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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1905
Page
8
A fragmentary report outlines Uncle Sam fostering a new industry involving heated and ventilated rearing of silkworms or pests. It describes rapid growth, four week cycles, and the plan to harvest cocoons before methods of processing, including smothering, are employed in a closed vessel.
By A. S. NEALE the article explains government support for silk worm rearing, detailing mulberry leaf feed, free plant supply, and guaranteed cocoon purchases. It notes small scale success in elk farming, potential modest incomes for rural women and families, and a plan to start with light capital and simple facilities.
The document outlines projected mine use and coastal bombardment strategies. It mentions charges planted offshore, neutralization efforts against shore defenses, and potential land defenses near Port Meyer. It references Washington and naval bombardment approaches, implying a coordinated defense plan and expected enemy movements.
The maneuvers near Washington test Fort Washington and Fort Monroe defenses and explore creating a new coast defense corps. Grounded in torpedoes and submarines, the plan shifts to submarine mines and submarine craft with a larger mine system. The exercise may reveal weak points but details are kept from the public.
A long feature lauds Dr. Pierce proprietor of Pierer Family Medicines in Buffalo. It defends patent medicines against criticisms by periodicals, notes his pioneering research, extensive hospital work, and expansive practice. The piece praises his reputation and methods, urging recognition of his contributions to medicine and public health.
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