Black brood pest threatens Indiana bees and New York farms
A new and strange pest named black brood threatens bee colonies across New York and is spreading westward toward Indiana. It attacks larvae and adults, spreads by contact and possibly wind, with half of New York’s bee regions wiped out and annual losses around 500000 dollars. Remedies mirror foul brood control using phenol syrups and brushing infected brood, while experts seek transmission solutions.
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States Department of Agriculture
New York
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Of-Parks Power
Pussy: Electric mishap halts Niagara Falls power line
A tabloid report describes a stray cat named Pussy climbing a Buffalo and Lockport line and touching live current near Niagara Falls. The cat was fatally burned and the resulting outage affected street lighting across western York, with power restored after the charred remains were removed.
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Spectator Sees Coin Toss Drive Crowd Onlookers
A local event ends with a man flourished, tossing five-cent pieces into a crowd with both hands full as curious spectators gathered to watch.
Justice's Court Seen As Poor Man's Tribunal
H B Stout, a justice of the peace for 19 months, says his court handles mainly poor people's cases. He recalls a 15 cent sugar purchase dispute where the plaintiff won a $3 verdict plus costs after a mistaken meat package replacement. He urges laws to insure docket and constable fees, noting many petty cases involve unpaid jurors and unremunerated jurors.
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Justice ‘of the Peace
Grave Near Burial Refuted by Breath of Newborn
In Winsted Connecticut on November fifteenth the youngest child of Mr and Mrs Fred Brookuff of Torrington was pronounced dead by a physician. The undertaker prepared the coffin but the child breathed and died despite immediate efforts. The burial occurred in a grave already dug for the child.
The Sun's Sale Column Promises Strong Results
The Sun promotes its sale column as the best salesman for old articles you no longer need, guaranteeing results by following its proven approach. This brief note frames the column as a trusted disposal option aimed at clearing unwanted items efficiently.
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Hoosierisms and small-town notes from Indiana papers
A collage of scattered items from Indiana communities. Inventor R W Hussey of Dublin unveils a mower using a universal knuckle rather than a pitman rod, with a Dublin manufacturer planned. Bits mock boiler plate journalism, a Ham mond lecture by Dr. Eleanor Scull is noted, and Township Trustee Harrold of Elwood bans oil burners from schools. Rural oddities include William Bone in Marion hugging a stranger, Lafayette barber A J Harris’s geranium, and Jake Douthit advised to oil his buggy. Carthage library expands to 8500 volumes. Vandalia agent William Price’s dog reportedly travels by baggage car. Advertisements urge Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup and Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup for teething.
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