Campaign to curb poisonous phosphorus in matches gains support
A U S house subcommittee advances a bill to ban or limit phosphorous in matches after a congressional hearing. Prominent lawmakers cite jaw injuries and worker disfigurements from "phossy jaw" and display photos, death certificates, and hospital records to urge protective legislation. Professor Henry S. Seaxer of Columbia leads the advocating group.
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TIZ Advertisement Claims Quick Foot Relief
An old print ad touts TIZ as a miracle foot medicine promising rapid relief from tired aching feet. It claims feet feel firmer, smaller shoes are possible, and toes become comfortable after application, with price and mail order details included.
Sheriff Race Campaign Amid Turbulent Voter Drive
Voters in the county confront a heated sheriff race as candidates press campaigns at public events and debate platforms. The filing and campaign finance notices outline candidate responsibilities and party alignment, with local election officials urging turnout and adherence to voting rules.
Poison usage debate stalls amid competition and costs
Confused text discusses banning a poison amid competitive conditions and legislative push. It cites estimates of annual expenses per user and references politicians in American politics. It also shifts to a medical ad for Meloy Kidney Pills mentioning kidney health and Brights disease warnings.
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Anes
Marital Breaks and Legal Actions Highlight Local Notices
The record cites divorce and separation filings including Lydia M M against Charles A Tuel with allegations of cruelty and intoxication. Alfred Koch versus Mayme Koch seeks divorce transfer to Des Moines county. Legal notices include alimony requests, asset disputes, and several small claims such as debts and foreclosures involving banks and local firms.
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Early Hatching Of Fine Chickens Reported At Waterloo
Waterloo subscriber reports Peter Bornous of Kah to's addition hatched 12 chicks from a batch of eggs. The hens and chicks are thriving. Local note dated Waterloo February 7 1912.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Drop Forge Company Loss Adjustment Report
The Waterloo Drop Forge Company received the full face amount of seven policies totaling 11 500 after a fire destroyed the plant. The exact loss is undetermined with inventory at about 83 000 prior to the blaze. Salvage is expected in heavy machinery and mould stock as reorganization with new capital is contemplated.
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Waterloo Drop Forse
Women Assessors Appointed in Spokane County
Spokane Washington February 7 Glenn Creighton assessor of Spokane county announces the appointment of women as assessors marking a notable expansion of representation in county offices.
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Creighton
Spokane County
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