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a letter from the department of agriculture, with the name of the department

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This is a vintage form letter from the early 20th century that appears to be from the "Office of Inspector of Animals, Provisions, and Milk" located in Brookline, Massachusetts. The letter is addressed to a recipient whose name is not specified ("Dear Sir") and is intended to notify them about an issue with milk found on their wagon. The letter states that the milk showed either "bacteria" or "temperature" violations, which are options indicated on the form. It warns that selling milk under those conditions is against the law and demands immediate corrective action to prevent legal prosecution.

The letter features a seal of the State of Massachusetts at the top left corner and the names of the officials: F. H. Osgood (Inspector) and W. E. Ward (Deputy Inspector). It is signed off by F. H. Osgood, Agent.

This document demonstrates administrative procedures for maintaining food safety standards in historical regulatory practices.

Created by gpt-4o-2024-08-06 on 2025-06-08

The image is of an old, official letter from the "Office of Inspector of Animals, Provisions and Milk" located in "Room 14, Town Hall" of Brookline, Massachusetts. The letterhead includes a seal that mentions the "Brookline Department of Inspection", with names of the inspector, "F. H. Osgood, M.R.C.V.S.", and the deputy, "W. E. Ward".

The letter is addressed to "Dear Sir" and is a form letter regarding milk found on a wagon. It states that the milk showed either "BACTERIA" or "TEMPERATURE" issues (the word BACTERIA and TEMPERATURE are printed in smaller letters underlined with blank spaces before them), rendering its sale illegal in the town. The letter warns the recipient to take immediate steps to remedy this condition or face prosecution.

The letter is signed "Yours very truly, F. H. OSGOOD, Agent." with a space for some additional name or signature labeled "By". The date line at the top is partially filled, showing just the century "190", with blank spaces for the exact date. The document is a formal notification likely used in the early 20th century to enforce public health regulations regarding the sale of milk.

Created by anthropic.claude-3-haiku-20240307-v1:0 on 2025-06-12

The image appears to be an official document from the "Office of Inspector of Animals, Provisions and Milk" in Brookline, Massachusetts. The document is addressed to a recipient and informs them that milk found on their wagon showed signs of bacteria and improper temperature, which was in violation of the law. The document instructs the recipient to take immediate steps to remedy this condition, or face prosecution. The document is signed by F. H. Osgood, the Agent.

Created by us.anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022-v2:0 on 2025-06-12

This is a historical letterhead and form from the Office of Inspector of Animals, Provisions and Milk, located in Room 14, Town Hall in Brookline, Massachusetts. The document appears to be from the early 1900s (the year field shows "190_"). It's an official warning notice regarding milk violations, with spaces to fill in details about bacteria and temperature readings found during inspections. The letterhead includes the town seal of Brookline and lists F.H. Osgood, M.R.C.V.S as Inspector and W.E. Ward as Deputy. The letter warns recipients that they must take immediate action to remedy violations or face prosecution. It's signed by F.H. Osgood as Agent. The document represents early food safety and public health enforcement efforts in municipal government.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-05-25

The image depicts a letter from the Office of Inspector of Animals, Provisions and Milk in Brookline, Massachusetts. The letter is addressed to "Sir" and informs the recipient that milk found upon their wagon was in violation of the law due to its temperature and bacterial content. The letter instructs the recipient to take immediate steps to remedy this condition or prosecution will follow. The letter is signed by F.H. Osgood, Agent.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-05-25

The image depicts a letter from the Office of Inspector of Animals, Provisions and Milk, dated 1900. The letterhead features the office's name in large text at the top, accompanied by the address "ROOM 14, TOWN HALL, BROOKLINE, MASS." Below this, the letter is addressed to "DEAR SIR" and begins with the statement "Milk found upon your wagon the _______ showed _______ Its sale in this town, therefore, was in violation of the law." The letter concludes with the signature "F. H. OSGOOD, AGENT" and the closing phrase "Yours very truly."

The letter is typed on a beige paper with black ink, and the text is divided into paragraphs. The letterhead also includes the names of the inspector and deputy, as well as the date "1900" in the upper right corner.

In summary, the image shows a formal letter from the Office of Inspector of Animals, Provisions and Milk, informing the recipient that their milk has been found to be contaminated and is therefore in violation of the law. The letter is dated 1900 and is typed on beige paper with black ink.

Created by amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 on 2025-05-25

The image is a black-and-white photograph of an official letter on a beige background. The letter is written in a formal style and is addressed to "SIR" with a salutation that reads "DEAR SIR". The letterhead contains the name "F. H. OSGOOD, M.R.C.V.S INSPECTOR" and "W. E. WARD, DEPUTY" along with a logo that includes the text "OFFICE OF INSPECTOR OF ANIMALS, PROVISIONS AND MILK, ROOM 14, TOWN HALL, BROOKLINE, MASS., 190".

The letter is dated and signed by "F. H. OSGOOD, AGENT" with a signature below the name. The content of the letter informs the recipient that milk found on their wagon showed bacteria and was sold in violation of the law. The letter instructs the recipient to take immediate steps to remedy the condition or face prosecution.

The letter is a formal communication regarding a regulatory issue, likely related to food safety and public health. The tone is authoritative and indicates a serious matter that requires prompt attention.

Created by amazon.nova-lite-v1:0 on 2025-05-25

The image is a scanned document, dated 1900, from the Office of the Inspector of Animals, Provisions, and Milk in Brookline, Massachusetts. The document is addressed to a recipient, referred to as "Dear Sir," and is signed by F. H. Osgood, who is identified as an agent. The letter discusses a violation of the law related to the sale of milk found on a wagon that showed bacteria and temperature issues. The recipient is instructed to take immediate steps to remedy the condition, or prosecution will follow. The document includes the official seal of Brookline, Massachusetts, and the names of F. H. Osgood and W. E. Ward, who are identified as the Inspector and Deputy, respectively.

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This is a formal letter, likely a notice or warning from the "Inspector of Animals, Provisions and Milk" office in Brookline, Massachusetts. It appears to be an official document, judging by the letterhead, which features a seal. The seal is for a department involved with the inspection of milk and other provisions. The letter is addressed "Dear Sir" and indicates that milk found on the recipient's wagon had a problem, likely contaminated with "Bacteria" or not meeting "Temperature" standards. The letter warns that the sale of this milk was in violation of the law and demands immediate corrective action or faces potential prosecution. The letter is signed "F. H. OSGOOD, AGENT," with a blank space for a signature, likely the signature of the inspector.

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The image shows an official letter, likely from the late 19th or early 20th century. It is a formal notice from the "Office of Inspector of Animals, Provisions and Milk" in Brookline, Massachusetts. The letterhead also includes the town seal of Brookline. The main text of the letter addresses a "Dear Sir," informing him that milk found on his wagon showed either excessive bacteria or high temperature. As a result, the sale of this milk in town was in violation of the law. The recipient is instructed to take immediate steps to remedy the situation or face prosecution. The letter is signed "Yours very truly, F. H. Osgood, Agent, By". F. H. Osgood's name also appears with the title "Inspector," while W. E. Ward is listed as "Deputy" beneath Osgood's name and title.

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The image is a letterhead from the "Office of Inspector of Animals, Provisions and Milk," located in Room 14, Town Hall, Brookline, Massachusetts. The letter is dated 190. The inspector is F. H. Osgood, M.R.C.V.S., and the deputy is W. E. Ward.

The letter is addressed to "Sir" and informs the recipient that the milk found upon their wagon showed signs of bacteria and was at an improper temperature, which is in violation of the law. Since the milk was intended for sale in the town, the recipient is instructed to take immediate steps to remedy the condition; otherwise, prosecution will follow.

The letter is signed by F. H. Osgood, Agent. There is a blank space at the bottom, presumably for the signature of the person authorized to deliver the notice. The letterhead includes the seal of the Town of Brookline, which features intricate designs and the words "A Town of Brookline Incorporated 1705."