Protest Against Owen Bill Draws Broad Medical Fight
The article outlines a nationwide protest by Christian Science groups and various medical factions against Senator Owen's bill to establish a Federal Medical college and a federal health department. It notes backing from the American Medical Association and opposition from homeopathic, eclectic, and osteopathic societies, druggists, editors, and anti vaccinationists, warning of a potential medical monopoly and compulsory vaccination. It cites hearings in Washington, possible cabinet status, and financial and political tensions shaping the debate.
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The
Christian Science Organization
Medical
Owen
Washington
Senate Committee On Public Health
American Medical Association
Congress
Owen Dill
Washington Monument
Senate Committee
United States
Allopathic School of Medicine
California State Medical Journal
Journal of the
C. G. Williams
Department of Public Health
Federal Health Board
Board of Health
National Board of Health
Orchard Expert Predicts 25 Percent Inedible Plantings
Horace W. Day of New York told Yakima Herald reporters that after surveying the western fruit scene he believes fully a quarter of planted orchards will never bear. He cited misplanted sites and poor management and noted his firm now concentrates on western apple boxes rather than barrel stock for most markets.
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Horace W. Day
New York
Oregon
Apples Packed In Ice For South American Trade
The box is favored as a future package for fruit with higher sale price. Day explains steamboat handling for barrel trade to South America with layered apples, ice between layers, and air holes in staves, then sealed until reach the tropics. Beaton of Coulee City visiting Wenatchee to study prospects of relocating near the big red apple city. The day closes with officers reports and ahead lie questions on credits rates tariffs pure food laws and wholesale-retailer relations.
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Day
New York
Alexander Beaton
Coulee City
Beaton
Wenatchee
Red Apple City
Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers meet in Little Rock
The fourteenth annual meeting opens in Little Rock with delegates from Mississippi Georgia South Carolina Texas Louisiana Alabama Kentucky Tennessee and Arkansas. President A B Allen delivers the morning address as the program includes experts on the cotton boll weevil control and on field crops and soils from the University of Arkansas and the USDA.
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Little Rock
Ark
Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
Mississippi
Georgia
South Carolina
Texas
Louisiana
Alabama
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
A. B. Allen
W. D. Hunter
United States Department of Agriculture
Martin Nelson
University of Arkansas
National Wholesale Grocers Association Meets in Louisville
Prominent wholesale grocers from New York and California and from nearly all intervening states attended the opening of the fourth annual convention of the National Wholesale Grocers Association in Louisville. President Douglass H Bethard of Peoria called the gathering to order. Mayor Head extended greetings with a reply by William Judson of Grand Rapids.
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Louisville
New York
California
National
Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Douglass H Bethard
Peoria
Ill
Head
William Judson
Grand Rapids
Mich
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Grant County
F. W. Lambert
Washington Street
Portland, Ore
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