Topeka Milk Tests Warn of Preservatives In Use
Chemist E Gray reports most milk samples show presence of preservatives like formaldehyde and borax and warns use is dangerous. Tests explain chemical reactions and show an overdosed preservative can harm consumers. Local Topeka dairymen and industry figures discuss enforcement and a proposed Milk Consumers’ Society to monitor practices.
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Topeka Dairymen
Unimite
C. EB. Orar
Chemiet
Dairy Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Kan
Colorado
Cray
Tisha
Dairy
Ulviston
Bureau of Chemfntey
Department of Agriculture
Heine
Boott
J. H. Curran
Kansas City
Mil Conmmumors' Iy
Couren
Topeka
Bradheld Regulator Co
Atlanta
New Yorker Circles Globe in Fifty Four Days
Henry Frederick returned to New York after a world tour by regular conveyances, completing the circuit in fifty four days seven hours and twenty minutes. He traveled from New York July 2 on the Deutschland and cited a swift route via Pusts to Dalny Chira, Japan, and the Pacific, with detours and warlike conditions noted in Manchuria and Japan.
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New Yorker
New York
Henry Frederick
New York City
New York Central
Frederick
Pusts
Dalny
Chira
Yellow Sea
Acros
Japan
Yokohsam
Pacific
Victoria
Atlan
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Ohio association day at Vinewood Park draws hundreds
Hundreds attended an Ohio association gathering at Vinewood Park yesterday to enjoy dinners and a day out. Speakers T A McNeil and G H Edgeworth praised Ohio’s greatness and urged continued support for progress. The event reflected rapid membership growth and local civic pride amid forecasts about church and papal leadership.
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Ohio Association
Vinewood Park
T. A. McNeil
G. H. Edgeworth
State of
Ohio
Washburn Plans Football Practice and Rule Changes for Season
Washburn prepares for a Sept. 15 start under Coach Kennedy with new players from Topeka and across the state. A checkerboard midfield marks the field as updated rules limit mass plays and allow quarterback runs with end runs, restrict headgear, and require scrimmage adjustments to curb safety issues and improve policing by officials.
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Washburn
Clovis Dale
Sch
Topeka
Kennedy
Spalding
Paul J. Dishiell
United States Naval Academy
John C Bell
The
University, of Pennsylvania
J. M. Dennis
Cornell University
Robert D. Wrenn
Harvard University
Fine
Princston
Walter Camp
Yale
Inesman
Theotulluck
Sesson
Washturo
Hay fever remedy Hyomel touted as cure
The ad proclaims Hyomel as a complete treatment for hay fever and rose cold. It promises to prevent attacks if used two to three weeks before symptoms and includes a pocket inhaler, a bottle of Hyomel, and a dropper. Geo W. Stansfield offers a money back guarantee if it does not deliver the claimed relief.
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TD. W. Mulvane
Kansas City
J.C. Pollock
Smith
E. Lovdell
J. C. Starr
Pont d
Topeka
No. R
Fair
Elizabeth GaBar
Zathe Fullocke
Colorado
A. M. Reynolds
St Joe
Sheri Holts
Sherif Lwets
Ralph S. Babcock
Giles
Lawrence
Charis R. Bhtir
Grace Baker
Ouls
Tota
Twentieth
Kanear
S. B Lux
W. C. Anderson
Anderson
Regurt
Rocky Ford
Quant
Markham Grove
North Topeka
W. G. Dickie
Dickie
Ure Jensen Manufacturing Company
Thin City
Gale
Minnesota
Topeka Woolen Mills
Gakined
Hve
Anyane
Geo. W. Stansfield
Kanxan Avenue
Cutting Prices in Iron Trade Reflected in August Market
The Iron Trade Review notes prices still lag behind shifting supply and demand relations with major purchases by International Harvester and others. Foundry iron contracts, sheet steel, and pipe orders show activity, while No 3 foundry prices and rail orders shape near-term expectations as mills delay fourth-quarter production. Young Gorman Enters Politics with Howard County Senate nomination in Baltimore.
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Cleveland
The
Iron Trade Review
International Harvester Company
Birmingham
Rouying
Pittsburg
Bessemer
Valley Furnaces
Steel Corporation
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Pennsylvania
Baseball Agreement Signals Major Minor League Accord
Buffalo August meeting ends after two days with National American and Minor Leagues shaping a draft agreement. National League President Pulliam and American League President Ban Johnson sign with August Hermann to form a joint committee. Agreement grants minors control of financial offices and sets framework for future settlement between leagues. The report also notes a separate, unrelated passage on bats swarming from a theater building and a stray reference to prize listings and newspapers.
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Buffalo
N. Y
National Association of Minor Leagues
James A. Hart
Chicago
National League
Pulliam
Ban Johnson
The
American
August Hermann
Cincinnati
Bats Own This Theater In Tavares Florida
The piece describes Tavares a quiet central lake region town in south Florida facing a national reputation as bats dominate the scene. It recalls the Florida boom years when Tavares hoped to grow into a city drawing visitors for Lake Dora boating orange groves and prosperity, as outsiders imagined cash flow aiding local upbuilding.
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Lake Dora
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Sarto
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Alexander
T. M. James
Jackson Street
Hyomei
Young Gorman
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Mia
A. P. Gorman
Staly
U. S
A. Rynan
Howard County
Democratic Convention
Montana Society
Helena
Mont
Sheriff Robertson
Living
Martin Zitmar
George Helder
Hotels and
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Glenwood
Rock Island System
A. M. Fuller
CBA
Topeka, Kansas
Tavares
St. Louis
Heturn
Rock Island
Andy Sa Wale Avieuss
the State Journal
BATS
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