Spotted Fever Study Ties Ticks to Bitter Root Mammals
Washington public bulletin reports a Biological Survey study from March 1910 to 1911 on Bitter Root valley mammals and their role as fever tick hosts. Researchers found 20 of over 500 mammals carried ticks with two host groups for adult and nymph stages, noting most ticks on domestic stock and suggesting tick control could reduce human infection.
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Washington
Bitter Root
Biological Survey
Bitter Root Valley
West Side
East Side
Coal Output Breaks Records With U S Production Over Half a Billion Tons
1910 coal production reached 501,576,895 short tons despite strikes that idled Illinois Missouri Kansas Arkansas and Oklahoma mines. Edward W Parker of the U S Geological Survey notes 8.85 percent rise from 1909 and reveals state gains led by Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Kentucky Indiana and Alabama.
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United States
Edward W. Parker
United States Geological Survey
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Parker
Pennsylvania
Colorado
New Mexico
Missippi
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Indian
Alabama
Metal hats dazzle Fifth Avenue millinery displays
New York shops unveil the metal hat as the fall’s proper accessory for fashionable young women. Designs range from helmet inspired to broad flat shapes and feature lavish use of flowers feathers lace fur and metallic effects with silver bronze gold and intricate meshes.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Burned While Branding Cow in Cheyenne
Dr. A N Irwin, a veterinary, died after his branding iron blaze exploded while he used a torch with gasoline. F R Dilighans, a garage man, was seriously burned trying to save him but is expected to recover.
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London
Thomas A. Lipton
New York
Glasgow
Cheyenne
Wyo
A. N. Irwin
F. R. Dilighans
Forestry Force Reduced In Yak Basin Survey Work
The forestry service has cut its field crews in the Yak basin with most survey and classification work for the season already completed.
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Libby
Forestry Service
Yakt Basin
Dreadnoughts Grow as Navies Seek Bigger Guns
Washington naval experts say nations arming warships with 14 inch main rifles push the U S toward 16 inch guns for battleships. Displacements of Utah 825 tons Arkansas and Wyoming near 26 000 and 27 000 tons show plans to raise two battleships to 68 500 tons with future ships at least 30 000 tons.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Navy
Utah
Arkansas
Wyoming
Texas
New York
Navy Department
Parasol Recovered From Shark Identified by Monogram
Miss Laura Dorsey of Saugatuck Conn claims a silk parasol recovered from the stomach of a large shark caught by a government lightship crew near Lewes Del The parasol had a monogram and was dropped overboard from a Long Island Sound steamer early in the summer.
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Lewse
Del
Government
Laura Dorsey
Saugatuck
Conn
Long Island Sound
Weenink Departs for Twin Bridges with Photographing Outfit
H. D. Weenink left for Twin Bridges on Wednesday morning carrying a photographing outfit. He aims to capture scenes along the route and at the destination, contributing to local visual records.
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H. D. Weenink
Twin Bridges
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