Toothbrush care and hygiene advice from Dr Diron
Dr Diron outlines tooth brushing as essential for cleaning and germ control, urging thorough cleansing before and after use with boiling water or antiseptic rinse. He warns against dust exposure and shared handles, and stresses cleaning dental instruments and using floss to remove hard to reach particles. Correspondent note from Christiania and promising whaling results in Antarctic with 32,000 barrels of oil valued over $6,000,000.
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Samuel G. Dixon
State Commissioner of Health
Diron
Qme
Experts Give Advice As Milk Should Be Cooled Fast
Washington reports dairy experts warn warm weather accelerates milk spoilage. Heat and sun multiply bacteria. flies and dust spread contamination. Consumers must keep milk cold from milking to consumption, use clean containers, avoid open bowls, and cover jars to prevent air exposure and souring.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Notice of Water Works and Sewerage Assessment Meeting
Sine Water Works and Sewerage will meet at the office there at the 15th day of June, 1915, to approve the water assessment schedules for the City of Clarksburg for the year starting April 1, 1915 and ending March 31, 1916. The meeting will also correct any errors pointed out in the rolls. Any person with complaints may attend.
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Clarksburg
Care of milk in the home and cream whipping tips
Advice from United States Department of Agriculture dairy specialists on keeping milk clean and safe. Rinse and scald utensils, wash bottles hot with soap and soda, and air dry. If typhoid or diphtheria risk appears, do not return milk to the supplier without physician approval. Whipping cream requires cold, 30 percent fat, and thorough chilling on ice before whipping.
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Aim
United States Department of Agriculture Farmers’ Bulletin
Bureau Animal Industry
Division of Publications
United States’ Department of Agriculture
Washington,d. C
Psychology and hats in a Louisville millinery yarn
Chicago June 5 A yard of straw a yard of velvet three artificial flowers a bit of trimming price 25. A millinery robber from Louisville explains hat psychology. Hats lure emotions and drive purchases as colors and combinations promise style and value.
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Chicago
Aoimeer
Louisville
Cincinnati
Manhattan Island
Tris
Determined to Die At Pittsburg Mill Shaft
Joan Duwick, 55, of Reading, cut his throat then leaped into a mine shaft at the Pittsburgydoal Company plant in Mount Lebanon township where he worked. Near ly every bone was broken. Doctors said death would have come from either the fall or the knife wound.
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Pittsburg
Joan Du|wick
Reading
Pittsburgydoal Company
Mount Lebanon’ Township
Degrees For Large Number In Commencement Exercises
Commencement exercises will conclude with diploma distributions. Elwin Clark presides as president with staff and faculty presentingBachelor of Arts and Science degrees to numerous graduates including William Preston and Orla Rex Ford. A class will and program outline list names such as Elizabeth Harris Carmena Wilson Seager and many others across diverse diploma categories.
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Lockdeollo
Na Cole
Elwin Clark
Pop Carder
Elizabeth Harris
Arriett Engstrom
O. Rex Ford
Preston Haught- Gratian
Rueben Brissey
Wilson Susie Seager
Cesare Ey
Frankis Lowiher
Exa Ford
Sberta Davis
Hallie van Horn
Orlando Price
William Preston
New Mi
Bertzog
William Cistle
Ford
Orla Rex
Wiliam Preston
New One
Stranger borrowings of ladders prompt alert in Aberdeen
In Aberdeen on June 5 a housekeeper reported two strangers at the door asking for a Joan of a two step ladder claiming to be installing screens. The ladder reappeared later at a second hand store, prompting police to investigate suspicious conduct surrounding tool lending.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Unclear Entry Describes Staged Notary File Case Scene
Fragmentary note describes a street scene involving a motto and references to a notary, a file case with about a hundred others, and a Ras event. The text is garbled, preserving few concrete names or dates, making extraction of clear entities difficult.
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Sandusex
GO. Jones
Notary
Sniom
Sacross
Road improvements praised in Taylor County survey plan
Grafton June 5 The recent road movement has improved Taylor County roads prompting a survey to guide spending. Two road orders will set recommendations on money use and further improvements, aiming to cut waste and boost efficiency. Local officials report mixed findings and seek expert advice to save labor and funds.
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Grafton
Tayor
Taylor County
Indian Bride Advertised in Pendleton Paper
An East Oregon paper prints a notice seeking an Indian girl for two young men with land. The ad describes the match as requiring no beauty, grace, or personal charm, only that she be judged suitable for life with the suitors. The listing notes the need for a wife and mentions the daughter of a certain local family. The local column will include this ad.
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Pendleton
Ore
Gonian
Ufe
Heein
Welch and Fullerton Drugists Deliver to All Parts
Welch and Fullerton, druggists, announce delivery service covering all parts of the city. They encourage customers to call for prompt home deliveries and emphasize dependable, courteous service and wide product selection.
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Welch & Fullerton
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