Noodle labeling battle alarms federal officials
A joint hearing by federal and state food authorities examined noodles, macaroni, and pasta to curb fraud. Officials highlighted fraudulent coloring and diluted nutrition in products labeled as egg noodles, stressing the need for truthful labeling and consumer protection.
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Joint Committee On Definitions and Standards
Association of American Dairy, Food and Drug Officials
Association of Official Agrcultural Chemists
United States Department of Agriculture
Maey Dee White
Cardui praised by West Virginia woman after long suffering
Helpless Summit Point resident Anna Relie Emey recounts 15 years of pain from womanly trouble. She credits Cardui, the woman's tonic, with rapid relief after twelve bottles and a full recovery. She urges other weak women to try Cardui, noting decades of use and urging readers to consult their druggists or write for the booklet.
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Summit Point
W. Va
Anna Relie Emey
Tam
Cardus
Cardui
Manesian
Chaitanooga Medicina Co
Chalanotaa
Tanita
Noodles and Macaroni Colored to Deceive Consumers
The article notes eggless noodles and macaroni dyed yellow to imitate egg content, with merchants profitably selling cheaper substitutes. It explains the health and labeling concerns, tests like boiled water color, and calls for standards to ban artificial coloring, set minimum egg content, and limit moisture.
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al 'Éls
Iearing
Department of’ Agriculture
Committee On Definitions and Standards
Gibbons Wrong on Suffrage and Gay Leaders
In York on July 7 Mrs Harriet Stanton Blatch, head of the Women's Political Union, accuses Cardinal Gibbons of wanting to drive women toward polygamy or illegitimacy. She cites his letter to James R. Nugent warning that the war would drag women into risky social roles and critiques his stance on suffrage and wartime preaching to women.
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York
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Women’s Political Union
Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons Opposes Suffrage But Catholics Split Views
A collection of quotes shows Carrie Chapman Catt and others disputing Cardinal Gibbons stance on woman suffrage. Catholic leaders largely back suffrage while the Cardinal’s opposition is noted as influential but not decisive. Other items mention motorcyc1e for sale, seed potatoes near Terra Alta, water filtration with Hygen, and Sayville cipher notes.
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Carrie Chapman Catt
Empire State Campaign Committee
Cardinal Gibbons
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Mary Garrett Hay
Lillian Feichert
Woman Suffrage Asso
Ciation
Joan
Preston
Terra Alta
J. Y. McDonald
Vandervort
Wood County
Spencer Stone
Parkersburg
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