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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1915
Page
6
The article denounces the fly as the deadliest animal, detailing its breeding, spread, and role in typhoid and infantile diarrhea. It urges public health action to remove breeding sites, clean stables, seal garbage cans, and prevent decay to curb the pest and disease transmission.
Wartime staff officers coordinate reports from the front and relay orders from the commander. They monitor ammunition and supplies, ensure proper treatment of the wounded, care for prisoners, and provision of the commissariat. They may observe enemy action and alter orders if needed and oversee movements, reinforcements, and retreats.
An analysis of David and Goliath from First Samuel recounts Saul in fear and David offering aid. Donned in armor, David rejects heavy gear, relying on a sling and five stones. He defeats Goliath with a single stone and cuts off the foe’s head, triggering Philistine retreat and Israelite victory.
The Jowa Homestead advises ewes before lambing receive a laxative, wholesome feed with well cured clover or alfalfa hay plus a small grain ration of peas oats or bran. After lambing provide generous succulent feed, plenty of grain and hay, and a two pound clover hay plus one to two pounds grain daily.
The article discusses heredity in laying hens with emphasis on pedigreed lines and cock breeding. It provides a homemade powder dust bath method and notes age differences between young and old hens, broodiness patterns, and adaptation to conditions. It mentions breed variability in broodiness and that Leghorns hatched in March should lay August to November.
A report to the department of agriculture details a corn growing method used in western Kansas dry lands. Plants are placed in rows twice the usual distance apart with double the plant density, conserving moisture between rows. Yields reached about thirty bushels per acre, compared with ten to twelve in fields with 3.5 feet row spacing.
Sudan grass shows wide adaptability to many soils and climates. It grows well at Bozefown Montana at 4,500 feet and as far north as Montreal latitude, yielding nearly four and a half tons of hay per acre with two irrigations, though it is not expected to grow north of the Mne for other hardy sorghums.
A government report on wheat rotation shows continuous cropping on the same land yields 14? bushels per acre while bare fallow yields 24.8 bushels and annual rotation with a fodder crop yields 26.4 bushels.
Rumor mill in sports circles suggests Bill James sought to leave on better terms than his contract allowed, risking a move to outlaw clubs. Braves executive way Gaffney reportedly blocked the deal, preserving the team's season hopes amid talk of iron bowl contracts in baseball.
The piece discusses Pipp High of Detroit and Bill James of the Boston Braves holding out for higher salaries rather than a New York transfer. It notes Detroit’s pennant talk, Jen nings willingness to let players go, and suggests an unfair influence in the deal. Frank Navin is urged to resolve the situation.
Marty O'Toole formerly with the Pittsburgh Nationals signs with the Columbus American Association for the coming season. He is considered part pay for Hinahan or Gerber, sold to Pittsburgh last year. Pittsburgh paid $2240 for O'Toole a few years ago.
Ty Cobb criticizes evasive tactics in professional baseball amid disputes involving the Federal League. He warns that dishonor through contract manipulation threatens the sport’s integrity and public trust, stressing players have a stake in the ongoing reform.
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