Be Tubercular Herd Serious Menace
A USDA report shows tuberculous infection in a dairy herd reduced annual milk production from 111,179 to 82,173 pounds over two years, cutting income by about 870 dollars. Officials note indemnity for infected cattle aids eradication, but herd losses may equal or exceed such payouts, urging prompt testing to curb disease, economic loss, and human risk.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Plan to Maintain Dairy Herd by Raising Calves
The piece argues raising calves to replace aging cows boosts herd uniformity and may cost less when land is cheap. It advises dairymen to secure a suitable bull, often owning one, as breeding impact is key to sustaining a productive dairy herd.
Bacteria Chief Factor in Changing Milk Odor
The piece explains that bacteria are the main cause of milk odor and flavor changes. It discusses sources of bacteria, their growth with temperature, and the need to limit both introduction and growth to minimize alteration. Different bacterial kinds vary in milk growth, affecting their impact.
Dairy Herd Feeding and Milking Care Tips
Alfalfa and silage form the best ration for bred heifers, with well cured hay or green food aiding hair shedding in dairy cattle. Wet pastures reduce summer grass. cows enjoy sunshine. Cream temperature affects butter quality. milk rich in butterfat yields more butter and easier churning. Regular attention and milking discipline are essential for good results.
Potency of Deadly Sound Waves Shown
Scientists at Johns Hopkins University including Prof. R A Wood and Alfred Loomis described a death noise created by high frequency sound waves. They used electrical apparatus to generate 100000 to 400000 waves per second, heating surface water by about 10 degrees Fahrenheit in one minute and killing small aquatic life when directed at water surfaces.
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National Academy of Science
R. A. Wood
Alfred L. Loomis
Johns Hopkins University
Wood
Leiden Professor Claims Cancer Parasite Found
Professor T P Van Calar of Leiden University announces a cancer origin theory claiming a protozoan parasite as the causative organism. He reports isolating a cancer cell protozoan and, after cultivating it, inducing cancer in dogs via protozoa-fed diets.
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T. P. van Calar
Leiden University
van Calcar
Why Are All the Teachers Wearing Kimonos
A classroom tale from Indianapolis News about Willie who misreads teachers’ colorful smocks as kimonos. The first grader fixates on the garments during class and recess, prompting a gentle, humorous exchange when he asks the teacher why they wear kimonos to school.
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Willie
Twelve year old Nelson Thwarts Burglar Before Sermon
Sanford Nelson a Seattle messenger boy aged sixteen confronted a burglar in a store and disarmed him. Capper's Weekly notes his bravery and the Pentecostal pastor invites him to the pulpit next Sunday to recount the event, though Nelson stammers at the thought.
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Sanford Nelson
Seattle
Sanford
Capper
Young Nelson
Free Vaccination Clinic Opens in Peking Park
War on smallpox in China continues with a free vaccination program in the Temple of Heaven enclosure, backed by the central plague prevention bureau. A police order fines physicians who rely on old Chinese vaccination methods, mandating sanitary modern techniques. The Cuticura Toilet Trio advertisement urges daily use for skin care and fragrance.
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Peking
Temple of Heaven
China
Central
Plague Prevention Bureau
Old Order Changes Warns in Washington Dinner
Ambassador Houghton declared the old order is changing in England and elsewhere. He cited the late Duke of Sutherland, a major landowner with a private railway at Dunrobin Castle who once ran the engine. The duke's train struck an elderly woman who was not badly hurt and asked if the duke was angry afterward.
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Ambassador Houghton
Washington
England
Duke of Sutherland
Dunrobin Castle
Hrow'd He Know Chesterfield Exchange Soured Lending Advice
A brief quip exchanges barbs on friendship and money as Watson challenges Timmons about lending. The nations of politeness are framed by a Chesterfield maxim on reciprocity. The dialog hints at social friction over debt and affection, capturing a period voice.
Gentlemen's Well Advertsed Farm Sale Promises Prime Land
The notice highlights Hol stein Farm a 78 acre parcel with bluegrass sweet clover and alfalfa noted as best improved on Grant Highway. Flint Hill Farm Elizabeth offers additional land use options and prospects for improved pasturage.
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Grant Highway
Flint Hill Farm
Elizabeth
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