Department of Health Warns Against Saccharine Substitutes
New York City Department of Health warns the public saccharine is a coal tar product with no food value and harms food quality. It states substituting saccharine for sugar or mixing it into standard foods may violate the Sanitary Code and invite criminal prosecution.
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Department of Health of
New York City
Department of Health
Notice of Contest and Election Period Guidance
Notice outlines method of serving contest notices by delivery or registered mail with affidavit and postmaster receipts. Includes 1919 dates for publication and a contest against Alexander W. Stow for homestead entry 045247 with grounds of lack of residence and improvements, plus warnings of cancellation after the fourth publication. A legislative list follows urging labor arbitration, tax reform, tariff changes, and measures to reduce living costs and regulate interstate commerce.
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Thomas RK. Jones
Register
Department of the Interior
B.S. Land Office
Glasgow
Mont
Alexander W. Stow
Peter Schmitz
Malta
Montane
Sey
Township
Range
M. M
United States
Council of Peace
Secretary of the Interior
Department of Agriculture
Alienists Misread Minds in Wartime Judgments
Col T Easley Smith told the American Medical Association gathering in Atlantic City that psychologists once labeled some soldiers as morons. He joked about the boards that judged Wilson cabinet members as twelve year olds and a general as ten, highlighting overconfident tests of intelligence.
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Col. T. Easley Smith
Selective Service Board
Washington
Atlantic City
American Medical Association
Board of Psychology
Wilson
President Wilson Delivers Message to Congress
President Wilson’s address to the Sixty Sixth Congress is read in the House and Senate due to his illness. The message urges adopting League of Nations labor principles, resolves to address labor unrest, and recognizes the right to collective bargaining.
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Wilson
Sixty-sixth Congress
House of the Senate
League of Nations
Abyssinian Delegation Arrives at Paris Peace Conference
A delegation from Abyssinia arrives in Paris bearing gifts of ivory and silks to congratulate France on its victory. The visit follows ancient protocol, with the true aims undisclosed until preliminaries finish. The group claims Solomonian lineage and broad regional interests, describing Abyssinia as a historic, culturally mixed Christian realm in Africa's eastern bastion.
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France
Abyssinia
Paris
Sheba
Africa
The Coptic Church of Egypt Faces Growing Tension
The Coptic Church of Egypt has endured years of relative quiet aside from sporadic clashes with native tribes as tensions rise over religious plights and land disputes in the region.
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The
Coptic Church of
Egypt
Prophet from Missouri Finds Beans Repel Potato Bugs
A Missouri based prophet claims dropping a soup bean or two into each potato hill when planting repels potato bugs and yields beans as well. He cites a farmer who for five years used the method with no bug issues while neighbors suffered crop losses. The Kansas City Times notes the beans’ smell repels the bugs.
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Missouri
Kansas City Times
World War cost estimated at 337 billion by Carnegie Endowment
The Carnegie Peace Endowment estimates total World War losses at 337 billion dollars. Ernest L. Bogert, economist, authored a 338 page report. It compares 19th century wars with World War I and tallies deaths and per capita values.
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Carnegie Peace Endowment Organization
Ernest L. Bogert
World entries with set prize money listed by country
England next at 4140 dollars Germany third at 3380 France and Belgium each 2900 Austria Hungary 2720 Russia Italy Serbia Greece and others 2020 dollars
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England
Germany
France
Belgium
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Italy
Serbia
Greece
Notice of Proceedings on Homestead Claim Glasgow Montana
Bergitte Brensdal formerly Hansen of Valleytown Montana has filed intent to prove up a homestead entry made May 8 1916 for NWY NGS VL SEY SWY SWY SEY section 2 34N 33E M M. before Commissioner G F Ahern in Valleytown Montana December 6 1919 with witnesses Theodore Kanth Herman Knut B Torgerson Merritt D Hodge.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Glasgow
Moxtass
Bergitte Brensdal
Valleytown
Montana
Nwy
Swy
Sey
M. M
G. Fahern
Land Claim Notice Filed for Malta Montana Homestead
SEY NEYSW section 3 Twp 28N range 33E M M has filed intention to make three year proof to establish claim before C J Brockway US Commissioner at Malta Montana on December 8 1919. Witnesses include Andrew Bergsagel Emil Akerlund Oscar Akerlund of Harb Montana and Albert Johnson of Bowdoin Montana Thomas R Jones listed.
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Andrew Bergsagel
Emil Akerlund
Oscar Akerlund
Harb
Montana
Albert Johnson
Bowdoin
Mon
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