Wire injuries to horses and cattle from fencing hazards
Doctor Mark Francie describes common injuries from farm barbed wire including neck and head trauma, shoulder and forearm damage, foot and hoof losses, and hook joint injuries. He notes injuries from cows crowding through fences can scratch teats or open cavities, causing pain and infection and affecting milking until treated.
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Jimale
Care for Wounds in Animals and Hemorrhage Treatment
The passage outlines basic home methods for animal first aid including applying webs, soot, vinegar, and bandages to control bleeding. It discusses cautions with elastic tourniquets, hot iron, and iron tincture, and notes the use of powders like alum and zinc oxide for staining and infection prevention.
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Monsof
Try Orrine Trial Offer For Families At Home
A local ad invites wives and mothers to try ORRINE at their expense with a money back guarantee. Simple home treatment offered in two forms, No 1 powder and No 2 pills, priced at one dollar per box. Dealer J Jenkins Mun Street Drugist urges visiting for a talk and booklet.
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J. Jenkins
Mun Street
Damage to cotton crops across uplands and Brazos bottom
OCR reads that at the wet weather start one sixth of upland cotton remained, about half of that destroyed leaving one twelfth of the crop. Brazos bottom had about half the crop still standing and one twentieth destroyed. Drought and ongoing rain threaten a short crop. the river gauge shows about 66 inches per hour feared to cause flooding before rains end.
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Brazos
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