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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1941
Page
14
In Pierre June, American Foundation for Animal Health reports Vitamin B deficiencies in humans mirror effects in animals. Veterinarians now administer vitamins to correct diseases in household pets and farm animals, including retarded growth among the listed ailments.
The Foundation's report notes partial paralysis in dogs and cats, leg weakness in swine, wing and leg weakness in chickens, and digestive disturbances in horses. It details nervous symptoms from Vitamin B2, black tongue in dogs, altered hatchability from lack of B1, skin lesions and convulsions in pigs, anemia in dogs, pups and baby chicks convulsions, pellagra-like signs in pigs, foul breath and black tongue in dogs, growth retardation in pigs, dermatitis and spinal cord pathology in chicks, highlighting wide-ranging ramifications of the Vitamin B complex.
The passage notes vitamins play a growing role in veterinary science and will gain importance as the public recognizes their value for both animals and humans. It emphasizes expanding understanding of nutritional benefits across species.
Richmond resident expects call to service on Fourth of July after New Year draft notice and Memorial Day physical exam. Florence Holcomb seeks a home squirrels league and gains mayoral action to remove the pests. An Oklahoma farmer argues a tail light failure case as a police officer examines his license attached to the back of the vehicle.
A chaotic OCR fragment notes 1937 law, a two ton hippo named The Princess Spearmint at Lincoln Park and a tale of Fat trouble. It mentions a ramp for a swimming pool and an ill wind on 01 31.
A sudden gust ripped fourteen dollars in folding money from a woman's purse as she opened it, sending the bills fluttering away. Nearby bystanders chased the escaping cash, but the wind carried it out of reach into the street.
At Rockham on June 5 the American Legion Auxiliary held a meeting at Mrs. Jack Mulligan’s home. President Dora Seeman presided. Mrs. Esther Mulligan acted as secretary in Mrs. Laidee Smith’s absence. Officers elected: President Ann Pesha. first vice president Anna Hammond. second vice president Bessie Benning. secretary May Irwin. treasurer Esther Mulligan. chaplain Nellie Irwin. historian Verna Ruhlman. parliamentarian Avis Schmidt. sergeant at arms Hammond. Ann Pesha chosen delegate to state convention with May Irwin as alternate. Members adjourned until September’s first fall meeting.
The report discusses Britain's cut of Syria from the Iraq pipeline and the Mosul reoccupation enabling oil flow to Haifa depots. It weighs a risky land campaign by Free French forces, the German buildup, and the potential Turkish reactions as Germany eyes Syria and Iraq, with Turkey wary of German troops on its border.
Deborah learns from a brief note that Stephan, who has been unable to visit, regrets not seeing her before leaving. The scene unfolds in a mahogany-paneled living room with Lovett ship relics and a bustling, blunt Aunt Deborah household.
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