Milk meal as food could boost supplies and keep quality
European factories install milk meal plants using American machinery. The dry milk analysis shows low water and high fat and protein. Advocates claim powdered milk dissolves to milk with similar taste and long shelf life, useful for explorers, ships, and convalescents, possibly reshaping dairy supply dynamics.
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Norway
Stefavor
Christiania National Laboratory
Uta
Salt Lake Herald-Republican
Better cooling methods needed in hot cities
The piece argues every summer for practical cooling systems beyond fans and open windows. It cites the White House in Washington and a prototype at President Taft's private office as evidence cooling can reach lower temps, noting ice production and evaporation methods as potential avenues. The article emphasizes a large field for invention and the prospect of gaining fortunes and public benefit from viable, moderate-cost cooling solutions.
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Presid Toft
Weattopgton
Reper
Philadelphia Evening Bu
Thompson and James Discuss Large Families
Henry James, the novelist, debated with Colonel Roosevelt on large families. The exchange touched on marriage and social progress, suggesting that big families were seen as burdensome by some contemporaries. The deteriorating grammar implies a fragmentary report of the talk.
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Henry James
Roosevelt
Feauitex
Uch
Pramet
James
Thom
Thompson
Notting Family Encounters Policeman At Station
A disrupted scene at a station saw Notting and his children attempting to travel when Thompson was roughly collared by a policeman. The officer challenged them and warned against further trouble as a tense crowd gathered, with exchanges described in rough dialect.
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Notting
Eellshore
Statton
Thompson
Flere
Tammore
Thorpenon
A Poem From His Point of View A Woman’s Mirthful Folly
A satirical verse from the New York American voice sees a college lover remark on a woman’s intellect and charm. He praises knowledge and literature while admitting clumsy kitchen skills and motherhood as the true lure. The piece mixes classical references with domestic humor.
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Slater
Heaver
Voltaire
Corbett Johnson Fight Hype Grows Among Followers
Report from Reno Nevada on July 1 features Johnson and Jeffries amid training camps. Fans and bettors discuss chances as both camps insist on confidence. Critics observe Johnson’s belief in victory persists despite the long showdown ahead.
American Woman Describes Tunisian Bridal Chamber
First American woman admitted into a Tunisian harem writes in a travel magazine about the bridal chamber. She notes elaborate furnishings, a high arabia screen, inlaid beds, and a silver hem Quran veil. The interview explores dowry customs, marriage debts, and the husband’s influence on attire.
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Tunis
Venice
Zabellan
Ahméd Enifar
Fta Eatin
Sidi
Zabeliah
Wim
Vane
Gend
Primary Bill Fails to Pass in New York
Albany July 1 The senate defeated the Cobb direct primary bill hindering Theodore Roosevelt’s support as 25 votes backed the measure. Roosevelt’s influence was hoped to carry it through with a late convention fight planned. Lloyd Griscom, NY County Republican chair, stated the outcome’s national implications for Taft Roosevelt and Hughes.
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Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Lloyd
Griscom
New York County Republican Committee
Gates
Taft
Hughes
Palace Pharma Faces Market Hurdle Over Cold Cream Claim
Fragmentary notes show Palace Pharmaceutical selling a cold cream product amid questions about its ingredients and market approval. Claims reference a consumer complaint and potential regulatory review.
Youngest Marred Bean Elopes at Thirteen in Ohio Town
Loutaville Ohio July B Prank L Farris eleven year old son of Charles and Parris formerly a state representative eloped with Cates Meth Krutsinger nineteen year old daughter of local businessman Sim Krutsinger. They wed on Saturday in the state and returned home the next day. The marriage was kept secret until yesterday. They planned it while going to school together and had to elope to obtain a license. Master Farris is believed to be the youngest married man in the state. The couple will live with his parents in the city.
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Nev
James J. Jeffriend
Lfe
Jack Johnson
Jeffriea
Jeffries
Johnson
Mister Johnson
Bing McCarney
Loutaville
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Cht
Cates Meth Krutsinger
Sim Krutsinger
Chetties
Farris
Oregon man convicted of murder in lynching case
Oregon man Jacson Caseday was found guilty of murder in the first degree for his role in the lynching of Ollie Snyder months ago. Ben Hinton Kimmel Earl Shields Bert Green were jointly convicted for alleged participation. Hinton was convicted by a jury.
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Gilty Viameawes
Connemecn
Ollie
Snyder
Ben Hinton
Kimmel
Earl Shields
Bert Green
Hinton
Saloon Licenses Targeted by Socialist Group Action
Milwaukee July 1 report says 104 saloonkeepers face license suspension by the Socialist Brain committee. Of these 104, 64 have blacked out names and 20 withdrew their protests, with indictments and enforcement to begin at once.
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Milwaukee
Socialiet
Utah Grading Company Wins Colorado Railroad Contract
Oxden Utah July 1 Utah Construction Company has been awarded a multi million dollar contract to grade a 50 mile double track railroad section between Pueblo and Waldenburg in Colorado. The project will be operated jointly by the Colorado and Southern and the Rio Grande.
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GRTS
Colorado
Oxden
Utah
Utah Construction Company
Hase
Pueblo
Walnenburg
Colorado and Southern
Roosevelt Will Aid Massachusetts Campaign
Boston July 11. Senator Lodge stated Theodore Roosevelt will play a part in the Massachusetts fall campaign, expressing interest in the success of Governor Draper and that his influence will be helpful. The report notes Lodge’s belief in Roosevelt’s continued political involvement.
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Polteics
Boston
Theodore Roosevelt
Magsachusetta
Lodge
Bayeen
Draper
Auto records fall at Indianapolis meet
Indianapolis Indiana Joly Burman driving a Marquette Bullet smashes two records in three day meet opening. He lowers the fifty mile mark to 40 73 and improves the one mile time from 8 14 68 to 8 10 48. He also boosts the five mile Chevron Jet record from 4 11 47 to 4 40 08. The Coke cup race is scheduled for Saturday.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Joly J. —Burman
Taft and Knapp discuss suspension of interstate rates
Beverly Massachusetts July 1 reports say after a long talk President Taft and Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman Knapp clarified the commission will not use its new authority to suspend rates except in exceptional cases. The debate centers on the bill’s framing and concerns for large shippers.
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Interstate
Beverly
Mass
Taft
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
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