Army Treatment of Tuberculosis Quiescent in 1000 Cases
Army hospitals report progress in tuberculosis care for veterans. At Denver and Oteen, care includes rest, good food, fresh air, and a strong ward system. Since opening, over 4,000 TB cases treated, about 2,000 returned to work, 1,000 quiescent, 300 deaths, 400 still in treatment.
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England
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Tate
Edward ‘Trudeau
Strannic Lake
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Pranco
Asheville
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War Risk Insurance Bureau
Public Health Service
War Risk Bureau
Oteen Tt
Indiana Farmers Push State Legislation At Meeting
Five measures discussed by the Indiana Federation of Farmers' Associations aim to boost farm policy. They include raising county agent funding, enacting a pure seed law, creating a blue sky law, permitting freight haulage on rail lines, and extending public service oversight to stockyards.
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Noble County
Poland China Breeders’ Association
Noble County Shorthorn Club
Kendallville Fair Association
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Lowell
Columbus
Bartholomew County Board of Tax Equalization
Seymour
Southern Indiana Grain Dealers Association
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Blackford County
CrawfordsyWle—Commissioners
Montgomery County
Valparaiso
South Bend
New York
Indianapolis
Elmer Fe, Stevenson
Indiana State Bar Association
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Winamac
Board of Review
Pulaski County
Wabash
Washington
Mavies County
Goodrich
Indiana General Assembly
State Tax Board
Free Employment Commission
State Industrial Board
Public Service
Noblesville
Indiana
Jackson County
Greensburg
Counery
Decatur County
Milton
Th Farmers’ Bank
Oscar M. Kirlin
Manele
State Board of Health
State Laboratory
Shelbyville
Shelby County
St Joseph County
Terre Haute
State Board of Tay Commissioners
Coal City
Pennsylvania Wayne Coal Company
Board of Commissioners of
Butler College
Lafayette
Dreaming on salty foods before bed, says critic
London critic William Archer recommends eating salty items like anchovies olives and pickles before sleep to induce dreams. He suggests Americans try the habit, wording it as a light admonition amid prohibition debates.
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London
William Archer
United States
Roughage Boosts Milk Output in Noted Cow Experiment
Helen Uilkie Calamity 145857, a descendant of Home stead Girl De Kol Sarcastic Lad, shifted from grain to a roughage only diet at Huntley Montana. With alfalfa hay silage and pasture, she produced 14 2101 pounds of milk and 470 24 pounds fat in a year and milks as high as 91 pounds a day, while researchers test roughage alone versus roughage with grain.
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Dairy Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
Huntley
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Montana Experiment Station
Right care of cow's teats affects milk yield
The article explains that the cow's teat is a delicate part crucial to milk production. Proper care maintains milk quantity and quality, as the teat acts as the passage for milk from the udder.
Summer Attention to Cows
Farmers should keep cows in cool dark stables during the day and turn them to pasture at night to reduce fly generation. Stable doors and windows must be screened and any breeding ground for flies kept clean or treated so flies cannot thrive.
Desirable Taste To Butter From Sweet Cream
Butter made from sweet cream has a flat taste and isn’t desirable. To obtain a clean sour flavor, extreme care is needed in producing and ripening the cream.
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