Sorghum Poisoning of Cattle In Nebraska Field Study
Readable portions describe Dr A T Peters and the Nebraska Experiment Station examining sorghum poisoning in cattle during 1901. The work details field observations, symptoms such as drowsiness and staggering, experiments on cork sterility, fermentation, and pasteurization, and notes on prevention, corking, and temperature testing to prevent contamination. Findings indicate sorghum poisoning occurred after ingestion, with variable animal deaths, and emphasize careful handling to avoid spores and safe processing methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T Peters
Nebraska Experiment Station
Liepartten of
Aniwala
Eteum
Nader
W. A. Thomas
Foue
Ariimial
Urkae
Bern
Goring
Elmer
Toma
Champagne
Tila Station
Towar
Fmm
Wade SY Gatewater
Erven
Wien
Bom
S$ Otorck
Amur
Themical
Broadbridge
Miss Peters
Mies Petera
Praying and hoeing amid a farmer’s scribbled tale
A fragment from a 19th century scene blends farming lore with a novelist’s struggle. A farmer named Broadbridge clashes with Miss Peters over writing and romance in Ashton, while a planned tale about crops and rebellion threads through the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Prine
Het
Himes ii
Ashton
Nature Bay Broadbridge
Mme
Green-Grocers
Groadbridgee
Peeter
Hungerios
Mickery Meypt
Peters
Browdtridge
Tridge
Carr
Broadbridge
Pwrers
H Broadbridee
Misa Peters
Broadleidee
Testu
Tie Peters
Mise Urters
Sali
Broadbridee
Brathbridge
Indian Budget Debate Sparks Surplus Praise
The Indian budget discussion centers on a 290,004,060 population and 170,000 square miles, with the minister lauding a two year surplus of 8,100,000 after railways and irrigation spending. The debate highlights revenue use for famine relief and development as officials chart a steady economic path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledley
Len
Badit
Africa
Cyne
Feue Milion
West State Railways
Guy
Mahway
Englal
Peifadeferns
Arih HO
Aureeia
Erantate
Collyweat
Meory Peller
Five Welsh miners die in colliery accident at South Pit
In Merthyr Tydfil district, five colliery workers were killed when a cage malfunction during a rescue operation trapped men in rising water. Rescue teams retrieved bodies from the sump as William Davies recounted the harrowing three hours in darkness, with four men dead on the upper deck and others severely injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coean & Company
Merthyr
Wien
South Wales
Paris
Hye Tan
Davia
Pennacres
Treharris
Llewellyn Davies
Huta
David
Oho Hughes
Silas Jones
Owen Griffithy
Trehanis
Porth
Rhondda
Walker
Wiliam Davies
Davies
Lloyd’s Weekly
The Wide World Kaiser's Visit and Paris Tragedy
A London telegraphing round up reports on the Kaiser's British visit drawing reactions in Berlin and London. The Paris section covers a mysterious murder case involving Miss Ben Gore and Bridzewski, with police and U.S. investigations noted. Also included is a disruptive domestic life tale of Albert Stone in Weaton-super-Mare and odd testimonies about marriage and sleep disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Germany
England
Willian
Populariy House
Ami
Mr Chamberlain
Bandring
Bath Country
Berlin
Paris
Brdgewski
Ben Gore
St. Petersburg Opera
M. Lassale
Paris Opera
Misa Gore
Budzewski
Rydaewski
United States
Justice Barnes
Albert Stone
Weaton-super-Mare
Also Mentioned on This Page
C Herald
Ecrejeel
Adentif
Felda
Palsoneya Prineipigen
Stata
Zaid Farmer Jones
Aia
France
Japan
Jones
Lenny
Rei
Margaret G. Fawcett
Oillege
Brasdbridge
Broadbridgey
Rome
Toyan
Neble Bay
Mrollenge
Boston
THE
Malta
Mediterranean
Zerta
Alee
M. Follot
Questimatiques
Humbie
Lake Lugang
John
Cronstadt
Rhostrankd
Moscow
Zar Orsee eQaren
They
Toston
Congregational Ale
Lenin
Autorfiona
Theodore
Lf Pierdey
Heer Bs
Therdore
Sareet —Wilenel Preterick
Henry Piereud
Frederick Cairrigd
Hia
Whohn
Perehahes
Picson Way
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