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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
2
United States Department of Agriculture reports show a decline in cattle TB after multiple tests and removal of reactors. From 58 000 cattle in badly diseased herds, 26 percent positive at first test drop to 1.8 percent after extended follow ups across about 1882 herds, indicating eradication is feasible without crippling the dairy industry.
Observation from December 1, 1921 notes that only a very small number failed to demonstrate satisfactory improvement after testing, implying most subjects improved.
US Department of Agriculture specialists advise watering cows two or three times daily during stable periods in winter. Maintain water at 15 to 20 degrees above freezing and as constant in temperature as possible. If stored warm water sits in tanks ice forms. warming via tank heater, live steam, or boiler heat is economical.
Tuberculin testing gains traction across the dairy sector with reports from the U S Department of Agriculture showing broader use of milk and dairy products from herds under federal and state supervision A Barre Vermont creamery cooperative accepts milk and cream only from tuberculin tested herds and sells butter cheese ice cream milk and cream wholesale and retail Specialists say tuberculin based tuberculosis eradication is a key trend for dairy manufacturing Warm quarters for cows are advised during storms along with warm water for winter condition and cows deserve a six to eight week vacation from steady work in pasture breaks.
Expert analysis from Q J Austin of the National City Bank presents world trade figures for 1920 and 1913, noting currency stability and a greater drop in manufactures than natural products. The Genoa conference discussions spur interest in postwar trade trends among 25 leading nations with 1921 currency changes less volatile than earlier years.
Official figures show 1921 imports and exports for 25 major nations totaled about 52 billion dollars in par value, down from 79 billion in 1920, a roughly 34 percent decline. The groups include Europe excluding several states, the United States, Canada, and major transcontinental and colonial economies. The data are viewed as a representative picture of global trade shifts since World War I. A separate item notes a man named George Lochiutte, age 22, accused by his wife of abducting and marrying her and suing the girl’s family for 40,000 dollars for alienation of affection.
Philadelphia researchers study Maud a new exhibit at the Philadelphia Commercial Museum. They report bobbed curly hair resembling Theban styles dating to 2,300 years ago and linked to a priestess of the temple while hair length remains unchanged.
Trade figures by country show a sharper drop in manufactured exports in 1921 than in agricultural products. In the United States finished manufactures fell about 50 percent in value from 1920 to 1921, while UK manufactures fell 48 percent. Overall, nations heavily reliant on manufactures saw larger declines, as 38 percent drop in the ten leading manufacturing-export countries versus 20 percent for those exporting agricultural goods.
William T. Hardin of 100 Garden St Los Angeles credits Tanlac Ines with restoring his strength after years of rheumatism. He testimonials that repeated medicines failed while Tanlac revived his energy, mobility, and well being, praising it as the medicine for him. The statement endorses Tanlac as widely available at druggists.
A playful exchange mocks a dental theme with wordplay about an impatient patient awaiting care. The quip contrasts a doctor’s expected patient wait with a pun on impatience and medical role names.
Druggists report many people suffer kidney trouble without realizing it. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is praised for its healing influence and high success. An insurer noted many applicants are rejected due to undiagnosed kidney issues. Sample bottle offered for ten cents by Dr Kilmer Co. and Binghamton NY.
Boston Transcript notes that cold storage eggs are selling at typical prices, with buyers seeking freshness. Vendors emphasize standard quality and steady demand amid market fluctuation.
In heavy mist on Main Street near Johnson's Hardware, a large touring car struck Lester Briscoe’s team from 1303 Myrtle Avenue. The driver was seriously injured. one mule died. A bystander touts a Baltimore See-Thru windshield treatment as preventing such accidents, citing a dollar ad from the Baltimore See-Thru Corporation.
A deflationary period is cited with per capita circulation at $62.48. The speaker laments the loss by stating Somebody has my $62.
Civil wedding fees are set for an increase, with church authorities alarmed by rising use of register officers. The registrar general says eight fees have not changed for about sixty years and plans to present a bill to parliament to empower further increases.
Teneva Paya Maiss believed to be the world’s oldest active schoolmaster retires at ninety after seventy years in the classroom. He was away from teaching for only twelve days during his long service despite occasional illnesses.
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