Germs and Old Age A Study of Diet and Degeneration
The article discusses a theory that toxins from the digestive system, generated by fermentation and putrefaction, accelerate aging. It argues vegetarian diets may extend life, citing the longevity of Russian peasants and contrasts between carnivorous and herbivorous animals. It also notes rheumatic and gout links to meat-heavy diets and mentions J Milner Fothergill.
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Stentise
J. Milner Fothergill
Care of the Complexion Pimples and Blackheads
Pimples arise from skin disease but are curable. Use car bolic acid with glycerine on pimples several times daily. Follow with regular baths, exercise, and plain nutritious food. Blackheads come from perspiration and dirt. absolute cleanliness helps prevent and often cures them. Deep blackheads may require gentle pressing and cold cream application.
Populists and Free Silver Set for Alliance in Indiana
Indiana Populists under national committee guidance push for a union with Democratic free silver wing. Leaders predict inevitable cross party alliance, with shifts from old parties and a regional battleground across Indiana Illinois Iowa Minnesota. Party moves to organize free silver clubs and circulate silver literature among farmers.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Taubeneck
National Committee
Democratic Party
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Silver Movement Eyes Salt Lake Delegates
Spokane officials including Mayor Belt and Attorney General Jones will represent the city at the Salt Lake silver convention after a 500-person mass meeting. Governor McGraw had declined to appoint delegates, prompting local organizers to seek free coinage advocates for Seattle and Tacoma as well.
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Spokane
Wash
McGraw
Salt Lake
Patrick Henry Winston
Belt
Kingsbury
Jones
Seattle
Tacoma
Unit of value ruling settles 1792 1875 question
Judge Vincent holds the unit of value in the United States from 1792 to 1875 is the dollar. He says the measure is gold and silver with 37144 grains of silver and 24 1 2 grains of gold, supporting the affirmative proposition in the dispute between Hopkins Forrest Hesing and others.
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Chicago
W. A. Vincent
Hopkins
William
Forrest
Vincent
Supreme Court of New Mexico
Cleveland
Stephen Dorsey
Iroquois Club
Washington Hesing
John P. Hopkins
Sigmund Zeisler
W. S. Forrest
United States
Time Lock Mishap Traps Two Men in State Vault
Expert Marsh guiding Assistant Treasurer Charles W. Dow into the Wisconsin state treasury vault to inspect the time lock. the door failed to unlock and the pair became locked inside for about an hour. Both emerged exhausted and drenched in sweat.
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Madison
Wis
Marsh
State Treasury
Charles W. Dow
Riots at South Chicago Steel Plant Injure Police and Kill Striker
In a May riot after a mass meeting of about 500 strikers at the Illinois Steel Company plant in South Chicago, police dispersal failed and Lieutenant Wagner and three officers were shot. Five officers were wounded. one striker was fatally shot. The crowd fired stones and slag as officers fired about 25 shots. Police guarded mills and dynamite stock thereafter.
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Chicago
May
Ilinois Steel Company
South Chicago
Eighty-fourth Street
Wagner
Disorderly Strikers Shut Down Illinois Steel Plant
A May 7 strike at the Illinois Steel plant in South Chicago halted 2 blast furnaces and shut four more for repairs. About 1,200 workers left the job over wage differences, leaving 3,500 idle. Rioting injured four men including machinist Jack Shepard and two police officers.
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Chicago
Ilinois Steel Company
Jack Shepard
Edward Shaska
Leindecker
Patrick McNant
New York Bill Bans Racial Discrimination in Services
In New Albany New York on May 7 a General Assembly bill makes denying service or accommodations to citizens on race creed or color a misdemeanor. It adds penalties of 100 to 500 dollars and a further misdemeanor fine. The measure now goes to the Senate.
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Albany
N. Y
General Assembly
Senate
News Dealers Union Plans Defense Against Department Store Price Cuts
In New York on May 9 the executive committee of the News Dealers Booksellers and Stationers National association met to draft a nationwide appeal. National President M. May of Pawtucket Rhode Island presided and the plan seeks backing from the broader trade for a convention in Brooklyn August 13 14 to address price cutting by department stores.
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New York
National Association
M. May
Pawtucket
Rhode Island
United States
Brooklyn
Indigo Trade and Marion Era Recalled in Colonial Exchange
A historical note describes early American export practices with indigo and silver payments, tied to General Francis Marion and the 1780s era. It mentions merchants transporting funds in wagons, the Bank of the Star, and a nephew of Marion sent to school with wages and expenses as British forces occupied Charleston.
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Bank of the Star
North Carolina
Dietas
Virginia
Francis Marion
Hebkirk
Genersl Marien
Ifost
Charlestown
Dom
Corowalda
Charlotte Reete
Promised Land aims at Utah trip promotion and health resorts
The advertisement extols a Denver to Utah journey via Rio Grande Western railway featuring Utah’s warm springs sanitarium Great Salt Lake climate and Reach resort near Salt Lake City. It promotes pamphlets and travel details through M L Thompson Co and notes a medical remedy and teething product distribution in the same era.
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Deavier
Uta
Rio Grande
Utah
Col Iron and Coal
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State of Washington
Pelee
Silinote Steel Company
Equal Rights
New
Promised Land
M L. Thompson & CO
Droegiets
Remetz Winmow
Walter Baker