Supreme Court reverses Brogdex borax ruling on fruit treatment
Justice McReynolds leads unanimous high court ruling overturning lower court conclusions on using borax solution to wash and treat fresh fruits and vegetables for market. The decision bars patent claims and liability for handling produce preserved with borax, prompting endorsements from Florida, California, and other states plus USDA backing.
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Washington
McReynolds
Supreme Court
Alloiiean Bruit Growers, Inc
United States Supreme Court
United States Department of Agriculture
Florida
California
Ambalin
Georgia
Loulalhan
Texas
United States
Brogdex
Ond
United States District Court
Wilmington
Det
United States District Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Brogdex Company
California Fruit Growers Exchange
Spring Suit Styles Sparkle in Blue and White Attire
Fashion notes describe a bright blue and white suit with white trim and a tricorne hat in blue and white straw. A blue oxford and red accents appear in the outfit, reflecting a chic spring look with nautical hints.
Invasion of Gypsy Moths Threatens New England Forests
The New York conservation department warns of a major gypsy moth infestation spreading toward New England from Milan in Dutchess County. A barrier zone is set, with scouts and exterminators vigilant. Governor Roosevelt seeks federal aid to double the state’s war on pests and create jobs as Morgenthau asks for increased federal support. The invasion traces to 1869 when Trouvelot’s crossbreeding experiments released caterpillars into the wild, prompting a costly statewide effort since 1800.
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New York Conservation Department
New England
Milan
Dutchess County
Connecticut
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Leopold Trouvelot
Trouvelet
Europe
Massachusetts
Lights of New York and the English Speaking Union
Preparations for four New York musical shows feature a large team from writers to designers and stage staff. The English Speaking Union of the United States, based in New York, promotes friendly relations through English language exchange. Puzzle enthusiast Bam Toyd lists notable figures, but the writer vows not to join that exclusive circle.
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United States
New York
Gratitude and the Duty to Acknowledge Kindness
Thomas Arkle reflects on gratitude in daily life and urges a society formed around expressing thanks for acts of kindness. He recalls drafting letters of appreciation, notes how acknowledgment motivates others, and praises gratitude as a social lubricant that strengthens obligations and generosity.
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Atvh
Goma
Batance
Dunkee
Nequal Titanine
Nik
Plonayro
Potpourri Flies and the spread of house flies in clips
The excerpt notes that there are about 40000 known fly species with two wings and groups such as gnats, blowflies, mosquitoes, and midges sharing traits. It states a single female house fly could produce 131 quadrillion descendants in six months if none were killed, reflecting paper clipping style assertions from the Western Newspaper Union.
Puzzle filled voyage tale with a plane wreck
A convoluted OCR fragment mentions a plane bound for New York struck by a huge wave turning over at night. No injuries are detailed though the aircraft suffered scratches. Historical syndicate credit appears with Bell and WNU services.
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New York
Bell Syndicata I
WNU Serviba
Tanlac Help Restores Health and Appetite
Mrs. Fred Westin of Portland Oregon testifies that Tanlac cured her three year stomach trouble, built her up to health, and produced a 27 pound gain. The ad claims Tanlac aids indigestion nausea dizziness headaches and appetite with no mineral drugs and offers a money back guarantee.
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Tanlac
Fred Westin
Ft North
Portland
Ore
Philips Milk of Magnesia offers fast relief for upset stomachs
A vintage ad-style blurb promotes Philips Milk of Magnesia as a quick remedy for sour stomach and excess acid. It claims immediate relief within minutes, endorses doctors and hospitals, and urges insisting on the genuine product found in drugstores. The passage ends with a government legal note about the Department of Justice defending the government in suits.
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Philips
Maghesio
Phiips
Department of Justice
Kruschen Salts touted for fat loss and energy
An advertisement claims Kruschen Salts reduce fat by eleven pounds in six weeks and boost energy and vigor. It markets the product as safe with a money back guarantee, noting worldwide use and daily intake with hot water each morning.
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Mowe
Ruggista America
Jose
Fragmented Local Notice Reads Odd Fragments
A damaged OCR snippet shows unclear wording about a local notice. Readable elements hint at a public or court matter but specifics are missing.
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India
Growers of Fruit Hall
Court Victory
Wka
Gypsy Moth
Néw
England
Hudson
Champlain
Brooklyn
Amer
Malgial
Sheymouth
Speedy Goun
Berlin
Ithe
Woberg
Savings Bank
Agrry A
Boutler
Walter Trumbull
Seta
Moat
Bam Toyd
Newton
Huxley
Herschel
Byron
Macauley
Longfellow
Pop
Furnum
Roosevelt
Edison
Thomas Arkle
Clark
University of Maxois
Wang
Reinald Werrenroth
Hise Holt
Chat
Whilam Titemin
Hawau
Gray
W. F. Gray & Co
Naahville
Tenn
Andrew Jackson
Simonao
Wisconsin
Imuruvedt Anthitermunt
Aldatad
Collie Worth
Astehem
Ania Yael
Bale Tone
U.8
Dent
Ol Agriun Iurcay Venedria
Num
Iene
County
Aganta
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