Scabies in Cattle Disease and Dipping Remedies
Article by Dr. G A Johnson U S Meat Inspector on scabies in cattle, its forms, spread by parasites, and the dipping method using lime sulfur dip. It details symptoms, transmission via direct contact and objects, weather effects, and emphasizes thorough dipping, cleaning, and disinfection of quarters to prevent reinfection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Johnson
United States Meat Inspector
Sioux City
Cotany
Corn Belt
Ance
Tericulture
West
Two Plowing Methods Differing in Moisture Retention
A farm bulletin contrasts two plowing habits as it urges early rolling to retain moisture. It argues rolled, compacted soil preserves water and resists drought better than furrowed, sun-baked ground. It notes the roller and plank lump crusher as practical tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivor
Toose
Chicago Drovers’ Journal
A Boy's Revenge at the Principal's Door
A story from a boys' school recalls Dr. Wines who once disciplined a pupil. The boy later repaid the incident with humor by adding to her name on the front door plate. The inscription now read Wines and Other Lickers, provoking laughter at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Wines
Stayin After School and the Mock Trial at School
A boy protests after school detention in a Kansas City Star piece voiced as a dialogue. He recalls Jasmine Jones and Mister Rooserfelt and complains teachers keep him after classes. The narrator hints at future ambitions and classroom tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooserfelt
Dudley
Kansas City Star
A Sealed Letter Sparks Mock Divorce Scene
In a Paris salon, Paul and Mme Cartel quarrel over a sealed letter to Mime Cartel. They argue who should pay a new bill, threaten divorce, and finally discover the bill was a clerical error for five francs. They celebrate by spending the money together.
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Charles Folerre
W. R. Vearst
Paul Duartel
Mime
Cartel
Monsieur
Mme
Dartel
Paul
M. Montana
Carter
Pawl
Mme. Cartel
Tain
Hoth
Montana
Darter
Dearez-Rel
Warone passage offered for a business opportunity
The Philadelphia Record notes special inducements offering a rapid employment chance for those out of work to travel to Warone. A Alsace Alsace paper states Hirsinger commune seeks a capable man to wind and tend the village clock with no initial salary, but pay will be doubled if work is satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Warone
Altreich
Alsace
Hirsinger
Pie Sharing Quip At Catskill Boarding House
Harper's Weekly records a humorous overheard exchange between two rustic guests at a Catskills summer boarding house. The first notes the pie is his to share and implies equal split, while the second protests that if he had dealt the pie he would have kept the larger piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Weekly
Catskills
Jonas
Principles of selecting and planting school trees
A detailed guide on choosing hardy species for school grounds, aligning trees with soil type, and planning long term planting. It covers species variety, long versus short lived trees, soil preparation, planting in rows, trenching in dry regions, mound planting in wet regions, root handling, watering, and optimal spacing for stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phintis
Jancy
Nation's Wealth Lies In Agriculture Report
Secretary Wilson presents the eighth annual department of agriculture report highlighting expanded cooperation with agricultural stations, breeding and feeding research, cotton boll weevil fight, road engineering education, hardy orange hybrid, fruit shipping studies, nitrogen fixing bacteria, pure food standards, expanded agricultural education, and island studies aiming for 200 million dollars of domestic production. 1904 farm values soar with corn leading at 4.9 billion dollars in product value, cattle and hogs declining, poultry rising, and bank deposits in agrarian states surging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Issi
America
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United States Bureau of Minimal Industry
Mr. Millisons
Mr. Thompson
Mins Jolson
Ut Dimuiy Jones
Joe
Stent Supt
Bureau of Fr
Iowa
Kansas
Mississippi
United States
Texas
Louisiana
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