Medical groups unite against benzoate preservatives in foods
The American Institute of Homeopathy adopted strong resolutions at its Detroit convention condemning benzoate of soda and similar preservatives. The move aligns medical schools and health societies with the fight against chemical additives as unsafe, urging stronger enforcement of the National Pure Food Law and praising Harvey W. Wiley’s efforts.
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Washington
Db. C
American Institute of Homeopathy
Detroit
Mich
Taft
J. B. Gregg Custis
King
L. B. Starmstedt
American Institute
Ben LaBree
Cincinnati
American Health League
Andrew Carnegie
Lyman Abbott
A. T. Hadley
Yale
Thomas A. Edison
Eliot
Harvard
Edward Bok
H. A. Garfield
Princeton
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford
Luke E. Wright
Homeopathic School of Medicine
Bell
United States
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
Diphtheria Cases Cleared In Ainsworth Iowa
State Board of Health reports Ainsworth and vicinity free of diphtheria with all quarantined individuals released. One mild case was recorded in Ainsworth. Board of Health Ainsworth, Iowa. June 30, 1909. Straw hats Dougherty Bros. 9-tf.
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State Board of Health
Ainsworth and Vicinity
Ainsworth
Board of Health
Iowa
Dougherty Bros
Russia's Autocrats and Mongol Yoke Through Ivan the Great
The piece traces Russia from Rurik’s rule in 860 to the Mongol invasion and the rise of Moscow. It highlights Simeon the Proud, Ivan III the Great, and Ivan IV the Terrible, noting autocratic consolidation, resistance to Mongol domination, and efforts to advance learning while enduring centuries of bondage.
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Rurik
Novgorod
Russia
Vladimir the Great
Kiev
Central Asia
Genghis Khan
China Sea
Dnieper
Batu Khan
Moscow
Simeon the Proud
Simeon
Ivan III
Great
Himsel
Ivan
Asia
Ahmed
Oka
Ivan IV
the Terrible
Qzar
Ivan the Great
Local notes and visits include Davenport and Muscatine ties
Mrs. Beatty visits Davenport. Miss Morton on vacation from New York store. Miss Vera White arrives from Fairfield for a Stull home visit. Miss Grace Jones returns from Ainsworth. Fred Flynn visiting Riverside and Wellman. Mrs. Carris and son Leland visit West Chester. Mrs. Guest travels to Muscatine for sister's death. J B Young from Mt. Vernon nears city visit. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea offered at 35 cents by Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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E. C. Carris
Leland
West Chester
S. D
Hollister
Lemmon’s Pharmacy
Local News Notes and Family Updates in City
The column reports Mrs. Jessie Crooks and Nicola returning home to Norfolk after months with the Crooks family. Mentions safe horses and taxi service, and notes Reverend J. E. Weigle’s city visit and future plans at Ohio Wesleyan University. A party returns from Crawfordsville after a county Sunday school convention. Miss Gertrude Reeves is very ill in Des Moines with tuberculosis and neuralgia, after living in the city years ago.
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Jessie Crooks
Nicola
Norfolk
Nebr
Crooks
J. E. Weigle
Ainsworth
Gertrude Reeves
Des Moines
Miss Reeves
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Fairfield
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J. C. Abels
Catherine
Hala Bradford
Ralph Keller
Helen Cowden
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