Tuberculosis in Fowl and Parasitic Henhouse Teachings
A stray note on poultry TB describes a hen with a wart on its wing misdiagnosed as a bruise by a doctor. The bird, later autopsied, showed tubercular growths. advice is to kill and burn affected birds, disinfect the coop, and wash hands. The piece also covers horse care in heat and a suffrage pageant plan in New York.
Poultry Care Advice From a Practical Gardener
Don’t hypnotize yourself with belief you know all breeds and needs. Facts are effective not eloquence. Beware another judge when you judge poultry. Dishonesty leads to ruin. Don’t envy others' success. There’s room at the top for you. Avoid fool questions. Birds of different ages and feathers must stay apart. Store sandy loam for brooders and road dust for dust boxes.
Care of Horse in Summer Heat
During periods of excessive heat work horses in fields or on streets risk sunstroke or overeating. Professor A S Alexander of the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture offers steps owners can take to lessen these risks and protect the animals during hot spells.
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Suffragette Parade Plans March in New York
A planned suffragette parade aims to influence New York legislators with a militant display. The first grand stand event is set for October 29 as organizers evolve their plans.
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