Making Examination of a Sick Horse
United States Department of Agriculture outlines a practical method to examine a sick horse focusing on respiration rate from 8 to 16 per minute, signs of dyspnea, nasal discharge, nasal and throat conditions, and the use of chest percussion and auscultation to distinguish pneumonia, bronchitis, and pleural issues. It outlines examining nasal passages, lymph glands, coughing patterns, vesicular and bronchial murmurs, mucous rales, and sounds indicating fluid or solidification in the lungs.
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United States Department of Agriculture
British U boat uses mine trap to destroy six Prussian destroyers
A British submarine captain recounts disabling a German mine layer, forcing it to tow the sub out to sea, laying mines in German code, and drawing six Prussian destroyers into the trap. Four destroyers were wrecked by mines and two were sunk by torpedoes. The crew survived air attacks and reached safety as Taubes loomed overhead. The lieutenant earned the Victoria Cross and the crew the Military Cross.
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Strews
New York
North Sea
The
Weser
New York Herald
Hun
Taubes
Leutenant
Norman McClintock Photographs Wet-Nest Birds in Tent
Norman McClintock of Pittsburgh, a noted naturalist and ornithologist, is shown with his movie camera in a wet setting to photograph birds up close. He pitches his tent near the nest and endures hours of weather, employing a metronome to drown the camera click and keep the birds calm.
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Norman McClintock
Pittsburgh
Divine Right in Greece Doomed to Failure Says Venizelos
Eleutherios Venizelos, Greek provisional government president, argues that monarchic divine right in Greece is doomed as Russia abolishes despotism. He links democracy against autocracy to Greece joining the Entente, aided by the United States entry and Serbia alliance, and warns Turkey’s war aims and Bulgaria’s actions test Greek policy. He envisions a postwar world governed by self rule and a league of democracies.
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Greece
Entente
Eleutherios Venizelos
Salonica
Russia
Constantine
Mediterranean
Serbia
Dirmly
Turkey
Bulgaria
Germany
Boligaria
Prussaa
United States
Congress
League of Democratic Nations
Woman praises Lydia E Pinkham remedy for displacement
Mrs Jennie Moyer of Lima Ohio recounts reaching good health after displacement using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sons Wash She notes three doctors believed she could not recover and she became a midwife for seven years recommending the product to other women who had successful outcomes She invites others to write for advice.
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Ohio
Indy
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jennie Moyer
North St
Lima
Early Morning Garden Pest Patrol Teaches Thrift
A writer from the American Bay advises children to pick squash bugs cucumber beetles potato bugs slugs and wire worms each morning. Collect them in a deep can and pour boiling water to kill them. Consistent early rounds every morning three days weekly yield abundant garden produce and curb pests. The proverb notes that people who talk too much think too little.
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American Bay
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Jean Mitchelle
One Hundred and Twelfth
United States Navy
America
Woman
Pinkham
U.S
Coors
Public Inquiry Bureau
Riggs Bldg
Washington, D.C
Nutrition
Bly Ae
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