Tuberculin debates and dairy testing guidance across regions
Farmers' Review discusses tuberculin as a diagnostic tool for tuberculosis in cattle, its potential accuracy and risks, and calls for government supply to veterinarians. It also reports Illinois dairy test supervision policies, Ayrshire butter fat testing premiums, and Chicago butter market classifications, plus Minnesota dairy statistics and creamery growth.
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Chicago
Elgin
Farmers' Review
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Tuberculin Risks and Public Health in Cattle
A historic critique urges caution in adopting tuberculin as a sole diagnostic for cattle tuberculosis. It argues for government study of the disease, post mortem lesions, and reliable testing before widespread culling, with station-led publication only after owner consent and expenses borne by cattle owners.
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Farmers’ Review
Annals of Veterinary History
Mighty Truth and Stomach Bitters Endure Everywhere
A fragmented newspaper item praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy for constipation nervousness rheumatism biliousness and loss of appetite. It warns against rivals and notes widespread public and medical endorsement. Also contains stray jokes and travel tip about Syrup Fig.
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American
Opium and Whisky Habits Book Offer From Atlanta
An advertisement invites all interested individuals in the United States to obtain a free book on opium and whisky diseases. Send address to B M Woolley Wooley Atlanta box 377 and the book will be mailed at no cost.
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United States
Wooley
Atlanta
Ringlog Speech: Mr Lover Called Last Night
Maud recalls a ringlog remark from Mr Lover during a late night call. Edith asks for details and Maud quotes the odd line about a finger, hinting at a humorous or intimate exchange.
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Edith
Hall's Catarrh Cure ad dialogue from play
A humorous exchange features a man touting Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy and a woman questioning costs. The man asserts value while the woman probes why certain expenses, like house rent, are not made free.
Hegeman’s Camphorlee and Miss Bathbeach Scene
The fragment notes Hegeman’s Camphorlee with glycerine and Cure Chapel Hands and other items sold by C.G. Clark Co. in New Haven. It mentions Miss Jayles as popular with the men and Miss Bathbeach declaring she hates ice cream.
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Hegeman's
C.G. Clark Co
Haven
National Reform Press Association plans plates for Populist material
W. B. Morgan announces arrangements with the National Reform Press Association to supply plates and ready-printed material approved by the association and Chairman Taubeneck. Materials will be furnished by Western Newspaper Union in any quantity, with samples and pricing available.
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National Reform Press Association
National Reform Press
Fon
Taubeneck
Western Newspaper Union
Morgan
Sec
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Farm Department
Wlinois
Koch
Germany
Ayrehire
Ayrshire
M. Winslow
Babcock ‘Ester
Quevenne
Prof. Koch
Berlin
Base
Charley Fenderson
Beca
California
Hall
Price, Tie
Parilla
Howl
Teed
Hood
Ures
Eureka
Yarmeieese Co
Toluca
the Western Newspaper Union
Davis International
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