Doctors Guessing on Appendicitis Misdiagnoses Tale
Roger W Babson notes 17 percent of appendicitis operations show a normal appendix on postmortem exams. He recalls a London hospital anecdote where patient records use fetters like TB and a doctor asks about a G O K meaning God Only Know.
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Roger W. Babson
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Lincoln County Officials and Monthly Commissioners Meeting
Lincoln County officials listed for Kemmerer include County Commissioners Thos D O Neil D John F Erwin Chas H Peterson, Clerk Harold R Harrison Sheriff S E Hanson, District Court Carl W Tanner, County Attorney Ivan Jones, Superintendent Maggie Felson, Surveyor Jesse J Reed, Coroner R H Embree. Commissioners meet in Kemmerer on the first Tuesday of each month to transact county business, with bills due to the county clerk before meeting for prompt attention.
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Kemmerer
Thos
D. O'Neil
Big Piney
John F. Erwin
Revont
Chas. H. Peterson
Bmoot
Harold R. Harrison
Sberif
S. FE. Hanson
Hbenjamin Bell
Erk District Court
Carl W. Tanner
Ivan
Jones
Maggie Felson
Jease J. Reed
R. H. Embree
Cooks in Australia lure for domestic service not marriage
A Dominion royal commission report finds Australia needs domestic servants more than wives. English maid hires surge on arrival with cooks sought before port, and labor brokers rush to match newcomers to households. Wages exceed English rates, while servant scarcity strains well being and population growth.
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Australia
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America Model for Europe: A View of Immigration and Hope
An American observer recalls Europeans visiting the United States and notes Americans travel abroad less. He cites corruption and political woes yet sees America as hopeful, strong, and a model for Europe despite hardships.
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America
An Acquired Habit in A National Monthly Fragment
A clipped joke describes a dealer asking what is the matter with a familiar animal. Brown replies with stuttering humor about a “d-d-darned critter” refusing to behave. The vignette appears in a National Monthly compilation.
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Crown
Brown
Do Not Pamper Horses During Winter
In spring weather farmers should exercise work horses daily when not in use. Do not keep teams confined in barns on full feed as they risk indigestion and cold. Turning horses out on fair days promotes health, with examples from Virginia and Iowa showing strong horses endured winter with outdoor exercise.
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J. M. Belle
Montana
Washington
Minnesota
Virginia
Richmond
Wilson
Iowa
Practical Hints for Hog Breeder
W M Kelly offers guidance from experience in swine breeding. He advises using field rye for early spring grazing to reduce grain use, introduces gradual green feed changes, and stresses choosing hogs that match your climate and goals. The text emphasizes practical husbandry and feeding strategies.
Confidence le Essartiai and the cow’s uncertain effort
A fragment notes doubt about a cow named Confidence le Essartiai and its performance, suggesting she will not do her best. The lines imply concern over the animal’s effort relative to her owner’s expectations.
Getting the Cows Out to Pastures
Relief comes when cows are moved to pasture avoiding grain feeding. Some herds still need a milk for a few weeks after turning out to build flesh and reserve. feed may be continued and grain hurriedly given. Cautions about dairy equipment and cleanliness appear in the piece.
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Prass
Soulance
Watering Plants in Drought Causes Surface Injury
The guidance says a light surface watering only encourages the plant to drink at the surface, leaving roots dry and plants more damaged by drought. Watering the surface soil offers little protection and may hurt during dry periods.
Garbled report on stable wood and danger of splintering
Fragmented OCR text notes issues with Gad Stable Floere Woodes Bours being dry and brittle. Mentions danger of splintering but lacks clear event details, dates, or proper names to establish a coherent news item.
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Everpres
Brand department sets annual branding fees
The Brand Department accepts brands for a one year term only. If a brand is used for less than one year, a yearly price of 0.60 dollars must be paid. Brands are marked on the animal’s hide.
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Brande
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