Americans Eat Too Much Food in New York Story
A Sun special from New York argues Americans, especially children, eat excessively during outings and daily life. It cites health experts and doctors noting stomach strain, convulsions in children, and the dangers of fruit, cake, and candy binges. Economically better families also overindulge, while poor families suffer from imbalanced diets.
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Advice on Diet for Children and Families from Earlier Text
The passage discusses meal timing and content for all ages, urging warm breakfast with milk for under twos, substantial noon meals, and plain hearty foods later. It warns against overeating rich foods, recommends simple bread, butter, fruit, and cake, and suggests limiting sweets at finger meals to preserve appetite for later meals. It notes early supper, frequent meals, and cautions against indulgent dining habits.
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Salary to Continue for James P Baker Under Receivership
Special judge James P Baker presided in Portor Court No 3 as the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Traction Company receivers examined books and approved settling outstanding accounts since January 1 totaling about 40 000. As president, Henry stated a 5000 salary would continue under receivership while bondholders approve funds and certificates are issued for disbursement.
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Lanor
Plaume
Henry
Reine Hinds
State Has Queer Request From Factory Inspector
The state factory inspector receives many strand Communications requests and on Friday a letter signed by three Indianapolis factory workers asks to remove two men who are said to be too dissipated to stay. The foreman says he cannot control the men, and the note implies danger among the workers.
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Shewed the Horseman Special to the Son
Mrs John E Madden, formerly divorced from Kentucky horseman, wed Norman Bell in a quiet ceremony conducted by Rev George Webster. The marriage follows earlier court actions in Cincinnati Kentucky and New York and reflects lingering estrangement from Madden and his sons.
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Madden
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Bell
George 3. Webster
Church of the Covenant
B. Sixey
Cinematic Court
Ang Strn
Maddon
Neglect of Duty Charged at Brightwood Waterworks
Joseph Harkness, superintendent, and John Renn, night engineer, faced neglect of duty and insubordination charges after disputes over obeying orders at the Brightwood waterworks. Harkness filed counter charges against Renn, and the Board of Public Works with Mayor Bobkwalter held a hearing amid disputed statements.
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Brightwood Waterworks
Board of Public
Charles A. Bobkwalter
Rane
Reault
Jean Foreh
Brewers Merge into Huge Trust in New York
Special to the Snc. KEW YORI July 21 announces formation of a trust uniting 17 breweries led by George W. Young & Co. with combined output around 28,000 barrels per year and 7 cooperative breweries. Major members include Von Aumers Brewing, Excelsior, and Vene ral, with bonds issued totaling 18.5 million and preferred plus common stock to subscribers. Some breweries remain outside the consolidation as efforts to unify the beer industry continue amid past failed attempts.
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Vonaumers’ Brewing Company, Limited
Excelsior Brewing Company
Veneral Brewing Company
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the Breweries Bond and Securities Company
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Co-Operative Beeweriee
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Tyne
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Ruppert’s
Philadelphia
Newark
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Kansas City
Congress man Watson tours Hagerstown fair
United States Congressman Watson visited the Wayne county fair in Hagerstown and saw a girl described as a wild child exhibited in a tent. He urged county prosecutors to pursue action against the attraction’s proprietor under child labor laws.
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Watson
Wayne County
Hagerstown
Fr County
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Three Killed in Jersey City Railroad Wreck
A special to The Sup says three men died in a railroad yard wreck at Jersey City when a spread rail toppled a freight train and plunged down an embankment. The engineer, Heery Christany, the fireman, Herman Moleski, and the forward brakeman, Paddock, were killed.
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Heery Chritany
Herman Moleski
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Fortune Left to Widow in Obscure Will At Probate
The bulk of a large estate was bequeathed to Mrs Sage with 20 000 and 70 nieces and nephews sharing smaller sums. John Nunn and Charles W Deharas named executors. Any beneficiary opposing probate risks disinheritance. Located in New York, the will filing appears in probate records.
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Knights of Pythias emblem placed atop grand lodge building
A large stone bearing the carved emblem of the Knights of Pythias was installed in the top story of the grand lodge building on Friday. The stone, placed in three sections, weighs 6,500 pounds, and a 4 foot meeting staff will be added to the building.
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Knights of Pythias
Grand Wodge
Morphine in Stomach Ties to Child’s Death in Lexington
In Lexington on July 2, Nolan Griffith was held for the grand jury without bail for the murder of his 11 month old daughter. State chemists report morphine found in the child’s stomach, and evidence suggests the mother bought morphine shortly before the infant’s death.
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Wee Griffith
Ole
Nolan Grifith
Daugster
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Mail Men to Meet in State Home Room 12
The State League of Fourth-glass Power will hold a meeting in room 12 at the state home on August 3. The league aims to improve the service and address postmaster concerns and related issues.
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French Russian upheavals and revolutionary strains
Fragmented account describes inchoate unrest in France under Louis XVI with the Third Estate, tax pressure, and royal oppression. It also references a Russian Revolution mood, peasant poverty, limited votes, and reformist movements including figures like M Witte, Nicholae II, and the Douma.
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