American dairy exports face trust in honest labeling
The article notes a sharp drop in cheese exports and a rise in value of butter shipments as well as a shift in foreign markets. It urges true American cheese and butter quality, condemns mislabeling, and cites a national law against selling oleomargarine as butter to protect exporters and consumers. It also contrasts Canadian practices and stresses honesty in dairy trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ISS
Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Denwirk
United Tes
Sed
How Radium May Be Found and Other Notices
Government efforts aim to locate radium resources using a dark room plate test with a metal object or initials on black paper to detect radioactivity. Included are testimonials for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and a note on Twain's humor and a sales pitch for Herbine tonic addressing digestive ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Geological Survey
Riches in Cotton Stalks Promise New Southern Wealth
Report covers discovery that cotton stalks contain sugar value per ton and usable material for paper fuel and chemicals. Marsden and Wile plan a Gonzales plant costing 75000 dollars with potential 250000 more. claim 70000000 tons wasted. Also notes a patent medicine claim and a Chicago theatre anecdote about marriage vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Marsden
Philadelphia
Joseph Wile
Kentucky
Gonzales
Tex
Marsden
A Raiser of Pickles
A clerk in a weed store asks a confectioner if bottled pickle seeds will grow as well as bulk seeds. The woman answers yes, tapping the counter with a tapering finger in a small, humorous vignette from the Indianapolis Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Sun
Safeguard the Children Urges Remedy for Summer Ills
Noting high death rates among small children in hot cities, the piece promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as curative for bowel complaints if used promptly. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mattie Burge
Martinsville
Boards of Health and
Diocese Bishop Lofthouse Walks 200 Miles for Doctor
The Kinwatin diocese in Rupert's Land features long journeys by church figures and parishioners. Bishop Lofthouse once walked 200 miles to fetch a doctor for his wife and many Indigenous families walked 25 miles to church. Babies baptized after mothers carried them up to 150 miles on snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinwatin
Rupert's Land
Lofthouse
Fancy station ery at The Chieftain office
An assortment of decorative stationery items is described as available at The Chieftain office. The note highlights various desk accessories and writing instruments for staff use.
Miners Drill Contest and Irrigation Congress Entertainments
The Southwestern Irrigation association plans a major program for the National Irrigation Congress meeting in November in El Paso. The lineup includes Spanish bull fights across the Rio Grande and a miners rock drilling contest with large cash prizes aiming to attract top talent from the mineral region, with an estimated cost of 35000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Irrigation Association
National Irrigation Congress
el Paso
Cattlemen's Convention
Banker's Association
Rio Grande
Mexico
Phrase from Philadelphia Telegraph exchange
A brief quip shows two men speaking about health with one remarking he stays out of his grave. The other expresses sympathy, reflecting a somber moment in a Philadelphia Telegraph snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia, Telegraph
Telegram Delivers News After Long Wait at Mine
A miner waits anxiously for a crucial bonding result and learns a telegram has arrived only after days. An employee finds a Western Union envelope among cigarette papers, delivering the long awaited message to O G Higbee of Danville Is. The notice also includes an ad for Ballard's Snow Liniment with a testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Krager
Germany
Holland
Salt Lake City
Ballard
Socorro Drug and Supply Co
Western Union
O. G. Higbee
Danville
Ste
Socorro Deng and Supply Co
Sartorial Diversion
A Buffalo Ex item reports a customer angry at a tailor over a delayed suit, while the tailor jokes about a bill in his hand. The humorous exchange highlights a clash between shopper expectations and shop humor in a apparel dispute.
Fragmented OCR list of city officials and officials titles
A garbled OCR fragment lists commissioners and city officials including sheriff treasurer clerk marshal city attorney and police magistrate with scattered names such as Bartlett CotLedta Baca Telesio and Mauricio Mierw. It mentions regents school and various roles in a corrupted line of text.
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Trenaucer & Cong
Tadge
City of Be
Jal
Schu Toun
Flg
Bartlett
A. J. Cotledta
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Socorro County Publishing Co
ER. A. Drake
Socorro
Socorro County
Theodore Roosevelt
Leymon
Mark Twain
New York
Thaly
Cmirse
Twain
Socorro Drag and Supply Co
Joe Golobick
Colusa
Calif
Electric Ritters
Chicago
Nicht
Chas. Applegate
Alexandria
Ind
Dr. Kin
Answered Goodwin
Nat Goodwin
God
Johnny
John
Chicago News
Nature
Pleteo
Ten
Trurleun
Meroe
Cotton
N.C
Uae
Pieron
Thadford
Ames Hall
Jacke
Thedford
Boes
Panneniten
Altiquerque
San Marcial
Magdalena
Official Directory
Federal
Te Conten
B.S. Redey
Mixggel A. Otera
Sates
Raenotde
Justive
Mille
Bergy
Baker
Parker i
Stele Mannrat
Mog
Lowe
Surveyor-Generen Phiceamaica Hector
Marrisea
S. Dist
Attoyney
W. B. Childerson
Marshal
C. M. Purnker
MM. R.oterone
Fred Mueller
Lan Orie
Gales Rec
Hive
F Radevall
H. Leland
T Forest
B. Mann
Silver City Forest
Ean Pecon
Limarenbunt
Tie Veuaa
Terri
Genersh
Supreme Cour Sup
Sgcorro
Aba
Te Thvettort
Rte
Santas Fe
Kritem
Silver City & Spies
Las Venon
Aliiyetti Raanett
Bowe i
Tiesterry
AL Wititentar
H. Vangin Sangen
Clark
Warker
B. Marten
He. Baca Telesio A. Exijamin
Mauricio Mierw
A.C
Torres Corro
Sete C. Abeyti , Pret
Amos Green
MINES
D. Brown
EL Hilton
Rowid
Socorro Lodge
A. M.—Regus Far Communutnica
G. K. Cook
C.G. Dexcas
Bocorro
RAM
Cot. Brown
C. G, Duncan
Magdalen
Zaina Dopenmary
W. M. Groth
Cook
RIG Grande Lodge
Cantle Hall
Padres Barkealy
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