Supreme Court Reverses Brogdex Patent Ruling
Washington January ruling by Justice McNeynolis overturns lower court decisions in a unanimous 69 vote. The American Fruit Growers Inc petition argued a Brogdex patent on borax or boric acid used to treat fresh fruit and vegetables is invalid, aided by USDA and Florida briefs. The decision halts appeals against Brogdex and impacts California fruit trade practices nationwide.
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Supreme Court
American Frott Growera, Inc
United States Supreme Court
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California
Alabama
Georgia
Louisianna
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Del
Merida
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Thtra
Philadelphia
Ildenga
Brogilos Company
Brogdex
Aotio
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Plan Fight to Finish on Gypsy Meth Any N
A garbled note describes a late 19th century event with references to Medford Maks, 62 years ago, and a march of devastation at Hudson and Champlain valleys, hinting at a planned confrontation or counteraction related to a drug or gang activity.
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Hudson and
Champlain
Stenog 8 bat long voyage and New England gypsy moth alert
A lengthy report notes a stenographer from Brooklyn traveling to Britain to demonstrate typing, while New England faces a gypsy moth infestation in Milan and surrounding counties. Governor Roosevelt calls for doubled war funding to strengthen forces and create jobs. Federal aid is sought to clean infestations as authorities trace origins to Leopold Trouvelot and past Massachusetts efforts.
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Amer
Plymouth
England
Great Britain
Brince
New York Conservation Department
New England
Milan
Dutchesa
Connecticut
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Leopold Trouvelot
Trouvelet
Europe
Massachusetts
Justice Is Speedy in Connecticut Bank Robbery Case
Three youths from Berlin and Meriden were sentenced to a total of 28 years in the state prison after holding up and robbing the Berlin Seyloge Bank of $18,968.76 in Wethersfield. The case followed a rapid legal process with sentences handed down little more than hours after the crime.
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Speedy Astford
Berlin and Meriden
Wethersfield
Berlin
Dog-Hair Suit Wows Boston Show Crowd
Doctor Harry A. Souther astonishes judges at a recent dog show with a handmade dog-hair suit described as unusually creative. The exhibit draws curious spectators and highlights inventive canine-themed attire in the event’s fashion segment.
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Boston
Harry A. Souther
Hetr
Lights of New York 9 shows reveal backstage chaos and union tales
Preparations for a New York musical reveal a vast backstage world with producers writers composers and designers. Choreographers, stage hands and a large chorus face crowded racks of costumes while “Snishers” sew fast to meet deadlines. The English Speaking Union aims for cross border understanding among English speakers. Sam Loyd and famed writers are cited as brain tessers, though the writer jokes about joining their company.
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New York
Maglc
Sete
Ueuplly
Angel
United States
Gratitude and its role in daily acts of kindness
Dean Thomas Arkle Clark argues gratitude strengthens social ties and inspires reciprocal good deeds. He cites a letter from a former student about a small but meaningful favor and urges founding a society to express daily gratitude, noting benefits for friendship and motivation.
Incomplete Potpourri on Insect Species and Offspring
The fragment discusses two moth species and common trails, noting that one offspring was killed. It mentions house and queen insects, a planned offspring count of 131 queen ants, and a dollar amount tied to Western Nowapower Union. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or dates.
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Western Nowapower Union
Travel notes on Wister and The Virginian and stage life
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Owen Wister's Northwest journey with Lee and mentions The Virginian. It notes the book's reception in the East and references Vivian Flyit, Guy Woit, and vaudeville. The garbled text ends with a chaotic chorus of unrelated names and a muffled, unclear final line.
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Owen Wister
Wister
Vivian Flyit
Winger
Guy Woit
Refound Werrenrenth
Alex Tole Taever
Life Jr
Wiliois Furi
Lishing
Tantae healing claim for stomach trouble and good health
A Portland resident touts Tantae as a cure for indigestion stomach trouble and weakness claiming it restored health and appetite after years of suffering. The ad promises no mineral drugs uses roots barks and herbs and offers a money back guarantee with dosing under two cents per dose.
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Tantae
Mia
Fred Westin
North
Portland
Ore
Milk of Magnesia Relief For Stomach Upset
An advertisement promotes Milk of Magnesia to soothe sour stomach and indigestion. It claims fast relief within minutes and notes doctors endorse the product. Available in 25c and larger sizes at drugstores.
Wisconsin Woman Loses 11 Lbs With Miracle Salts
An advertisement-style item promotes Kruachen Salts claiming dramatic weight loss and health benefits. It asserts a slimming result in weeks, boosts energy and mood, and promises overall rejuvenation, urging daily hot-water consumption before breakfast and implying global usage.
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Iain
Unclear Fragment Highlights Long Running Chat Run
Fragmentary text shows a stretched interaction and a mention of a four year run. The line references a person and a long engagement, with garbled quotation indicating dialogue about a relationship or project. No clear dates, places, or organizations are present.
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