Revelle Finishes Rate Gode Draft for Insurance Meeting
A report on proposed fire insurance legislation and regulatory steps outlines recommendations from state insurance officials. Charlee Nevelle and others draft uniform laws, discuss a state fire marshal office, and endorse filings and commissions to tighten control over fire insurance practices.
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Revelle
Jefferson
Charlee G. Nevelle
Insuraice
Hevelle
National Association of Insurance Supernientente
Drae
Eliinating Sk Ate Wading
Pete
Moo
Bing
Siete
Porp Orely
Missouri road work and state projects update
Reports from 18 and 19 districts indicate high effort on roads, with total value likely well above estimates as labor and material deviations are excluded. Officials shifting posts in education and public works, including Warrensburg and Cape Girardeau, and state capitol builders discuss commissions and approvals.
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Missouri
Gor
Gove Inbie
Thewe
Review of Local Option Law Certiorari Issued
Acting Chief Justice Woodson of the state supreme court issues a writ of certiorari directed at the Springfield court of appeals. Two Phelps county cases charging sales of beer under the local option law are reviewed after an appeal from fines of 200 each to Adelbert Kolb and Albert Zbender. The appellate court ruled the information adequate to show the law was in effect at the time of the alleged violations.
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Woodson
Wate Supreme Court
Springfield Court of Appeals
Phelps County
Cerfied Fornal Review
Albert Zbender
Adelbert Kolb
Winisky
Zbender
Kolb
Baringfield Court of Alpeal
Missouri State Board Names for Congress Districts
Major appointed the following state board of Agriculture members for districts with terms three years from July 20 1914 including Brayton of Paris Dinean of Osborne Hedrick of Ruck ver Swing of Farmington Young of Alton Barnes of Marston Nelson of Lebrous and others. The report shows rising crop and cotton figures for St Louis with 4 000 bales produced and 2690 bales prior season. land stock up by 6198 lots. shipments to St Louis for manufacture. shoe factories resuming full capacity and civic plans discussed. The Capitol building commission rejected a stone dressing subcontract and government post rotted. Meeby collected inspection fees totaling 49 441 60 for August.
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Major
State Board of Agriculture
Joby Ho Brayton
Paris
Himerl Taig C Dinean
Osborne
Hitteel
Thoms i. Hedrick
Ruck
Hineelf
Farmington
Missouri
Agates
Catton
St Lawie
Pimples On Head Healed By Cuticura Soap Ointment
A mother from Tell City Indiana describes a child with an itchy scalp and bleeding sores. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, the itching stopped within days and hair regrew, according to the testimonial. Also mentions Cuticura sample offer and warns readers to examine every bottle of CAETORIA.
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Rosa M Hanke
Piles Cared im 6 to 14 Days
A damaged notice promises refunds if a PATO Seed treatment fails in caring for piles. The text mentions a Greyapplication Ease and a bird in cold storage, suggesting fragmented marketing language and unclear claims about medical or veterinary products.
Trade name Quinine Syrup Claims and Legal Hint
The passage discusses a trademark name for Improved Quinine and Worried claims about a tasteless syrup. It suggests medical side effects and mentions potential legal action as the remedy rather than settlement. The text references a product called FEHRILINE and recommends pursuing legal avenues for disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dees
Nationwide tuberculosis census campaign planned this fall
Thousands of churches across Varigia regions will participate in a census in September under National Ag roci Men for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis. The effort, tied to the 11th annual Tuberculosis Day, seeks parishioners’ reports on Geathe cases, deaths from tuberculous causes, and communicants. An education drive will follow, with free literature and sermons to promote Tuberculosis Day.
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Varigia
Uberow
Uly
Psychology of the Kiss in European Culture
The text discusses two kissing types among humans as sensory and social acts. It notes kissing behaviors as a primitive yet evolving practice, with cultural variations and affectionate demonstrations within households and social groups.
Ex Police Commissioner Waldo Recalls Police Library
Fragmentary reminiscence cites ex commissioner Rilpsiander Waldo who founded a police library praised as successful in New York. He links improvements to Mayor Cinyoor's era while a playful exchange recalls domestic banter and public respect for the police system amid casual chatter.
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Rilpsiander Waldo
Wbitebrary
New York
New Yorks
Cinyoor
Waldo
Wright
Early Rising Praised Yet Labeled Inferior By Dwight Tone
A fragmented critique suggests Walter Dwight ridicules early rising as a sign of moral superiority, while praising tepid routines as healthier. The piece mocks the idea of heroic self denial and argues the early rising claim lacks moral weight and intellectual merit.
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Walter Dwigts
America
Patter
Law
Dwight
Goodyear Tires and Antebellum Prices Discussed
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co reports price stability amid rubber shortages as chief officer Siberting explains how supplies from New York and London boosted rubber stock. The firm runs three shifts around the clock to maintain prewar pricing for customers, citing strong rubber imports and increased production capacity.
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Goodyear Tien & Trutber Co
F P. A. Siberting
Compas
Goodyear
New York
London
CO Sear
Akron
Great Confederate Soldier John C Pemberton
Notes on John C Pemberton a West Point graduate and 19th century Confederate general born in Philadelphia. He defended Vicksburg during the Civil War, commanded in the Mississippi Department, and surrendered July 1863 due to shortages. After the war he retired to Virginia then New Jersey and died in Philadelphia.
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John C Pemberton
Wickehure
General Grant
Philadel Bok
Tin
West Pont
Mexicuth
Servion
Department of the Mieecappi
Jeffleron Darin
Peg Yerton
Vicksburg Witainst
Tineathre Arin
Watruet
Pech Arsibos N. Jl
Omibae
Philiaderpthia
Puzzling Historical Trade Note on Molybdenum Steel
A fragment notes rare apinerals from Tasmania and a later addition to a material called molybdenum steel used for propeller shafts and gune, claiming it halves wear and lowers cost, with mentions of batteries, glass, and a private molybdenum venture priced at 2500 per ton.
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Tasmania
San Francisco Millionaire Warns of Psychic Business Pressure
Stuyvesant Ogden spoke in Washington on present business lapses and a psychological pressure behind it. He argued there is no small excuse born of fear in men and minds, likening it to a nervous stage manager in a music hall reporting a trained mice act halted after a student was eaten in Chicago.
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Muele
Chicago
Dy Porter Antiseptic Healing Ointment Claim Ad
An old time advertisement touts Dy Porter Antiseptic Healing Ointment as a cure for longstanding sores and wounds. It promises simultaneous pain relief and healing with a price of 61.00.
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Dy Porter
We are never too old to learn the Mung
A fragmented notice hints at an odd phrase about learning the Mung with garbled text. No clear event date or organization is readable.
War Time Comeback of a Peace Lecturer
A damaged OCR fragment shows a man claiming prior wealth before a war and recounting work as a lecturer for International Peace. The text includes unclear names and phrases such as Dytroit Pree Prese, with no verifiable dates or locations.
Grove's General Tonic claims powerful tonic benefits
An advertisement touts Grove's Whenever You Need a General Tonice as a versatile tonic. It asserts liver support malaria resistance blood enrichment and overall system strengthening with a 50 cent price point.
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Grove
Which would you rather be chauffeur or an aviator
A fragmentary dialogue poses a choice between becoming a chauffeur or an aviator with the aviator option described as the higher position. The brief appears to explore ambition and career prestige in incomplete form.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Neighbors
A letter from Mrs. J P Johnson of Princeton endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles and headaches. Nurses like Mrs. Horace Newman of Poland New York also praise its effectiveness. The ad urges women with reproductive issues to seek the medicine and confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Princeton
Lydia E. Pinkham
J.P. Johnson
Poland
N_Y
Lydia KE
Pinkhem
Horace Newman
Herkimer Co
Lydia B. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lyon
Mass
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Stalw
Seittrois
George Mele
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EB Oh Rearis
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Tara
Prof
F. Meicher
Urventeid
Capitol Belldise Commission
Jefferson Ciy
Whee Ko PF. GU
Hesolatebocen & . Ingalls
Iaxens Rios Company
Egerton Beartout
Barkers’ Trust
John T Barker
Bankers’ Trust Company
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Mixcour
Dels
Tom
Heartand Union
Rome
Yourteetith
A. Young
Altonvier
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Sears
Supreme
A. Mt Woundson
Keifeld
Toder
Andy
International Shoe Company
Hamilton Breen Shoe Company
Capitol
Capitol Building
Ingalls Stowe
State House
E Ledrick
Rather
Sioux City
Poplar Bluff
Poplar
Gov Major
Pattin County
Pettis County Home Makers’ Club
International Congress of Farm Women
Wichita
Eer
Meeby
Om Beer
Marloc Lye Remedy Co
Cdi
NoSmartin
Boattmen’s
BANK
Louis
Oldest Bank
Cadillac
Jess
Cadillac Automobile CO
ST. Louis
Olive O
Dorris
Guarantee
Dorris Motor Car Company
Miry
le Laclede
Sarah Streets
Mixsouri
Mair Sree
Baleede Bae
Vaneel
Ahier
Hamberg
Art
Tell City
Ind
Cuticura
Dept. L. Boston
Fletcher
Wilile
Ray Lankester
Wen
Father Dwight
Stuyvesant Ogden
San Francisco
Washington
Lydia E Pinkham
Carter
S&c Baker
Bor & Cemtrerti
W. L. Douglas OO
Wen's
Womento
Hove Shoes
W. J. Shoutae
Ieat Ieee
Bo Wieder
Douglas
N.U. BT
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