Vaccination ruling influences Peoria school policy
The Illinois Supreme Court upheld Peoria city vaccination ordinances for entering public schools in Canada Wendell vs Peoria. Wendell contested vaccinating his four children but the ruling supports school boards requiring vaccination to prevent smallpox spread, affecting future state policy.
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Blonas
Bchody
Supreme Court of
Ilinois
Peoria
Canada
Wendell
Department of Health
Supreme Court
Boards of Education
The Happy Man Believed In His Fitting Work
A speaker asserts that true happiness comes from finding work one is suited for regardless of status or place. It matters not whether one toils in office workshop pulpit or forge, or whether educated or not, if one has found their place they are a happy man.
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Iman
J. G Holland
Terre ‘Haute
Associated Press
Marshall ‘Herald
Clark County
Bethad
Herald
Ittlo
Marchal, In
Corn Prices and Shrinkage in November Markets
The article discusses selling corn in November with prices around 70 to 80 cents a bushel in late October, higher than September by about 15 cents. It warns shrinkage averaging over 15 percent reduces benefit, notes European demand and world wheat shortages affect prices, and cites Illinois station findings that November is not consistently better after accounting for shrinkage.
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Illinois Station
Hnofs
Peoria
United States
Argentine Farm Prices and Freight Strain U.S. Markets
Wallace's Farmer notes readers should monitor Argentine agricultural goods as a potential price and supply influence. An analyst recalls 1914 figures showing corn at 44 cents a bushel in Argentina with 48 cents freight to England, suggesting Argentina could compete with U.S. grain shipping amid wartime disruptions.
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Wallace
Pickell
Chicago
England
Argentina
Iowa
Illini Chief Wheat Shows Fly Resistance Promise
Prof Edward Criss of Vincennes University reviews a fly resisting wheat from Madison County Illinois named Illini Chief. Counts show far fewer larvae and flax seed in Illini Chief than Fultz, with higher yields. tests abroad and at Vincennes confirm its promising fly resistance.
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Edward Criss
Vincennes University
Madison County
Illinois
E. L. Gilham
Illini
Gillham
Flint
Fultz
Kansas State Agricultural College
Missouri
Kansas
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
West
Fayette
Ind
Wellington
Kas
University of Vincennes
A Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Ailments
The Texas Wonder claims to treat kidney and bladder troubles and related conditions for men and women. It promises bladder regulation for children and offers mail order if a local druggist does not stock it. Testimonials are available upon request from Dr. E W Hall in St Louis Missouri.
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Texas
E.’ W. ‘Hall
Olive Street
St Louis
Pine Tar Honey Remedy Featured for Cold Relief
The advertisement touts Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as soothing for irritated throats and lungs. It claims antiseptic properties, helps loosen phlegm, and eases chest tightness during severe colds.
Virginia Goes Dry as Brewers Turn Yards to Feed for Horses
Virginia enacts stringent prohibition effective today. About 650 liquor dealers shut doors as breweries convert to horse and mule feed production, using grain and repurposed machinery. New Prohibition Commissioner Peters oversees enforcement with strict penalties and potential charges for border crossers with more than a quart of liquor.
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Virginia
Portner Brewing Company
Alexandria
United States
Office of State Commissioner of Prohibition
J. Sidney Peters
Anti Saloon League
Washington
Potomac River
District of Columbia
Ark
Many Ships Are Sunk During Twenty-Seven Months of War
The article reports that 1820 merchant ships with about 3,358,586 gross tons have been sunk by belligerent nations over twenty-seven months ending Nov 1. October alone saw 127 vessels totaling 227,116 tons sunk, a rate far above the wartime average.
Sloan's Liniment touted for rheumatism and injuries
An advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment gives quick relief from rheumatism neuralgia and sore joints after rain, penetrates without rubbing, soothes bruises sprains strains and minor injuries, with a 25 cent bottle available at druggists. The piece closes with a remark on rising living costs.
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Sloan
Last Range War Fights Western Predators
A 1920s stockman analysis notes the last range war pits cattle and sheep interests against predatory animals. It details wolves, mountain lions, and coyotes as major threats, their impact on cattle, horses, and sheep, and critiques bounty and trapper systems used to curb them. It cites New Mexico as a focal point and discusses economic losses and policy flaws.
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Broadway
New Mexico
Cattlemam
Southwest
Colt
Dia
Game -Biotecticv
Cattle Men’s Association
Cattle Market Shows Poor Quality Amid War Demand
Market notes report a persistent stream of thin, off color cattle in major yards. Improved prices due to war demand for canned meat keep trade afloat while breeders and farmers adjust for future better stock.
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Cbds
Chicago
Farmers Review
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Dulaney
National’ Bank
Harry B. Dulaney
B. Bryan
Cashier
J. R. Burnett
V-P
Frank W. “Greenough
Cash
J- R. Burnett
E. M. Duncan Harry
W. B. Scholfield
Edwin Booth Dulaney
Europe
The
Sullins’ Hospital
Maiden Lane
Clyde H. Knowles
Paris
F. Behner
Wabash
Plum Street
Marshall Herald
Terre Haute Daily Star
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