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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1931

Page

9

Meat diet for dogs and human anatomy compared

The Chappel Kennel Foundation of Rockford asserts dogs share striking anatomical similarity with humans, including skeletons and internal organs. It promotes meat as the base of a dog’s diet, arguing proper feeding is key to successful dog keeping and contrasts human mixed diets.

Theu Chappel Kennel Foundation Rockford Minvis

Digestive efficiency in dogs and human rationing lessons

A discussion on ideal dog rations using horse meat cereals and bone meal notes Rin Tin Tin’s life on a balanced regimen. Mayo Clinic researchers find meat and rice most digestible in dogs while starches from corn pass poorly and linger over 24 hours. Feeding in one large portion improves digestion.

Northwestern University Medical School Rin-Tin-Tin Mayo Clinic

Partridge Drawn by Car Horn in Livingston County

A Livingston County farmer reports a male ruffed grouse repeatedly approaching his car when the horn sounds and later trailing a tractor through the fields. He suspects the bird may be mimicking drumming rivals or awaiting the horn sounds again and asks the Conservation Department for a mate for the hen. The note ends with a school baseball joke.

Livingston County Conservation Department

Spats and street fashion in New York history

A colorful reminiscence on spats and hats in New York City, noting the season’s end for spats among street cleaners. It recalls fashion transitions from silk toppers to stovepipes worn by cab drivers and the public’s varied acceptance of horse carriages versus cars, with a nostalgic tone.

Henah New York City St.essed Ube Godey New York Central Park

Seek Cause of Heavy Loss In Birch Trees

Professor Samuel A. Graham of the University of Michigan Forestry and Conservation reports that bronze birch borer is linked to stressed trees with poor leaf development. The study notes site conditions worsen the attack and outlines two forester options: clear-cut and replant or thin cuts to preserve natural forest health.

Samuel A. Graham University of Michigan Sct Bureau of U.S. Department of Agriculture Hok Graham Paca Me Michigan

Bessemer Cemetery Improvements Sealed Bid Notice

The Board of Cemetery Trustees invites sealed proposals by 7 30 PM June 26 at the City Clerk Office City Hall Bessemer Michigan for improvements to new grounds and part of the old Hill Crest cemetery. Work includes clearing grub etc with 500 cubic yards of earth moved and fences rocks and drainage work supervised by the cemetery sexton and engineer.

Board of Cemetery Trustees Bessemer Michigan Hillcrest Board of Sexton

Reserves the Fight to Reject a Fly or All Bids

A brief note from an early public bidding process states reserves the right to reject any bid or all bids, maintaining freedom to choose without penalty. The terse clause emphasizes buyer discretion in procurement.

Simple Dog Care Guide From Choppel Kennet Foundation

The guide from the Choppel Kennet Foundation in Rockford outlines a dog feeding plan. It specifies feeding once in the evening with a heavy meal as needed by age, using prepared meat feed and biscuits for variety, and avoiding table scraps. It warns against bones and sweets and stresses plenty of water and no vigorous exercise after meals.

Choppel Kennet Foundation Rockford Hwineis Dex

Rare Birds At Kingsford Draw Local Attention

Kingsford resident Michael McCormick raises turkens a cross between turkey and chicken weighing about 12 pounds. He invites neighbors to see these new birds claimed to be the first in the Upper Peninsula.

Kingsford Michael McCormick Upper Peninsula

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