Gold and finance clash over the nations money trust
The Fort Worth Gazette cites a lower gold stock estimate than the Treasury and quotes Perry Belmont criticizing official figures. Belmont warns of financial servitude if the greenbacks are replaced by private control, while readers urge caution against European domination of U S finances.
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Treasury Department
Perry Belmont
Cleveland
Rothschilds
Belmont
Europe
Exch9oe
Texas
Washington
America
Fort Worth
Arsenic Weed Killer Plan Used On Large Farms
Instructions detail boiling arsenic and sal soda to forty gallons then soaking Johnson grass fields. The method aims for a first thorough soak with possible follow ups. Also notes Mrs Charles Hart of Conshohocken Pa gave birth to twins, bringing their family to twelve in ten years.
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Texas Farm and Ranch
Charles Hart
Conshohocken, Pa
Adulterated Coffee and Market Profits Warned
The Westminster Gazette reports on coffee adulteration highlighting an experiment with forty three samples. Pasteur notes the average coffee content at 50 percent with burnt sugar and chicory forming a large portion of blends. It warns traders profit greatly from mislabeling blends to mislead consumers.
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Serbia
Coffee Association of London
London
Paul
Pasteur
Bay Po
Westminster Gazette
Texas praise and cautionary notes from an exchange
An unidentified exchange extols Texas with vivid images of its agriculture forests and minerals urging honesty and reward on Texas soil. It also satirizes street corner medicine vendors noting how people buy dubious cures and jokes that smooth talkers can part fools from their cash. The piece ends by citing Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder with a world’s fair high award.
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Cherokee Strip
Texas
J. Hoke Smith
Fakira
First Virginia Peanuts Reach New York Markets
The first appearance of peanuts in markets came when a ten bag consignment traveled from Virginia to New York in 174. Now over two million bushels are sold annually in the United States. In Connecticut a girls school servant discovery finds 687 wads of chewing gum stuck around after the school closed.
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Christian Advocate
States
Canada
North America
United States
New York World
Virginia
New York
Connecticut
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