Vaccination Rule Sparks Outcry Over Travel Orders
The St Louis Post Dispatch criticizes a state health board order requiring travelers on railways and intercounty streetcars to prove vaccination within three years before buying tickets. The piece cites Jefferson City and Kansas City as examples, notes smallpox in Missouri, cites religious objections, and argues the rule causes widespread trouble and costs.
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St. Cuis
Post-Dispatch
State Board Health
Sao&t
Jefferson City
Osage City
Here
Missouri Pacific
North
Jefferson
South
Cedar City
Missouri
Kansas City
State Board of Health
Otoher
Union Station
St. Louis
Free-for-all race for Missouri constitutional convention delegates
Citizens may enter the race for delegate-at-large by securing 5 percent petition signatures and filing 30 days before the election. The piece notes fusion tickets, independence candidates, and the entry of Judge EB M Zevely as a Democratic candidate for district delegate, with Zevely well known in the Jefferson City district.
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Jefferson, City
Missouri
Missouri Constitutional Association of
EB. M. Zevely
Linn
Jefferson City
State Senate
Slang in Chicago Education Talk Sparks Debate
The New York Sun reports Professor Harry G. Paul defending slang as a language builder at the National Council of Teachers of English. He notes Chicago's love of blunt phrasing over formal terms, cites desist versus forbear, and urges practical, time-saving business language while praising slang as a spontaneous, evolving force enriching English.
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New York Sun
Academic
Chicago
Scholastic
Harry G. Paul
Paul
National Council of Teachers of English
John
Milwaukee
New York
Prig
Robert Louis Stevenson
Ice cream origins and quirky 19th century notes
A fragmented early 20th century style piece cites Italian origins for ice cream credited to a Alpine living Italian, describing an original method with a bucket and paddle. It also mentions commercial ice cream in England before the United States, plus miscellaneous antiquated quips about fashion, manners, and changing times.
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Italy
Alps
England
United States
S. T. Nivling F
Rochester
New York
The
National Association of Ice-Cream
Manufacturers
Wanted good rags at Democrat Tribune office
Classified notice seeking rag salvage offering five cents per pound paid by the Democrat Tribune. Reading as a brief help-wanted sale note for paper rags.
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Democrat- Tribune
Dominion apple crop yields rise across Canada in 1921
Canada reports 3,837,200 barrels of apples in 1921 with British Columbia producing 1,009,000 barrels. Ontario 960,000, Quebec 35,200, New Brunswick 33,000, Nova Scotia 4,300,000. Okanagan region valued at $6,000,000. total Canadian apple crop valued at $30,009,000. Average price per barrel around $8.77. exports 1,127,400 barrels, likely to exceed.
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Ottawa
Canada
Dominion Fruit Commissioner
British Columbia
Okanagan
Kootenay
Pacific Coast
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Quebec
New Brunswick
Niagara Peninsula
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Joseph Goldman
Cole County Democrat Printing Co
Jefferson City, MO
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Pine Streets
St.louis
Dave.Gelder
C. C. Swinney
Horlick
Fountaina
Horlick’s
Ad Carter
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Hongver
Missouri-Ims
Bill
Qut
Vom
Seas
Willie
Aadi
G. A. Fischer
Theo. Angewendt
Soal
Wood Dealer
Main and Mulberry
W. A. Dallmeyer
Insurance Agency
East High Street
TY Bel Fighiofs
Saint Louis
Meverell L. Good
Dick Walton
D.woodworth
Assis
Miles
Pansipes
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