Clean milk via sanitary handling and science drive disease links
The text argues strict cleanliness in milk production to prevent bacterial contamination. It cites Paris 1900 demonstrations of milk’s purity, explains how germs enter from dirty buckets and cows, and warns that improper cooling and handling allow bacteria to flourish. It links contaminated milk to typhoid, diphtheria, and tuberculosis, urging adoption of scientific methods to protect infants and reduce mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greaves Bacterialogier
Utan
Agricultural College
Paris
Eepapead
America
Bang
Copenhaven
Local Labor Journal Decries Affilia Reports In Veterans’ Group
A Labor Journal article from Bakersfield California denounces affiliations that hurt labor in the veterans’ organization. It claims regional interests align with working members and warns against manipulative campaigns to turn labor and the American Legion against each other. An unrelated Jad Salts advertisement advises kidney health and hydration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eormander
Irgian
Labor Journal
Dakersfield
California
Veterans’ Organization
Japarta
Anton Herpiad
Americo Legion
Legion
Bond Sale Offer Over Hudson Avenue
Call on J. J Brummit at 2417 Hudson Avenue if you want to sell your Liberty bonds. Phone 59.
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J. J. Brummit
Hudson Avenue
Calon
Brummitt
Liberty
Phone
Side of Mt Loneche Moves Toward Valley
Geneva reports the western side of the snow clad Loneche mountain moving toward the valley threatening the electric railway below. About 3000 cubic meters of rock descend and the whole mountainside may collapse. Federal engineers plan dynamite blasting while overhead lines are removed and trains warned to slow to ten miles per hour. Travelers refuse travel amid avalanches on both sides of the Simplon tunnel disrupting Orient Express service and causing forest and property damage along the Swiss Italian frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Loneche
Simiblan
Orient Express
Mother of Mand Tabor Repudiates Statement
Mrs Sah Tabor, held on a charge of minor misconduct with her daughter Maud Pater Virgo, repudiates a statement she made earlier. She testified at the witness stand that she did not induce the overdose and that Virgo had been acting under medical influence.
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Sah Tabor
Mier
Maud Pater Virgo
Fer Dalibhler
Deate
Tekar
Ale
Eor- Wes
Organized Labor Speaks In Favor Of the Legion
In a SEU today organized labor backers the Legion and Miles. Franklin Oller, national figure, condemns the Legion while labor groups urge support, signaling a split within organized labor over the Legion's aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organized Labor
Legion
Smansodis
Mona
Miles
Franklin Oller
Shock Absorbers For False Teeth
Cleveland reports a chemical firm marketing Corega powder to cushion and fix false teeth. The antiseptic adhesive promises a non skid hold while chewing tough foods, allowing users to laugh sneeze or crack jokes without dislodging their dentures.
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Cleveland
Dental Plate Comfort Powder Advert from Era
An old advertisement promotes COREGA to keep dentures secure and comfortable. It claims it prevents soreness and helps wearers bite and chew with steadiness. The ad uses bold phrases and product names to appeal to readers seeking reliable denture support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponter Dinos
Mexico Receives War Supplies From Japan
Government reports a bale shipment of arms and ammunition to Mexico was escorted by a Japanese cruiser and sent for Senate committee study. It notes Mexico received war supplies from Isonn and that Japanese officers were entertained in Mexico. The Yakuma, with 200 officers and men including Japanese military academy students, anchored at Manzanillo December 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texans
Mexico
Senate Committee
Tsonn
Sociay
Commiltee
Ledpol
War Department
Manzantlin
Yakuma
Polsam Promises Fiery Eczema Relief in Four Cases
An advertisement claims Poslam oil eases severe eczema swiftly by topical use. It touts faster, more effective healing than ointment and urges a free sample from Emergency Laboratories at 243 West 47th Street, New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Postan
Emergency Laboratories
West 47Th Bt
New York City
House Favors Increase For All U.S. Officers
The House votes by a large majority to report favorably a bill backed by Representative Crago to raise pay for all officers in the Army Navy Marine Corps Public Health Service and Coast Guard up through brigadier general, with cost estimated around 40 million dollars yearly. The measure would take effect from passage through June 30, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Representative Crago
Republican
Pennsylvania
Army
Navy Annie Corps
Josephine Corlins Preston
Heal Service
Coast Guard
Five Passengers Blown Overboard In Gale
Five passengers aboard a Belgian mail from Dover to Ostend were blown overboard in a Sunday gale. The Dover to Ostend service was disrupted as rescuers search the Channel. The incident occurred as a strong sea drove the vessel off course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dover
Ostend
Dally Mall
Republican Women in West Applaud Hays Victory Promise
Republican men and women from six western states met in San Francisco for regional gathering. Hoovers? Hoares? Heys declared there will be no closed weapon in Republican nations between now and November. The conference focused on political engagement and supporting the best candidates. Mrs Mary Bartlett May chaired the women's division executive committee and urged pledge of loyalty to party goals.
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San Francisco
Ho Hares
Heys
Organization of
Women Veters
Ansa Mary
Mar+ lrett May
Republican
Nakerial Committee
Jogen
Margaret Hil
Leratter
Take. Sinth
General Wood Declines Resignation to Seek Presidency
Baltimore January 13 General Leonard Wood declared he will not resign from the Army even if urged to run for president. He said precedents show military service does not bar a presidential bid and he owes allegiance to President Wilson as commander in chief. He spoke at a private dinner party near Battimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
United States
Army
Wigan
Leonard Wool
Norman
James
Battmore Y
Nhystelan
Ransom For Release of Dr Shelton Raised
A Cincinnati report details efforts to raise ransom for Dr A J Shelton after his capture by brigands near Langalauian. Money would be appropriated immediately upon information from the Chilalien Missionary Society, with quoted secretary remarks on the value of Dr Shelton’s release versus personal cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shelton
Cincinnati
A. J. Shelton
Langalauian
Chive
Chilalien Missionary Society
Ooley
Glneinnath
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Kalloge
Cummins
Poindexter
Robias Con
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Japan
Polsam
U.S
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Ogden Auto Service Co
Ogden Motor Co
Ogden Electric Supply Co
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Solermer
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