Blackleg and Vaccination Efforts At Kansas College
The Kansas State Agricultural College Veterinary Department issues bulletins A to C on blackleg with review and vaccination guidance. Free vaccine supplies claim over 25,000 calves vaccinated. printed directions accompany each order. Also noted are political protests and public discourse about militarism and civic rights alongside editorials and local notices.
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The Politics of Labor in The Chronist’s View
The Chronist argues workers should study political and social issues rather than blindly aligning with Republicans or Democrats Their loyalty is influenced by heritage and environment, not reason The piece critiques party systems and urges voters to favor principles over party labels, noting factions within both major parties and the rise of independent ideals
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Wealthy Libertine Trial Reflects Manhood and Justice
A Canton Oklahoma trial of Mrs George centers on murder accusations against George D. Saxton. The disputed case portrays wealth, power, and female virtue amid public scrutiny as jurors weigh moral claims and legal guilt despite provocative testimonies. The report also notes a Pennsylvania legislator admitting a vote-for-money offer and varied opinions from readers.
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Hall's Catareh Cure Promoted Despite Mercury Claims
An early 20th century ad defends Hall's Catareh Cure against mercury content charges, stating the remedy contains no mercury and is taken internally to affect the system. It warns against unprescribed uses and notes Toledo, Ohio manufacturing and F. J. Cheney & Co as makers with testimonials available. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills as a related product.
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Shift of Responsibility on Sherman Suit Splits Opinion
Attorney General Griggs acts to shift blame for a controversial letter by suing the Chesapeake and Ohio association known as the soft coal trust under the Sherman act, with the case to be led by the solicitor general in Cincinnati. The piece also quotes Col. Ingersoll on trusts and critiques wage labor and imperial expansion, warning of rising discontent and calls for fair treatment of workers and natives in overseas territories.
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