National Guard officers urge militia bill passage in Congress
Adjutant General Frank M Rom bold of Missouri and other militia leaders testified before the House committee on military affairs urging approval of a militia pay bill. They charged wasteful expenditure and called for reform of tariffs and government spending while contrasting Payn tarRefere ed policy with the need to support national defense and state militia readiness. The session also covered tariff board proposals, suppression of wasteful spending, and discussions of broader defense and fiscal policy.
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Frank M. Rombold
Missouri National Guard
John B. Meara
8. Louis
KL . Young
Ilinola
Theational Guard Association
Vari- 4
Lecongrena
Demrata
Missouri News Advises Egg Quality Standards Campaign
Dr. W. P. Culler, Missouri food and drug commissioner, launches circulars to egg dealers to prevent selling inedible eggs. The guidance urges clean nests, proper incubation, cool storage, daily market shipments when possible, and odor control to protect farmer profits and Missouri prices.
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Columbia
W. P. Culler
Food and Drug Commissioner
Columbia Nine elected to Phi Meta Kappa honors roster
Columbia Missouri reports Phi Meta Kappa selections from the College of Arts and Sciences and Education. Names include L Pard Rich Hin W A Woods Ver patties T W Irion A M Notle J 1 Needham Helen Rowe Tedependance T E Hrewee Windeor Marjorie Grove Webster Crores Pearecia Stewart Chillicothe Washington 1 C Representative Richard Partholdt to unveil a Gen Steuben statue replica to Kaiser Wilhelm II, invitation to Europe to act on Anguetth. Also paroled James Sullivan and Joseph Perrin. Missouri local notes from Jefferson City to Moberly and Montgomery City.
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Columbia
Phi Meta Kappa
College of Art and Science
College of Education
L. Pard
Rieh Hin
W. A. Woods
Verpatties
T. W. Irion
Cape Girardeau
A.M Notle
St Louie
J 1. Needham
Salon
Helen Rowe
T. E. Hrewee
Windeor
Windeor, Mise
Marjorie Grove
Webster Crores
Pearecia Stewart
Chillicothe
Washington
Richard Partholdt
St. Louis
United States
Kaiser Wilhelmt
Rartout Steuben
Europe
Anguetth
Doctor Praises Cuticura Remedies In Cure Letter
Boston physician B. L. Whitehead reports two cases cured by Cuticura Remedies. A male patient with severe dermatitis saw relief after warm Cuticura Soap baths and Cuticura Ointment, and his wife with a painful skin condition improved and fully recovered after similar treatment. Whitehead endorses the products and notes his positive experience.
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Sant August
B. L. Whitehead
M.D
Dartmouth St
Boston
Mass
Jersey Benedict Bonded Over to Keep the Peace
A New Jersey man faced court for kissing his wife against her will. He was bonded over in $100 bail to keep the peace and warned never to kiss her again without consent. The Washington Herald quotes a harsher view on the incident.
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New Jersey
Jersey
Benedict
Washington Herald
Philosophers and a toothache in odd philosophy
A denier argues that philosophers are not fully dead and narrates a morning encounter with a man using toothache as a coping philosophy. The toothache drives ironic discussions on work, overtime, and muttered plans to multitask through pain, revealing cynic humor about surviving discomfort.
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Netter
Reliable remedy for skin eruptions and burns
The text promotes a dependable treatment for eruptive and irritable skin diseases including edema herpes and itching rashes. It claims to stop intense burn pain and provide instantaneous relief from irritation with a supposable efficacy for various childhood sores and chafing, available at all drug stores.
An Unlaureled Hero Earns Hall of Fame Nod
Seth A. Raton, a rural mail carrier from Middleboro, braved a woodland fire to save a mail sack and carrier horse. Surrounded by flames, his face and hands blistered, he carried the mail to safety before fighting through the blaze. The Fall River Herald notes the act as heroism beyond battlefield heroics.
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Seth A. Raton
Middleboro
Ofice
Fragmented Bay St. Louis scene shows a black woman mopping by rent road
The text describes a Black woman mopping beside a heavy market basket on Bay St. Louis street. It includes broken dialogue about sickness and hardship, with stray references to a housekeeper and a smoker, along with unrelated lines about cures and popular sayings.
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Bay St. Louis
Fireman recounts rescue at midnight blaze
A fireman told his wife of a Von Riffers house fire on the avenue that began at midnight. Miss Von Biffer allegedly carried her small niece from the flames as volunteers battled smoke, described by the man as the bravest act he had seen.
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von Riffers
Morning Talk Through Mammy and Skeeter Jim
A neighbor recalls slang filled chatter about a man named Skeeter Jim and a hoped marriage. Mammy dismisses the gossip with a sharp reply, comparing the scene to hay and needful tasks.
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Skeeter
Erronko' Jean
Fearful Giria Avoid Downtown By Maelors
Some giria express fear about going downtown with the maelors due to concerns a man might attempt to fire at them.
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