Tuberculosis Hazard From Bovine Source Warns Health Officials
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture, this piece warns that bovine tuberculosis endangers children, especially under five, with estimates that about one in four cases among young children comes from cattle. It urges milk pasteurization and strict tuberculin testing to ensure herd and milk safety, stressing vigilance in pasteurization to protect public health.
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United States Department of Agriculture
New York City
Malt Syrup Seen as Sugar Substitute
The United States Department of Agriculture reports malt sugar syrup as a promising sugar substitute with a honeylike flavor. Made from grains like barley, corn, or potatoes, it suits cooking, baking, and candy, and may not crystallize. it is already sold to bakeries and manufacturers, with wholesale prices 7 to 9 cents per pound.
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United States Department of Agricultura
Bureau of Chemistry
Imade
Thoroughly Wash All Fowl for Safe Poultry Prep
Guidance on cleaning and handling fowl to avoid off tastes and spoilage. Wash and scrub inside and out with warm water and baking soda, draw promptly, and store cold. If drawn after killing, wash before use. otherwise wash before cooking for best quality. Keep cold and avoid warm room storage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Housewife Tips And Quick Cleanup Hints From A Page
A jumble of domestic hints covers how to prepare cold boiled potatoes for potato salad and keep a stove clean with newspaper. It suggests using thin blinds, asbestos mats for gas ranges, blotting paper for candle wax, paraffin for grass stains, and a clothes pin to core apples.
DITOR PLAYER 15 HELD FOR MURDER
Coroner jury in Gallatin recommends holding Hugh J. Tarwater city clerk without bail for first degree murder in the death of Wesley L Robertson editor of the Gallatin Democrat. Robertson's dying statement says Tarwater demanded no publication of his name. shooting followed.
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Wesley L. Robertson
the Democrat
Gallatin
Hugh J. Tarwater
W. L. Robertson
Missouri Democratic harmony meeting planned in St Louis
Democratic leaders in Missouri plan a harmony meeting in St Louis early next month. The idea originated in Washington among Missouri congressional delegation members, with former Gov Dockery active in the scheme. Leaders say factions must unite for harmony as party morale suffers and candidates hesitate to announce for state offices.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Harmony
St. Louis
Washington
Dockery
Infant body found preserved in alcohol in Mo. dwelling
In Douiphan Ben Fritsch tore down an old burned dwelling and uncovered a half gallon glass jar inside a frame wall containing a preserved infant body in alcohol. Dr C A Proctor could not determine the exact age but estimated at least three or four years since immersion. No family had lived in the house for three years.
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Douiphan
Ben Fritsch
C. A. Proctor
Pershing Visited Laclede and Met Local Folk
General John J Pershing returned to his birthplace Laclede where villagers and visitors greeted him as a simple American citizen. Crowns and crowds across Europe and America had hailed him, yet he stood among the town's plain folk, a notable figure mingling with residents.
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Laclede
John Joseph Pershing
Europe
America
Richardson argues whisky cargo cannot be confiscated
Cape Girardeau reports John H. Richardson, son of Bloomfield Deputy Internal Revenue Collector, states the $44,400 cargo of whisky and gin seized from a tunnel at Commerce and stored in a warehouse cannot be confiscated by the government due to ice floes interrupting a river launch.
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Cape Girardeau
John H. Richardson
Bloomfield
Internal Revenue Collector
Christmastime Baby Born to Zoellners in Cape Girardeau
Cape Girardeau Missouri welcomed a Christmas morning girl to Mr and Mrs Joseph Zoellner. The newborn arrived when gifts are found in stockings, inspiring parents to name her Merry Christmas in honor of the holiday.
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Cape Girardeau
Joseph Zoellner
Warrenton candidate Hukriede seeks Congress against Clark
T W Hukriede of Warrenton Mo former chairman of the Republican State Committee of Missouri is a candidate for Congress against Champ Clark in the Ninth District. Postmistress Susan M Thomas resigns at De Witt Mo and marries Henry A England a farmer near Wakenda Mo. Loura Walicott near Linn Osage county was killed when thrown into a circular saw powered by a gasoline engine severing his spine.
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Warrenton
T. W. Hukriede
Republican State Committee of
Missouri
Congress
Champ Clark
de Witt
Susan M. Thomas
Henry A. England
Wakenda
Jefferson City
Loura Walicott
Linn
Osage County
Watch for Branham brothers in St. Louis case
St Louis police are asked to seek George Branham 23 and his brother Joseph 19 after the death of Mrs Grace Johnson. She tried to intervene in an alley fight and was struck when a boy was hurled against a fence. A coroner's jury charged George Branham with her death.
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Hannibal
St. Louis
George Branham
Joseph
Grace Johnson
George Banham
Democratic and Republican candidates file for Fourteenth District race
Cape Girardeau reports H E Alexander an attorney enters the Democratic nomination bid for Congress in the Fourteenth District. Other Democrats listed include FE M Norman of Dexter, R L Ward of Caruthersville, and T R R Ely of Kennett. The incumbent Ed D Hays seeks reelection, while Republican hopefuls include Judge J A Finch of New Madrid and Maj W C Macorey of Jackson.
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Cape Girardeau
H. E. Alexander
FE. M. Norman
Dexter
R. L. Ward
Caruthersville
T. R. R. Ely
Kennett
Ed. D. Hays
J. A. Finch
New Madrid
Maj. W. C. Macorey
Jackson
Missouri district tops ore output in 1919 despite low prices
Joplin Missouri reports 1919 as a record year for lead and zinc ore production in the Missouri Kansas Oklahoma district. Zinc output totaled 424000 tons for the year, up from 362768 tons in 1918 and 408837 tons in 1917, though valuations failed to set a record due to lower prices.
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Joplin
Missouri-Kansas- Oklahoma
Poplar Bluff Rice King Faces Bankruptcy and Bond Update
Poplar Bluff resident George Begley Jr., once dubbed the rice king for managing a 3000 acre plantation, filed an amended bankruptcy petition and schedule in U S district court. He remains under a $40000 bond on forgery charges and recently admitted obtaining about $175000 through bogus notes.
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Poplar Bluff
George Begley, Jr
United States District Court
Begley
Ele
Pershing Sends Christmas Gift to Laclede Old Residents
On Christmas morning Mayor Allen received a letter from Gen. John J. Pershing with his personal check for 150 dollars. He asked that the money be distributed as a Christmas gift to the town's elderly Black residents, especially those who had worked for the Pershing family when they lived in Laclede.
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Laclede
Allen
John J. Pershing
Pershing
Kentucky tobacco growers eye Ripley County crop in Kentucky standard
Doniphan's A C Picxard of Mayfield Kentucky has bought nearly all Ripley County's first crop of tobacco. A small Kentucky settlement in the county's southern part produced about 40,000 pounds of tobacco this season and asserts the weed grows here with quality on par with Kentucky.
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Doniphan
A. C. Picxard
Mayfield
Ripley County
Kentucky
Compulsory School Attendance Enforced in Ozark County
In West Plains area officers pursue parents who deny children public education under the new law. A Howell County man was fined 25 dollars for letting two of his children miss school.
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West Plains
Ozark
A. Howell County
Missouri Pacific to pay 14208 for coal hauling costs
Jefferson City reports the Missouri Pacific Railroad must pay 14 208 dollars after a Supreme Court decision. The suit involved the McGrew Coal Company of Lexington being charged 40 cents per ton to haul coal 63 miles in one direction and 65 cents per ton to haul the same coal 60 miles in the opposite direction. The ruling clarifies freight rate charges and the ruling stems from the court's interpretation of carrier duties.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Pacific Railroad
McGrew Coal Company of
Lexington
Supreme Court
Will Elect Directors Bolivar Polk County Society
Twelve directors of the Polk County Agricultural and Mechanical Society will be elected at the Bolivar annual meeting on January 65. The society promotes the annual Polk County fair.
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Bolivar
Polk County Agricultural and Mechanical Society
Polk County
Farm Brings Sixty Thousand Dollars near Union Missouri
Marshall Mo March 5 1864 Pettis County native Kellis A Easley supervisor of safety committee for Missouri Kansas Texas Railway dies at Bedalia. Born on a Pettis County farm March 5 1864 he served the Katy Railway since 1882 as telegrapher and conductor.
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Katy
Bedalia
Kellis A. Easley
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Pettis County
Callaway Countian Dies At 72 In Audrain County
J. J. Herring, 72, longtime Callaway County resident, died at his brother’s home in Audrain County. He had resided in Callaway for many years and was known in Fulton community circles. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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Callaway Countian
Fulton
J. J. Herring
Callaway County
Audrein County
Gowns for Formal Dress Bright glow defines this season’s attire
The article describes bright gowns using metallic brocades, silk, satin, beads, and rhinestones to create glowing evening and afternoon dresses. It notes that afternoon frocks are versatile and can rival evening gowns with artificial lighting, cites specific design elements like georgette, crepe, and satin, and highlights two example outfits with detailed construction and adornments.
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Georgette
Freshen up interiors with cretonne and restrained tones
Women can refresh homes without high costs by using light gray, tan, buff, and barley shades on walls and cretonne fabrics for draperies, cushions, and bed coverings. Cretonne offers abundant designs for living rooms and bedrooms, with plain fabrics bordered by patterns, and accessories from lamp shades to box covers, all while avoiding overuse and keeping rooms inviting.
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Walla
Unusual Apricot Duvetyn Blouse Described
A blouse seen recently is described as apricot colored duvetyn with its entire surface couched in navy blue floss. The item is noted for its distinctive textile work and color combination.
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