Smallpox Debate Cited With California Growth Data
The piece cites Dr. John N. Force on vaccination as the only path to end smallpox, comparing California's 1924 cases to 1913, and contrasting Germany and U S rates with and without compulsory vaccination. It criticizes skepticism among both the educated and unlearned and urges acceptance of scientific findings.
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Jearning
California
United States
John N. Force
W. C
University of California
New York
Kansas
Germany
Dry skim milk aids coccidiosis control in chicks
Dr J R Beach of the state university reports that feeding dry skim milk to chicks is an effective and economical defense against coccidiosis. A mash with dry skim milk outperformed lactose in protection against artificial infection, likely due to higher consumption and better nutrition. Drs Beach and Davis of Berkeley lead California poultry research, urging coopERATION from poultrymen to apply scientific findings.
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Hayward
J. R. Beach
The
State University
Beach
Dr. Davis
U. S
Berkeley
California
Beet Sugar Now Supplies Half U S Consumption
The Salem Statesman notes that American beet sugar now provides over half of the nation’s sugar consumption, arguing it acts as a lever against foreign sugar domination. It cites authentic figures to support the claim.
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Salem
Oregon
Statesman
United States
Sugar beet production urged to shield domestic industry
A defender argues for a duty on foreign sugar to protect the U S sugar industry from cheap labor competition. The piece says sugar beets boost soil fertility and advocate large scale beet farming benefits farmers and consumers alike, noting sugar is universally needed.
The Whitney Case and Governor Richardson’s Stand
The article praises Governor Richardson for refusing to pardon Anita Whitney and criticizes the petition campaign as emotional and politically motivated. Judge Thompson denounces the push for release as vacillating Americanism and warns against signing petitions without understanding them. It urges public support for high school rally and Armistice Day events to mobilize youth.
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Richardson
Anita Whitney
California
Whitney
R. L. Thompson
Santa Rosa
The
Sacramento Bee
Upton Sinclear
Pasadena
Hayward
Better Babies Better Eating Church Bazaar Staged
A Congregational church bazaar and better baby contest are planned for November 14 at Gold Fellows Hall. Mothers with babies under thirty months may register with M r Johnson. health nurse Alice Warton will oversee the contest. A merchants luncheon starts at noon. booths will offer delicacies and various goods, with a three to five pm baby contest and evening programs.
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Congregational Church
Sazear
F. P. Johhnson
Alice Warton
Hayward
Pour Baby
Ladies Aid Society of
Church
Gold Fellows Hall
Alrs
Beckman
Miss May
Gerber
Hamilton
Covin
Petersen
Sorensen
Fisnpond
Margaret Beil
Lois Quiver
Winifred Houston
Bernice Chaney
Bernice Walson
Elsie Pickett
Raven
Hell
Foster
Birdsong
Pickett
Wailand
Verri
Templerozn
City Fathers Hear Campers Complaints About Property Trespass
At a Wednesday meeting Mayor Kolze and trustees heard an irate citizen urge action against Sunday crowds using Harvard’s three acres on Second Avenue. He called for a gate or fence to prevent depredations, noting damage to fruit trees and gardens. Officials planned a site visit to assess options and a hazardous 100 foot wall.
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Harvard
Second Avenue
Kolze
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A and Fuller Sts
Hayward Cal
Jubilee
J. Thomson
Anita Avenue
Castro Valley
E.N. Gay
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C Street
England
France
Ireland
Japan
China
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Ayward
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Hutch
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