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Newspaper

Encampment Echo

Location

Encampment, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1938

Page

5

Treatment And Prevention Of Anemia And Heart Strain

The article reviews anemia treatments from iron therapy to liver extracts and hog stomach extracts, noting the shift after Dre, Minot, and Murphy showed liver could aid pernicious anemia. It also covers prevention, general care, and specific remedies, plus how heart strain worsens with overexertion and large meals.

Dre, Minot Murphy Boston H. K. Speed Sayre Oklahoma State Medical Association Journal

The Apache War a Long and Costly U.S. Saga

Mickey Free and Cochise ignite a 25 year war that cost ten thousand lives and fifty million dollars. Dr. Frank C. Lockwood’s The Apache Indians traces Cochise Mangas Coloradas Geronimo Victorio and Crooks campaigns from first clashes to final surrender and the enduring U.S. policy failures across 40 years of conflict.

Little Boy Cochise United States Ishmaels Southwest Western Union Mickey Free Sam Mickey Uncle Sam Macmillan Company Frank C. Lockwood University of Arizona Mexico Arizona James H. Carleton Mangas Coloradas War Department Department of the Interior Taza Geronimo Nachez Warm Springs Victorio Tres Castillos Mountains Juh Chato Crook Sierra Madre Mountains Phil Sheridan Cleveland Sheridan Nelson A. Miles Lockwood Miles Charles B. Gatewood Sixth Cavalry Florida Gila River James Johnson Juan Jose Sonora Dr. Lockwood Las Vegas N. M Stephen W. Kearney Kearney

Disastrous Great Lakes Rescue Ends in Six Deaths

Detroit Free Press recounts the 1880 Pointe Aux Barques coast guard disaster near Huron City Michigan. Captain Jerome Kiah survived after his crew of six and he attempted to reach a distress scow, capsizing in heavy surf. All six drowned, with the scow’s identity remaining unknown.

Great Lakes Pointe Aux Barques Kiah Coast Guard

Renovating Thin Pasture Advised by Expert

Farm Topics outlines renovating thin pastures through scarification and legume seeding. Test soil, apply limestone in fall, then phosphate, scarify, harrow, roll seed beds. Plant alfalfa, sweet clover, red clover with timothy to establish deep rooted, nitrogen fixing growth. Avoid good pastures and steep hillsides.

R. Fuelleman Top Proudhton University of Tlwin

Hens Face Summer Perils and Care Tips

A Wallaces Farmer poultryman warns summer dangers for hens on range or confinement. Check for mites and treat roosts, avoid open corn cribs to prevent obesity, and break broodiness by placing hens in a flat bottom coop with good air flow. Provide mash and fresh water.

Wallaces

Hog Cholera Compared With Blackhead in Turkeys

A Missouri Farmer writer notes hog cholera is preventable by vaccination while turkeys have no vaccine. Blackhead in turkeys could be prevented by tying off the blind intestines, but the operation is costly and risky, making it impractical. Strict sanitation and a balanced ration help prevent disease in both cases.

Mickey Jesus Martinez John Ward Sonoita River Fort Buchanan Ward Cochise Col Pitcairn Morrison Morrison Apache Pass George N. Bascom Bascom Mickey Free United States Guadelupe Hidalgo Senate Mexico American Republic

Agricultural Briefs Highlight Water and Feed Issues

Parts of Australia face insufficient water for sheep this year. Moving hens between homes risks production drops. Moisture in egg storage preserves quality. Soils acidify as lime drains away. Pasture needs for turkeys resemble dairy cow needs. Summer is poor for drastic changes in poultry feeding.

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