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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1931

Page

24

Anatomy of Man and Dog In Skeletons Reveals Similarities

A Rockford foundation argues that the man and dog share striking skeletal and internal organ similarities, noting dogs’ anatomy closely mirrors humans. It stresses proper feeding, asserting meat should form the base of a dog’s diet and that diet shapes overall health.

Chappel Kennel Foundation Rockford Minvis Foundation

Diets for dogs show meat and rice best digestible

A Mayo Clinic study reports meat and rice as highly digested for dogs while starches from corn pass slowly and remain largely undigested. It notes Rin Tin Tin aged 15 remained in good condition after eight years on a balanced meat based ration with bones cereals and cod liver oil. Feeding in one large meal improves digestion versus multiple small feedings.

Northwestern University Medical School

Partridge Lured by Car Horn in Michigan Fields

A Livingston County farmer reports a ruffled grouse cock flying to his automobile horn whenever sounded and later following a tractor through the fields. The note to the Conservation Department asks for a mate as the hen grouse quietly hatches a dozen eggs, while the pair remain in the background.

Livingston County Conservation Department

Spatterdashes and street life in quirky era chatter

A playful column wanders from spats fashion to New York cabbies and horse-drawn taxis, noting silken toppers return, street cleaners in spats, and a humorous peek at Central Africa markets. The piece closes with a forester’s dual paths for managing forests and replanting.

New York Central Park

Seek Cause of Heavy Loss In Birch Trees

Birch tree deaths are not solely due to the bronze hired borer. Professor Samuel A. Graham of the University of Michigan in collaboration with the Bureau of Entomology at the U.S. Department of Agriculture reports that many birches die without borers. Conditions in cutover lands and altered forest environments weaken trees, increasing vulnerability to attacks and affecting hardwood regions.

Michigan Samuel A. Graham University of Michigan See of Forestry and Conservation Bureau of Extomology U.S. Department of Agriculture Graham Board of Cemetery Trustees Bessemer Old Hills Test Sexton Tihe Board of Cemetery

Reserves the Right to Reject Bids

A brief notice states the authority reserves the right to reject any or all bids. The text notes bid submissions and evaluative discretion, signaling procurement flexibility and adherence to applicable regulations. The source emphasizes the agency’s unilateral decision power in awarding or withholding contracts.

Simple Dog Feeding Guide From Chappel Kennet Foundation

Article compiles practical tips for feeding dogs Rockford Illinois. It advises one heavy meal for adults, lighter meals for puppies, avoid table scraps and bones, emphasize meat and biscuits, ensure constant feeding times, allow ample water, and avoid vigorous exercise after meals.

Chappel Kennet Foundation Rockford Minois

U. S. Exy-Dog Contest Seeks America's Typ ical Dog

The Chappel Kennel Foundation in Rockford NL offers 250 dollars in cash and fame for designs capturing America's typical dog. Entries must be submitted by September 15.

Chappel Kennel Foundation Rockford America

Rare Birds in Kingsford Attract Local Interest

Michael McCormick, a Kingsford chick raiser, invites residents to view his turken birds. These new poultry hybrids, weighing about 12 pounds, are reported as the first of their kind to reach the Upper Peninsula.

Grant Michael Mc‘Cormick Kingsford Upper Peninsula

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