Babe Ruth's legend spans pitching and batting glory
Western Newspaper Union recalls Babe Ruth as baseball’s colorful icon. It details his early Red Sox days, pitching feats including 29 scoreless innings in 1916, and historic pounding at the plate with 60 home runs in 1927. It notes his sale to the Yankees, rising stardom, and enduring status as a sport icon.
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Swine erysipelas emerges as major national threat
Swine erysipelas is rapidly becoming a serious threat to the country's swine industry. It has spread from a small area to almost all hog raising regions, hitting the corn belt hardest. The disease mimics hog cholera and can persist on farms for years, with vaccination programs now supported by federal and state efforts. Vaccination around weaning and separating new pigs from home herds after sales are advised to reduce outbreaks.
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