Tubercular Herd Indicates Economic Toll of TB
A US Department of Agriculture report shows cattle tuberculosis spreads quickly, cutting herd milk from 111,173 to 82,173 pounds over two years and reducing income by about 870 dollars. Officials argue that inocent eradication incentives via testing indemnity should prompt prompt TB testing to curb losses.
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Plan to Maintain Dairy Herd by Raising Calves
The article argues dairymen should raise calves to replace aging cows, noting calves create a uniform herd and lower cost when beef fat is cheap. It covers the need for a useful breeding bull and often for owning one, given its impact on herd maintenance and dairy output.
Bacteria Chief Factor in Changing Milk Odor
The chief factor in changing the trate and odor of milk is the bacteria introduced from many sources. Bacteria grow faster as handling temperature rises, so limiting both introduction and growth is essential. The producer must weigh sources by both quantity and growth potential to target improvements effectively.
Dairy Cattle Feeding Tips For Better Butter Yields
Dairy alfalfa and silage form the basis of the best ration for bred heifers. Well cured hay or green food is necessary. Cows in wet weather yield less grass in summer. Cream temperature affects butter firmness: too warm softens butter, too cold slows butter development. Regular milking and attentive care yield more butter and efficiency.
Potent Death Noise From High Frequency Waves
Prof. R A Wood and Alfred Loomis of Johns Hopkins describe a death-noise a term for inaudible high frequency sound waves that kill small fishes in water. Generated by electrical apparatus these 100000 to 400000 cycles per second waves heat surface water by nearly 10 degrees Mohrenhelt in one minute, producing a raised mound on the surface.
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National Academy of Science
R. A. Wood
Alfred L. Loomis
Johns Hopkings University
Wood
Leyden Professor Claims Cancer Parasite Found
Professor T. Y Van Catcar of Leyden University announces the discovery of a cancer parasite. A protozoan linked to cancer cells was isolated and, after cultivation, produced cancer in dogs. The theory suggests cancer cells emit offshoots that consume neighboring cells.
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T. Y van Catcar
Tacteriology
Leyden University
Yan Calar
Willie’s Kimono Question Sparks Smock Debate
In a city grade school teachers wear smocks and a boy named Willie stares at them with curious eyes. At day’s end he shyly asks Miss Smith if all teachers are wearing their kimonos to school. The remark highlights a humorous misperception of bright clothing.
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Willie
Miss Smith
Indianapolis News
Never Again Sanford Nelson Uncommon Hero at 16
Sanford Nelson, a sixteen year old Seattle messenger boy, chased a burglar from a store. He disarmed the robber, an act praised by Cappers Weekly. The next Sunday his admiring pastor called him to the pulpit to recount the restraint, though Nelson stammered shyness and refused to boast.
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Sanford Nelson
Seattle
Sanford
Cappers
Young Neilson
Free Smallpox Vaccination Clinic Opens in Beijing Park
In Peking the Temple of Heaven enclosure now hosts a free vaccination clinic as part of China’s war on smallpox. The central plague prevention bureau sets up free points at various prices, while a special police order to physicians bans traditional Chinese vaccination and mandates sanitary modern methods under heavy penalties.
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China
Peking
Central
Plague Prevention Bureau
Cuticura Toilet Trio Ad Extols Skincare Range
The advertisement promotes Cuticura Toilet Trio for clear skin, recommending Soap to cleanse Purify Ointment to soothe and heal and Talcum to powder and perfume. It claims no toilet table is complete without them and urges daily use.
Old Order Change Shown By Ambassador Houghton Dinner Tale
Ambassador Houghton spoke in Washington on England’s shifting order noting the English no longer revere a duke as before. He recalled the late Duke of Sutherland, a vast landowner with a private line at Dunrobin Castle who once ran the engine and collided with an elderly woman who, though not badly hurt, asked if the duke was very angry.
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Houghton
Washington
England
Duke of Sutherland
Dunrobin Castle
How'd He Know? Timmons to Watson on money and politeness
The exchange questions how lending or borrowing reveals truth about friends. It notes that misused money harms relationships and cites classical wisdom on treating others as you wish to be treated.
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Watson
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