim Krutsinger. They married out of state to obtain a license and returned the next day with the romance dating a year. The boy may be the youngest married man in the state and perhaps the country.
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Oregon man convicted in first degree murder lynching case
A Jackson County convict from Oregon was found guilty of murder in the first degree in connection with the lynching of Ollie Snyder several months ago. co defendants Ben Hinton Kimmel Earl Shields and Bert Green were jointly indicted for alleged participation. Hinton was found guilty by a jury.
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Gilty Viameawes
Connemecn
Ollie
Snyder
Ben Hinton
Kimmel
Earl Shields
Bert Green
Hinton
Saloon Licenses Targeted by Socialists in Milwaukee
Milwaukee July 1. One hundred four saloonkeepers will face action as a result of an order by the Socialist Brain committee. Fourteen licenses appear on a black list and twenty withdrew their protests. Indictments of the video men will be commenced at once.
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Milwaukee
Socialiet Brain
Utah Grading Wins Colorado Railroad Contract
Oxden Utah July 1 The Utah Construction Company has been awarded a contract for railroad grading in Colorado costing several million dollars The project covers a fifty mile double track between Pueblo and Waldenburg to be operated jointly by the Colorado and Southern and Rio Grande Railways.
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GRTS
Colorado
Oxden
Utah
Utah Construction Company
Hase
Pueblo
Walnenburg
Colorado and Southern
Roosevelt Will Part in Massachusetts Fall Campaign
Boston July 11 Theodore Roosevelt will take part in the Massachusetts fall campaign according to a statement by Senator Lodge who served the Bay State. He said Roosevelt is interested in my success and that of Governor Draper and his influence is sure to be helpful to the ticket.
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Boston
Theodore Roosevelt
Magsachusetta
Lodge
Bayeen
Draper
Auto records set at Indianapolis meet by Joly Burman
Indianapolis Ind Joly Burman drove a Marquette-Butete to smash three records over the three day meet. He lowered the fifty mile mark for 291 300 cars to 40 73 07. He bettered the one mile record from 8 14 68 to 8 10 48 and the five mile Chevron Jet record to 4 40 08. The Coke cup race is scheduled for Saturday.
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Ind
Joly J. —Burman
Taft-Warns ICC on New Authority to Suspend Rates
After talks with President Taft, Interstate Commerce Commission Chair Knapp signaled the agency will not suspend rates under the new power except in exceptional cases. The warning reassures shippers wary of the measure and reflects the tariff policy debated amid Gold Palace Sherman Co. tensions.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
Knapp
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