Vermont Reformers Warn Against Food Adulteration
The Vermont Printing Company reports a rising movement against adulterated foods drinks and medicines. Dr Leon LeWatters claims many products are not true to their names and cites widespread adulteration including vinegars syrups and coffee. The Massachusetts board of health notes instances of deception and Vermont passes a pure food law with state hygiene labs beginning analyses. Citizens urged to report adulterated products and uphold enforcement.
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Leon le Watters
New York
Mor Bivtande
Mareuchusetty State Board of Health
Vermont
Citheen
Moral drawn from Nan Patterson case shocks readers
A Boston Record writer mocks a so called moral from Nan Patterson's case, arguing that readers of a good wife are foolish. He cautions against public adulation, envy, and the notion that wealth or marriage define virtue, noting varied reactions and the fault in blanket judgments.
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Boston Record
Nan Patterson
Willy Immomn
Patterson
Nyopal
Winnie
Fragmentary note hints at collectorship job changes
A garbled OCR fragment references a collectorship position and a landmark in White River Junction, mentioning Metra and reapplying an ace, with an unclear quantity of money or piles. The readable pieces suggest personnel or appointment changes but lack precise details.
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Jobe
White River Junction
Vermont reform urged on federal appointing of collectors
A long fragment argues that Vermont should gain a reform by using federal authority to appoint a Vermont collector, criticizing existing officeholders, urging economy, and calling for harmony among politicians while condemning waste and wealth accumulation. It mentions Massachusetts objections, Moro peace, Hoar memorials, and New England agricultural needs.
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Vermont
Wuld
Federal
Philippines
Gr. Per
Beansevert
Massachusetts
Senator Hoar
New England
Fiestron
Crawda
Tivensl
Gary
Odlalesien
Arizona
New Mexico
Adivision
Okishoma
Ta Ulan
Arizon
Arthongy
Congress
Supreme Court
Beery
Kingdom of Washington
Washington Hotel Wrongs and Parlor Politics in Session
A detailed peek at congressional life from Washington hotels and boarding houses during a dull session. Officials, clerks, and chairs host lavish meals while trust funds, salaries, and summer rents strain lawmakers and staff, revealing a city of extortionate convenience and quiet routines.
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Lanson
Wash+ington
Privi+ leges
Washiieton
Dun
Congress
Businom
Giebres
House of Senate
Erlend
Capitol
Obiquioux
Howe
Senate
Plymouth
New
Enele
Samuel
Gratin
Bux
Connor
Hlh Art
Joe
Cannon
Wong
Apa
Mowntalia
API
Opinion Sketches From Contemporaries Selected Editorials
Excerpts critiquing politics and press freedom from several newspapers. Topics include Garfield federal oversight on inter state corporations, veto actions over health and water system mandates, Governor Pennypacker’s press suppression plan, and views on women’s rights in the national debate. The piece reflects early 20th century concerns with governance and media power.
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Garfield
Randolph Herald
Luwart
Ornor Bell
Roth
State Board of Health Authority
Bell
Hartford Mines
Pennypacker
Nileanie
Meddlers and rail matters dominate Brattleboro talk
The Meddler notes Brattleboro area concerns over the H & W corporation and the Vermont Central narrow gauge project. It highlights opposition by holders, calls for prompt settlement, and questions the town’s leadership and potential changes at upcoming meetings amid anniversaries and local excitement.
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Brattiovore & Whitehall Corporation
Alwcaret
Penececinics
London
Tiberg
Booth
Cen Varmont Han
Vermont
Somerset
Heston
Ixtort
Fall River mill owners wage cuts spark unrest
A Nashville Americand report notes Fall River cotton mill owners cut wages to about six dollars weekly, despite cheaper cotton. Workers, blaming the bosses for hardship, have resisted multiple reductions this year. The piece also mentions Colorado’s woman suffrage since statehood and argues its political impact remains unproven.
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Lys
Fall River
Coteton
mHl
Nashville
Colorado
Union
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsed by Local Readers
A reader recounts using Doans Kidney Pills to relieve back pain and kidney discomfort. The testimonial cites Mrs Prescott in Manchester recommending the remedy after personal experience dating back to 1808 and mentions agents in New York selling the product nationwide.
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Fraok Reni
Thin Fm
Prien
Milvern Cs
New York
United
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