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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1911
Page
8
A local ad promotes genuine Panamas with no seconds and top quality P B. Hats are offered at two today low prices, claimed to be far below the regular value for midseason hats.
Advertises 'P4B' straw styles priced at 3.50 and 4.50 dollars, noting clever designs and an overall price uptick of about two dollars for certain models.
A district decision prompts calls for amending the pure food and drugs act to force labeling of derivative drugs with parent drug names. Officials from the Department of Agriculture and Justice, along with district attorneys, weigh court appeals or congressional action to curb misleading synonyms.<|vq_8739|>
Walter Tinsky, a miner at Horton shaft in Whikes Barre Pennsylvania, climbed from the mine bottom to the surface on Saturday in a rush to get his pay. He placed nailed boards as makeshift rungs, braced against the shaft wall as he ascended, and barely reached the top in time for his wages.
Cold Storage offers absolute safety for furs in improved compartments with reasonable charges. Located at Stinemets Street corner Twelfth, the ad urges owners to entrust their fur goods to the facility.
A flood of West Virginia Republicans praise President Taft for his calm, conservative leadership. They cite his Mexican border actions, trust prosecutions, reciprocity stance, and judicial appointments as boosting his strength. Delegation expected to back Taft at the 1912 convention with little organized opposition across the state.
Notice filed in Harrisburg shows the Philadelphia Locomotive Works, recently chartered with $50 000 capital, voting to raise stock to $40000000. Under a reorganization with Philadelphia and New York financial houses, the Baldwin Locomotive Works is taken over by the Philadelphia Locomotive Works.
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