Bread and Water Diet for Prisoners in Waterloo 1902
Old Waterloo accounts recall a 1902 city ordinance forcing tramps and vagrants to labor in a stone yard for meals. Prisoners faced cycles of bread and water diets paired with hard labor, with pay and lodging tied to performance under harsh enforcement.
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Lea's Hair Tonic Promises Gray Hair Reversal
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Fragmentary legal remark on restraint and punishment methods
The text describes a marshal's power to confine an individual named Brant in a hostile city jail and impose bread and water diets, with conditions based on health safety. It mentions potential classification as refractory and the use of similar punitive methods if so designated.
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Solitary Confinement Rules Ban Tobacco News and Alcohol
The ordinance stated that Mr. Tramp in solitary confinement on a bread and water diet should not be given tobacco or newspapers. It also prohibited any cards or spirituous liquors, detailing the restrictions to govern his treatment.
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