How to Can Beans for Wine teri se A special to the St. Louis Repub
A long miscellany of items from Missouri papers notes crimes, weather, crop news, local storms, and public health tips. It includes a jail sentence for wife desertion, a fatal lightning strike during a storm, an inquest into infant drowning, corn sales, cattle losses from lightning, peach harvest, and a digest on canning beans with Missouri University guidance.
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Howell County
Jarette
Cedar Gap
Ozarks
Arkansas
Se Louis
University of Missouri, Columbia
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Death Rate Higher Among Bottle-Fed Babies
Doctor M P Ravenel of the University of Missouri Columbia says too many babies are artificially fed instead of breastfed. He notes the death rate is always greater among bottle fed infants.
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Bacteriology
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Mosquito Carries Malarial Fever in Disease Fight
Dr. MP Ravenel of Missouri notes mosquitoes and other insects as filthy disease carriers acting like syringes. He cites Texas fever from ticks as a major cattle loss and explains the malaria parasite’s development in the mosquito over about twelve days before transmission by bite.
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MP Ravenel
University of Missouri
Ravenel
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Animal Kingdom
Taing
War and Europe’s Moral Temperature Across Ages
In this Saturday Evening Post excerpt, the author argues war is a long standing human condition and Europe’s spiritual arc is shaped by conflict. He notes repeated cycles of reaction, political strain, and brutalization from Caesar to Moor incursions, suggesting war will likely worsen Europe in key respects.
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Howell County Gazette
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Saturday Evening Post
Wife of Governor Praises Militia Leader in Gossip
A lively contemporary recounts Bridget, wife of a state governor, telling a servant that her husband is at the head of the state militia. She brags proudly of his position and notes his matching “malicious look” with humor as the Youth Companion reports.
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