The Constitutional Supreme Court And Its High Court
A historical summary outlines the U S Supreme Court as the nation’s highest legal authority with broad original jurisdiction in cases involving ambassadors and states, plus maritime disputes. It notes the current seven associate justices, appointment by president with Senate consent, life tenure, and quarterly sessions in Washington.
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Absorption of Odors by Milk Warns Dairykeepers
The article explains that milk readily absorbs volatile substances and odors from its surroundings, affecting butter quality. Experiments by Dr. Dougall show milk exposed to turpentine onions tobacco smoke creosote and other fumes retained odors for hours, with cream behaving similarly. It stresses careful storage away from kitchens cellars and foul smells, especially in sickrooms, to avoid tainting dairy products.
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L. B. Arnold
Arnold
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From Bonanza to Waste Dump What Has Become of a Famous Mill
The old Consolidated Virginia mill site, torn down, will serve as a waste rock dump. Reportedly the operation once yielded vast riches with stamps worth huge sums and thousands of miners prospering. now the site drains wealth from the area. A Reno Gazette item questions the end state and moral implications.
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Reno
Azette
Tough Times and Kindness in a Tramp's Tale
A frail exchange features a kind-hearted old lady speaking to a tramp about harsh times. The tramp laments scarcity of drink and food in harsher days, while a judge remarks on the era's difficulties.
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Bret
That Bad Tian and the Bodily Causation of Crime
A discussion on how moral character reflects physical health, arguing kidneys and body strength shape mind and will. It praises Warner's Safe Cure as a remedy addressing root causes, not symptoms, and notes a pamphlet explains disease origins in plain dialogue.
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Warner
Job Applicant Hopes for Work Amid Short Staff
A proprietor considers hiring an applicant with twenty years of experience and recommendations. The office boy, porter, and private watchman are in a labor meeting, so the case will be reviewed later. The proprietor doubts the office boy but offers to call again.
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Boston Transcript
Pearl name game at Graceville ends with witty reply
In Graceville a waiter asked the new waitress her name and she replied Pearl. When asked if she was the pearl of great price she answered No I am one of the pearls cast before swine. An eclectic collage of ad blurbs follows with claims for Hye Water Dr. Isaac Thompson and Prickly Ash Bitters among others.
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