Drugs Make Caesarians Possible for Animals
Delivery by Caesarean section becomes standard in animals thanks to penicillin and sulphonamides. In Poverty Bay a stud ewe and a pedigree heifer underwent successful operations, saving valuable livestock and allowing rapid recovery and return to milk production.
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Miners and Livestock Rescue Take Harsh Turn at Lochgelly
The report details a difficult Caesarian delivery for a Southdown ewe after a rough coal extraction incident at Janny Gray colliery in Fife. A second lambing event required the same surgical method to save both progeny and dam, highlighting the need for prompt veterinary action and anesthesia.
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Manhattan Attorney Testifies in Separation Case
A Manhattan attorney named Tatman Flitschberg testified in his wife’s separation case about leaving tender notes on her pillow before work. He described writing phrases like Cherub rise and shine while she recalled hearing swearing and insults that she says reflected their troubled marriage.
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Cherub
Journal urges reform as coroners misclassify murders
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports that murders are undercounted in the United States with only about 13,000 deaths officially recognized out of an annual 300,000 violent deaths. It criticizes coroners for failing to identify murder cases and calls for improved medical fact interpretation.
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Scientists Study Animal Diseases With Tracers
Researchers use radioactive tracers to follow how diseases affect livestock. Radiocobalt reveals cobalt needs in grazing animals and persistence when fertiliser provides it. Radiophosphorus helps study range paralysis in fowls, aiming to improve prevention and cure methods and reduce costs.
Emigrant Gordon Tothill Sets Off With 1863 Musket
Prepared at Hendon Middlesex a 21 year old emigrant to Canada Mr Gordon Tothill started his journey with a five foot long musket fashioned in 1863 by his grandfather to defend against Indians.
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Midlesex
Canada
Gordon Tothill
Swedes Grow World’s First X Ray Pears
Bralsgard experimental station in South Sweden touts the world s first X ray pears with 11 fruit so far showing advanced development. Dr I Granhall heads the project noting global novelty despite prior attempts while drafts were sent to Prof Marne Siegbahn s Physical Institute in Stockholm for exposure to X rays.
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Bralsgard
Sweden
I. Granhall
Marne Siegbahn
Physical Institute
Stockholm
Engineer Falls Into Soap Vat at Ashby Work
Forty five year old? No 35 year old engineer M Frank Johnson of an Ashby de la Zouche soap works fell into a vat while noting precautions. The vat is 11 feet deep and near boiling at 12 degrees below boiling. He dragged himself out and was hospitalized severely scalded.
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Welcome Home Shirley Temple Returns to Fox Lot
Shirley Temple delighted fans at the LM MEWS SE commissary after eight years away. She wore a gold lame frock and talked of her baby daughter while meeting old friends. News also covered Hollywood marriages and star comebacks including Sabu, Susanna Foster, Diana Lynn, and Lionel Barrymore walking again after a hip injury.
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Atom Advances Synthetic Foods in Agriculture
Scientists using radioactive materials aim to produce factory grown foods and cut costs by improving fertilisers and pest control. Experiments track how tracers move in plants, revealing optimal fertilising times and placements for crops like corn, tobacco, cotton, and potatoes while probing radiation effects on growth.
Biggest Riddle In Agriculture Probed
Researchers investigate a process turning atmospheric carbon dioxide into starches, aiming to replicate it in factories for materials such as synthetic gasoline and coal. Radioactive tracers reveal partial steps, while sunlight drives key exchanges. DDT and other insecticides will be studied for safety and efficacy in farming systems.
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