Horse Care Rules For Hot Weather From Boston Association
The rules advise water in small quantities during work, shade when possible, sponge and wash after work, avoid direct hoses, and hot weather cooling steps. When overheated, move to shade, rinse mouth, sponge body, and give aromatic spirits of ammonia or nitre in coffee. If off feed, offer bran and oats or oatmeal gruel. Monitor for signs of heat stroke. Published by Boston Work-Morse Association with free copies on request.
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Boston Work-Morse Association
Beacon Street
Boston
Mass
Blue Walls Cut Flies, Farmer Claims Effective
A farmer discovered blue interiors deter flies and protect cows. He painted a shed blue and observed fewer flies. Neighbors follow with blue whitewash using a mix of water lime and ultramarine, applying walls twice in summer.
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed
Sam Guin of Whatley Alabama reports severe illness after measles and rain exposure. He credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life and restoring health. Available for sale by all dealers.
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Sam
Guin
Whatley
Ala
Chamberlain
Wisconsin Briefs Describe Twilight Zone Telephone Ruling
The Wisconsin railroad commission coined the term twilight zone as it dismissed a complaint by Wone woo Telephone against La Valle Telephone over service in a disputed territory. A tenant subscriber living between Monewos and La Walle was not considered to infringe on Wonewod’s rights.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Railroad Commission
Wonewoo Telephone Company
la Valle Telephone Company
Iron Survey Shows Iron Ore Prospects in Wisconsin
MadisonWis publication notes the state geological survey will deliver its first report covering over 2,000,000 acres in northern Wisconsin. Ninety townships surveyed indicate possible hematite ore presence and significant drilling is expected soon.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
State Geological Survey
Triplets Born in Portage County Wisconsin
Triplets were born to Mr and Mrs Percy Newby of Buena Vista Portage County Wisconsin The two weigh five pounds each the third four pounds All are well developed and show promise for growth This is the third known instance of triplets in Portage county Percy is a son of George Newby and his wife’s father Frank Moushley
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Portage County
Stevens Point
Wis
Percy Newby
Buena. Vista
Kiown
Percy
George Newby
Boden named to Wisconsin Laws Commission
Gov Philipp appointed Francig X Boden of Milwaukee to succeed Edward W Frost as a member of the commission for the promotion of inform ity in legislation in Wisconsin for a term ending in June 1918. Other members are Judge H Ray Stevens of Madison and Dr Charles McCarthy of the legislative reference Library.
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F. X. Boden
Madison
Wis
Philipp
Francig X. Boden
Milwaukee
Edward W. Frost
Wisconsin
H. Ray Stevens
Mavison
Charles McCarthy
Legislative Reference Me ‘Brary
Huge Clover Acreage Planned by Stark Farm
MARINETTE Wisconsin three years after setting a state potato record Stark farm will plant over a thousand acres of clover the largest clover acreage in the county. Potatoes planted three years ago stretched two and three quarter miles.
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Marinette
Stark
Murthwesat
America
Hair caught in rollers at Grand Rapids mill
Worker William Kehen suffered severe injuries when his hair was pulled into a rolling cylinder at the Biron paper mill. Although badly torn, officials expect he will recover. The incident prompted a safety review at the facility.
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William Kehen
Atlg
Beloit Bank Gets Street Bonds Premium in City Deal
Beloit Savings bank paid 2360 to secure 48000 city street improvement bonds, the highest premium ever received by Beloit. Other notes include Kenosha proposing Bible school funding in public schools, a Milwaukee Road depot robbery yielding 12 dollars at Darien and nothing at Allen's Grove, a Cumberland disease rumor wiping out cats and dogs, Oshkosh receivers report Paine Lumber assets at 96000 liabilities 1205000, Peter Demro dies at about 100, Beloit pioneer Prudence Perkins dies at ninety, and a quip about Brooke Gunson and synonyms.
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Beloit Bank
Beloit
Wis
Beloit Savings Bank
Lion Causes Commotion at Jersey City Station
A lion escaped its cage at a Jersey City railway station triggering a brief panic. The keeper said there was no danger as the animal moved toward the lunch counter before being recaptured. The scene, described with wit, ends as the king of beasts is returned to his cage, a notable break in New Jersey life.
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Jersey City
Weaver
Hon
Jena
King
New Jersey
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Knitting Good for Nerves and War Efforts
Knitting soothes nerves amid wartime life as soldiers and civilians take up the craft for warmer socks and mufflers. The activity spreads beyond soldiers to convalescents in London parks, offering calm and focus while aiding morale and routine.
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London
Lack Serious Reading by College Men Says Prof Perry
Professor Hulse Perry of Youth's Companion laments poor reading among college students. He cites Yale and Harvard undergrads as rarely reading more than twenty five pages of Latin or Greek for personal pleasure outside curriculum demands.
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Hulse Perry
Perry
Yale
Waryard
Birds Hesitate as War Roars Across Europe
Loud artillery in Europe may have altered bird migration. In England midlands swallows and martins show reluctance to depart, suggesting war noise disrupts their usual migratory pattern.
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Europe
England
Better Than Life Insurance Ad Slips Into Summer Sale
A compact 25 cent offer promotes Chamberlain's Cake Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a safer summer protection for families against colic and diarrhoea. The ad urges immediate purchase from All Dealers as it may save a life.
Cigarette License Measure Passed in Wisconsin
Madison assembly paused the cigarette bill which provides for licensing cigarette dealers in cities villages and towns. Sales to minors is briefly prohibited. First violation fines dealers license suspension on second offense. Minors found with cigarettes must reveal procurement method.
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Madison
Wis
Ground broken planned for Green Bay hospital
Break Geoard for Hospital in Green Bay Wisconsin reports the Methodist hospital board plans a mid May groundbreaking for a new 55009 building. Funds come from district Methodist churches and Green Bay business leaders kick in large subscriptions. Justice fined for blacking girl's eye in Berlin Wisconsin Justice of the Peace Thomas Gorman pleaded guilty to assault after striking Miss Helen Cemen on the street. He was fined 26 dollars with a black eye as evidence.
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Green Bay
Methodist, Hospital
Berln
Wis
Justice of the Peace
Thomas Gorman
Howas Feely
Helen Cemen
Carnstable Worm
Princeton
Meagaw
Wea
Ceimen
Erring Bank Policeman Gets 2 Wears
RACINE WIS Charles Jen gen the bank policeman who stole 10 000 In gold from the bank where he helped guard was sentenced to two years in prison and ordered to make restitution. He admitted taking the loot and hiding it in a private residence. Police recovered the gold after a routine investigation.
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Racine
Wis
Charles Jengen
Two Youths Sentenced to Reformatory at Green Bay
A man who was employed pleaded guilty to grand larceny and received two years in the state reformatory at Green Bay. Henry Soth also drew two years for stealing automobile accessories from a local factory. In Racine a boy nearly died after a splinter lodged in his throat during cake eating. his father freed the obstruction after he lost consciousness. Thomas Pichler, brother of State Senator William Pichler, was found dead along a road near Belgium. cause uncertain, possible heart failure or wagon accident. In DePere a “blind pig” operation was uncovered near Mountain, with several Kentuckians resident in the area.
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Chilly
State Reformatory
Green Bay
Henry Soth
Reformatory
Racine
Wis
Fred Mauck
Belgium
Thomas Pichler
William Bichler
Zell
Elk Basin deaths reduce stock at Wisconsin game farm
Madison Wisconsin reports severe losses at the elk stock project after disease hits one deer and three elk remain from an initial thirty shipped from Wyoming. Damages are being sought from the Northern Pacific Railway Company.
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Suit
Madison
Wis
Wyoming
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Edward C. Wall Dies at 71 in Milwaukee
Edward C. Wall former president of the Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce and prominent businessman and politician died at his home in Milwaukee after a two week illness. Northland College Hall Wheeler Hall Ashland Wis burn down in fire started by chimney winds aided blaze. no lives lost.
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Edward C. Wall
Milwaukee
Wis
IlwaMukee Chamber of Commetrce
Northland College
Ashland
Wheeler Hall
Castoria bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher
The familiar Castoria product carried the signature of Charles H. Fletcher and has been in use for over thirty years, marketed as the kind you have always bought.
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Castoria
Chas. H.fletcher
Faring Postage Rates Introduced in Parcel Post System
A new parcel post figure table replaces the old system, using unit numbers and ring keys to determine sending zone. Readers must locate the office unit in the guide book and read the corresponding zone number from the shove column. The tables are simpler, and within 150 miles postage is five cents per pound for the first pound and one cent for each additional pound.
Toothless race fears fade as store teeth improve
A Grand Rapids Revert report notes a San Francisco man’s claim that humanity is becoming toothless and that artificial teeth now look better than natural and can be removed if they ache, easing concerns about decay.
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San Francisco
Grand Rapids
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