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Washington Health Laws Face Prosecution Dilemma
The Washington health department fights unscrupulous dealers amid prosecutions under pure food laws. If convictions and fines are struck down, Washington risks reform efforts being undermined unless the Agriculture Department gains broader power and time to enforce compliance, protecting citizens from unsafe products.
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Records of Thrift Shows Workers Save Across Thirty Years
The National Thrift Society recent contest honored engineers, printers, porters, clerks and others for long records of saving. Highlights include a railway porter with £165 in property and £169 in other savings after thirty years, a Burnham-on-Crouch shopkeeper rising from 15s weekly wages to run a business, and a longserving cleaner with £70 to £170 yearly earnings saved over thirty years.
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What Became of the Money in Omaha Bee Account
The article questions the fate of $100 sent to Nebraska by the Democratic National Committee. It asks why funds meant for legitimate campaigns would not be accounted for, and probes whether Mayor Jun and allies properly reported receipts and expenditures. It mentions Tom Allen, Bryan, and campaign finance concerns.
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Unclear Dog Quest Daily Tails In Curious River Incident
A garbled report describes a dog linked to a fish pond near Taspat and a master, with mentions of carp in the Wasish River, a theft or recovery, and a curious display of a corpse being embalmed. Names and places are partially obscured, details remain uncertain.
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Foes of Zola Thwarted Over Montbelio Remains Debates
A heated dispute over transferring Marshal Lannes remains from the Pantheon to Pere la Chaise provokes a political clash. The Duke of Montbelin faces opposition as government figures debate legitimacy and national reverence, delaying the family burial plans and stirring public controversy in postwar France.
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Roundabout Thirst Cure and Rail Bottling Scheme
A garbled report describes Worcester brewers using bottling stations in Worcester and Woonsocket to ship beer by rail to Providence and nearby Rhode Island cities. Express cars are attached to passenger trains to move beer, with officials urging prohibitions as a remedy. The piece mentions the impact on rail routes, local express offices, and the broader effort to curb beer distribution amid civic pressure.
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Honey Bee Hatching Chicks Pop HL Issta to Chie
Fragmentary notes describe honey bees, hatching chicks and farm life. Mentions tools, plants, and local scenes with scattered names, dates, and places.
New Way of Catching Fisk and the Town Cat
A fragmented report describes a peculiar tale from Easter Town involving a cat and a fisher named Paul. The piece references a large, stubborn fish and a town with a cat kept prisoner to prevent harm to poultry and people, reflecting rural newspaper whimsy.
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Fragmented OCR Finds Peculiar Text Across Town
An OCR heavy local snippet mixes garbled phrases with scattered names and places, mentioning PEMBROOK FARM, Saint Prov, Lemuel Varral, and diverse odd terms. The readable content suggests a crowded collage of notes, partial words, and stray fragments rather than a coherent event.
Reflections of a Bachelor on Washington Visitors
A fragmentary essay discusses Cerulina, EB Glenn of North, and Democratic support for Bryan, highlighting a Washington visit to Arlington Cemetery and a potential Denver convention delegation. The text weaves political speculation with social commentary and includes faint references to Taft era figures and local party dynamics.
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Woman Workman Disguised As Man On Chicago Brick Job
Maud Martin, a 34 year old widow living on Wrightwood Avenue, worked twelve feet up a ladder in men’s clothing before a fall exposed her as female. Detailing she wore male attire due to inability to climb in dresses, she asked for continued work. Judge Wixwell ordered her to appear in court with costs.
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Grant Abstinence Revealed by Grant Biographer
Col William Corant Church, editor of the Army and Navy Journal and Grant biographer, says Grant was practically a total abstainer despite his fame. He notes Grants weakness not for drink but for alcohol and quotes from the biography, detailing temperance, command tensions, and personal discipline surrounding the Civil War hero.
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