Canada Fights Inflation Amid War Time Taxes
Canada faces inflation risk as wartime taxes restrict civilian goods and keep prices in check. Bank of Nova Scotia chief J A McLeod notes cost of living rose just over 2 percent from 1941 to 1942, far below US gains, with January showing a slight dip due to staple food price drops. Finance Minister J L Isley warns further civilian purchasing restrictions may follow to maintain financial stability and avoid economic upheaval.
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A Drastic Order Shuts Down Nonessential German Businesses
A German radio broadcast from the economic ministry announced a drastic order to close nonessential enterprises. Food coal and agricultural firms are exempt, but furniture making, book publishing and tobacco manufacturing face sharp restrictions.
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Mange in swine and related diseases from veterinary guide
A veterinary guide details mange in hogs caused by a tiny mange mite, its life cycle, symptoms like skin crusts and hair loss, and transmission chiefly by direct contact in winter. It covers diagnosis by skin scrapings, treatment methods including sulfur mixtures and dipping, and emphasizes cleaning pens to prevent spread. It also discusses diarrhea in piglets, its two major types, and nutritional or infectious causes.
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Swine Disease Affects Pigs With Rapid Decline
A report details a contagious swine illness causing loss of appetite and rough hair coats in pigs, with rapid weight loss and death within days. It recommends cleanup and disinfection, dietary adjustments, and small doses of lime water or certain remedies for the recovered and juvenile pigs.
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