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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1948
Page
8
Meiy Hilla, director at Gaines Dog Research Center, discusses YINTC findings on MIACIS a civet-like mammal from five million years ago that links dogs and bears.
A Gaines Dog Research Center panel awarded Tubby a St Bernard belonging to Karl B. Loud and Spike a German Shepherd owned by Mrs. Ext Schleieret of Cataldo Idaho. Judges cited Tubby’s herd and farm chores and Spike’s hunting and guarding roles on a 190 acre ranch.
Dr. Harry Miller of Gaines Dog Research Center in New York argues dogs thrive on prepared dry foods when fresh meat is scarce. He notes dogs’ appetites are learned, not innate, and cites increased life spans due to balanced nutrients in modern dog foods.
A humorous back-and-forth about morning routines and a personal bell. The speaker dreams of lying in bed and ringing a bell for a valet, while the other party questions having a valet and learns there is a bell instead.
Harry Miller of the Gaines Dog Research Center leads a bid for a US postage stamp featuring dogs. He asks Congressman John Phillips to sponsor legislation, arguing dogs are a major American presence and citing breeds with wartime service and national origin.
A fragmented program list shows students and pieces across a community concert. Performers include Margery Smith Beverly Slocum Norma Watters Barbara Abogast Barbara Arbogast and Mary Ann Mulvany with works by Mozart Beethoven Mendelssohn and Vivaldi among others.
An advertisement hawks Moone's Emerald Oil as a groin greasy free treatment that reduces intense itching and distress. It promises easy use and short courses, claiming greaseless, stain resistant, economical healing with a satisfaction guarantee.
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