Hall's Catarrh Care and Miscellaneous Notices
A disjointed column lists Hall's Catarrh Care as a constitutional cure priced at 75 cents. It also includes stray notes on missionary descendants in the Canalian Islands, librarian reading habits, Roosevelt jewelry opinions, a claim of lifelong cures, scales for sale, a statue to Gordon, and an antiquated farming note about Scottish plows along with a climate excerpt describing Persians hottest region and extreme July August temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivery
Rand
United States
Inwsa
Inspectors Vigorously For Disease In Chicago Stock Yards
National government scrutiny at Chicago and 48 other cities inspects cattle hogs and sheep for disease before and after slaughter. Antemortem and postmortem exams determine fitness for food, with condemned carcasses sealed and set aside. Tuberculosis and cholera appear among beef and hogs, bloodlines traced through microscopic checks for export and interstate trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Sita
Ltis
U S Government Inspection of Slaughtered Animals
The article describes ante mortem and post mortem inspections, identification by seals and yellow cards, and condemnation procedures for diseased cattle hogs and sheep. It explains weighing, slaughtering, and rendering processes, and notes the legal framework and historical growth of the U S Department of Agriculture inspection program since 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heeves
U.S
U. S
Congress
Government Department of Agriculture
Fragmented Anecdotes From Antique Newspaper Snippets
A collage of joke lines and social quips from various papers features quick exchanges about acting, manners, shopping, and travel. The snippets include remarks on fashion, romance, and everyday scenes, showcasing humorous captions and pointed one liners from multiple publications.
Umbrella mixup and future food pretensions in Boston
A Boston boarding house keeper misplaced umbrellas and later retrieved her bundle after a mix up at Slovey's. A passerby noted the incident while a future food craze described compressed meals, pills, and printable meat extracts, touted for explorers and travelers. Massachusetts plans a state insane asylum colony with cottages and work on land to better engage residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Suimmer
Slovey’s
Cabridge
Slayey's
New York Sun
Tulane
Massachusetts
Soni
Deling
Equalized Temperature Observed in Silk and Wool Garments
A French experimenter M. I Leury notes electrification of air from friction on silk and wool. The resulting air currents tend to equalize temperature, supporting silk and wool as superior garments against temperature variation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. I Leury
Lings
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Jacobs Oil
Canalian Islands
E. W. Grove
Diocese of
Oxford
Guy English
Jixeter
Devon
Carter
Berk
Hall
Roosevelt
Notts Ornervonencaa
Dro
Sin
Bat
Chicago Scale Co
Gordon
Whartumn
Putnam
Scotland
Davoch
Aberdeenshire
Waterlan
Persiit
Persia
Gulf
Bright
Dodd
Philadelphia Press
Eve
Marsh
Philadelphia Bulletin
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Acimu
Kansas City Star
Norah
Lalo
Chicago Tribune
Mupma
Ethel
Chicago Record
Noax
Philadelphia Record
Phildelphia Ross
Weill
New York Weekly
Honduras
Baminay
Cllesgo ‘Tribune
McGarighe
McGarigle
Schwartz—Van
Manchester Union
Le-T
Gramt
Bazitr
Sean
Politcal
Chicko Evening Post
Brusbire
Tleun
Graves
Dresident
Indianapolis Journal
Mike
Washington Star
Umea
Boeton
C. D
Rusleus
Sorel Mangal
Elling Marklen Cal Vickie
Sears, Roebuck
Galcalo
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Han Aig
Ture
W.L. Douglas
I.cousise
Cuteliy W. L. Douglas Shoe CO
Broskto
Ian
Aaa
Our Town
Wii
Yicala
New York
S.C.N.U
Perkins
Perkins’ Wind Mill Co
Mishawaka, Indiana
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