Nose Paint Purified Labels Set to Transform Whiskey Trade
Washington June 30 After today all nose paint brands sold in the US must carry correct labels under Internal Revenue rules harmonized with the Pure Food and Drug Act. Blends and imitated whiskeys receive new designations while straight whiskey is labeled whiskey. adulterated drinks are marked imitation, signaling questionable safety and prompting industry opposition and court appeals.
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Washington
United States
Internal Revenue Department
Agricultural Department
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised in Toledo notice
Frank J. Cheney swear s he is senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. promising ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each ounce of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason certifies this December 6 1830. Claims the cure acts on blood and mucous membranes and invites readers to send for tests and buy pills for constipation.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Locas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Ingersoll on Clover and the Clover Club Dinner
In a declined invitation, Ingersoll reflects on clover as a symbol of honey and cream representing industry and contentment. He envisions a serene life with happy hours, childhood memories, wholesome families, and peaceful homes, while twisting the word clover into clever wordplay about happiness and social clubs.
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Ingersoll
Clover Club
Robert Ingersoll
Curious plant taints animals on tropical riverside
A botanist explains that the wild tamarind or tuba plant of tropical America affects nonruminants fed its young shoots leaves pods and seeds. Horses and mules lose hair on mane tails and pigs become naked. Recovery may occur with corn and grass but hair differs in color and texture. Ruminants are less affected and Bahamian cattle goats and sheep are said to thrive on it, likely due to chewing changes.
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Tropical
America
Bahamas
Tiger on the fire line spooks worker in diary entry
An East Indian diary notes a native subordinate in a trying position, describing hiding up a tree while a roaring tiger disrupts work on the fire line. He complains the animal twice spoiled his efforts, shouting like thunder and making him feel like an insect, calling the fate awkward and the tiger inconsiderate.
The Widow's Dower in Feudal Law
The text traces the origin of dower as a widow's life estate. It notes Saxon absence, Edmund's laws on support from personal estate, and credits the Normans with dower, later introduced by Emperor Frederick II around 1250 during Henry III’s era.
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Edmund
Frederick
Four Winds Explain News From North South East West
The Minneapolis Journal notes that the word news derives from four quarters each spelling a report of war and trade. The four letters speak from north east west and south, collectively explaining the term news.
Warnings For the Viee on the Great Main Road
A reflection quotes Rudyard Kipling on signs of virtue and loyalty, warning readers to distrust community claims and deceptions tied to morality. The piece frames skepticism toward public declarations as a guide along a moral highway.
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Abe
Rudyard Kipling
Hope, a Flattering Parasite of All Classes
A concise quote by Shmatone contrasts hope as a flattering but parasitic force. It notes hope frequents both the poor man's hut and the palace of his superiors, implying universal presence and influence across social strata.
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Hope
He who fears the storms spends many Sido days in port
A compact proverb-like line notes that fear of bad weather keeps a shipper idle in harbor, delaying voyages and commerce. It hints at caution as both virtue and hindrance, reflecting seafaring prudence and the costs of hesitation.
Canada Celebrates Dominion Day With Frugal Festivities
Toronto July 1 marks Canada’s 41st birthday with restrained observances and fewer accidents than in the U.S. Confederation day was commemorated across major cities including Montreal Ottawa Niagara Falls Winnipeg and Vancouver as visitors filled out town celebrations.
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Toronto
Ont
Canada
Dominion
British North America
Dominion of Canada
Victoria
Montreal
Quebec
Ottawa
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Red Devil Wagon Becomes Status Symbol Among Indians
Barlesville Oklahoma July 1 Sam Hobb a mixed blood Cherokee has bought a six cylinder touring car signaling a shift away from hearses as the favored vehicle of local Indians once famed for their hearse displays. The East Oregonfan notes that many Indians will imitate the new luxury auto trend and purchase red devil wagons to join inner circles.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Ita
Sam Hobb
Redskin
Boy Aeronaut Mends Balloon After Bay Splash Fail
Seattle youth L. G. Meckiem, a high school student, ascends from Lunas park to 1000 feet, loses power, repairs a rent in the gas bag with his teeth and hands as the craft falls toward the water, then is towed ashore. He recalls Tacoma and Lake Sammamish, and plans another ascent once repairs are complete.
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Hhis Garden
Seattle
Wash
L. G. Meckiem
Meckiem
Lunas Park
Mecklem
Tacoma
Lake Samammish
Curtis
Hidaway Springs Independence Day Celebration Set
Hidaway springs will host a grand July 4 celebration with Honorable J T Hinkie delivering the day’s oration. A large barbecue for visitors and amusements including races, pageants, dancing, and swimming will entertain attendees.
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Hidaway Springs
J. T. Hinkie
DeWitt's Little Barly Risers Sold by Tallman & Co
The East Oregonian reports Tallman & Co. sell DeWitt's Little Barly Risers a noted Iver pill remedy. The ad highlights the popular medicine and its availability through the firm.
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DeWitt
Tallman & Co
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