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Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1920

Page

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Army Treatment of Tuberculosis Quiescent in 1000 Cases

Washington reports on the U S Army tuberculosis program detailing hospital work at Otisville Denver and Oteen near Asheville The article notes that over 8000 cases were treated and about 2400 soldiers returned to duty with 1000 quiescent 800 dead 600 still under care It praises facilities staff and funding efforts and cites Colonel William C Lyster and Major Jot McRae among others.

Washington France Otisville Denver Calo Fort Bayard oMaint Oteen Nlc Department of Ple Ye Health Army Oteen United States General Hospital No. 19 Asheville Surgeon General William C. Lyster War Department Lyster Colonel Bushnell Edward Vrideau Jot McRae Buster Miss Sheehan Vichy Red Cross General Hospital 1 War Risk Insurance Bureau Public Health Service Regater Army War Risk Bureau

Indiana Farm Measures Discussed by Federation Panel

Indiana lawmakers consider five farm bills including county agent funding, pure seed rules, a blue sky bill, expanded railroad freight powers, and Indiana Public Service Commission control of war stockyards. Officials aim to push farm legislation this session while various local notes appear across the state.

Indianapolis Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Associations Indiana Public Service Commission Kendallville Noble County Poland China Breeders’ Association Poland Lowell Triain Shelby Lake County John Ahlbrin Charles Ahlbrin Francis Serios Niel Serios Ruby Serlos Francis Seri Max Ahlbrin Columbus Bartholomew County Board of Tax Equalization Seymour Southern Indiana Grain Dealers Association Erin Hartford Blackford Eltinerss South Bend New York Kimner J. Stevenson Indiana State Bar Association Indianapolis Country Club Winamac Board of Review Pulaski County Waabush County Washington Mayles County Indianapoli Goodrich Indiana General Assembly State Toe County State Industrial Board Public Service Commission Cnr Noblesville Indiana Iil Jackson County Greensburg Decatur County Milton Th Farmers’ Bank Oscar M. Kirlin State Board of Health Shelby Villa Shelby County St Joseph County Terre Haute State Board of Tar Commissioners Coal City Pennsylvanian Wayne Coal Company Shelbyvile Board of Commissioners of Bry Butler College Lafayette Lafiayette Ona

Eat Salty Food Nights and Dreaming Warned by Willa Archer

A reading of a public notice quotes Willa Archer urging Americans to eat salty foods before bed to induce dreams. The note links the practice to a broader prohibition grievance and suggests the dream claim as a social warning.

Tanuidon Willa Archer United States

Dairy Cow Sets Milk Record On Roughage Diet

Helen Wilkie Calamity 145857, a cow from Beltsville, set a milk record after switching to a roughage only diet of alfalfa hay silage and pasture. Despite no grain she produced 14 210 pounds of milk with 470.24 pounds of fat in a year, surpassing prior records. The USDA and Montana experimenters will expand tests on roughage alone and roughage with grain at Huntley, Montana.

Helen Wilkie Helen Homestead de Kol Dairy Division United States Department of Agriculture Beltsville Huntley Mont Montana Experiment Station

Right Care of Cow’s Teats

The teat is a delicate and troublesome part of a cow. Proper care of the teat greatly affects milk yield and quality, since the teat acts as a neck through which milk must pass. The condition of the teat influences both quantity and quality of the milk produced.

Summer measures to reduce fly problem in cattle

Farmers advised to shelter cows in cool stables during heat and release to pasture at night. Screen stable doors and windows, remove breeding sites for flies, and spread or dispose of manure to minimize infestation.

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Desirable Taste to Butter from Sweet Cream

Butter made from sweet cream has a flat taste and is undesirable for that reason. To obtain a clean sour note in the cream extreme care is needed in production and ripening processes.

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