Is Your Dog Going Mad And Spreading Rabies Fast
A public health warning explains rabies spread by dogs across the United States, outlines furious dumb and mixed rabies, symptoms and timelines, stresses not to kill biting dogs, and details Pasteur treatment and new face-bite protocols to prevent transmission.
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Nyone
Manila
New England
United States
Atlantic Coast
Middle West
America
Boards of Health
England
Liverpool
Berlin
Paris
George G. Rambaud
Pasteur Institute of New York
Rambaud
Anna Williams
New York Board of Health
Pasteur
Practical Sheep Hurdles How to Build Windproof Panels
An article by Richard H. Mitchell describes designs for movable sheep hurdles that resist wind. It details 10 by 5 foot boards or 1 by 6 lumber panels, worm fences, sliding bars, wire configurations, weights, costs, and methods to fold or move panels for wind resistance and field use. It notes iron fittings, hot coal tar end dips, and on site fabrication to reduce freight costs.
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Richard H. Mitchell
Jemlock
Widow Armstrong and the Ghostly Suitors
In Brunswick a widow faces a battalion of suitors after mourning ends. A bashful carpenter named Phillips schemes with a prankish ghost to spark his claim, ending when the widow shoots the impostor and discovers Phillips beneath the sheet. She invites him to prove his love and promises a future if he does.
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George Armstrong
Brunswick
Armstrong
Lai
Cleveland
Hoe
Liverpool
Philips
Mr. Phillips
Walt
Ismael
Deacon Robinson
Tie
Wats
Phillips
Missing Boy Found Hid Behind Car After Game
Four year old Joe vanished during hide and seek with friends near Third Avenue and One Hundredth Street. Isadore Ross searched cars and found Joe whimpering on a car fender twelve blocks away after a passerby signaled the driver.
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Joe
Laver
Third Avenue
M Hundredth Street
Post Office
Isadore Ross
Issy
New York Tribune
Clock Emmons Place Clocked Barn Becomes Maine Landmark
Kennebunkport Maine hosts a barn with a clock atop its roof, famed as the only Maine barn clock. The Emmons family of Lawrence Massachusetts owns the property, using it seasonally as a country residence. The century-old barns, once owned by Thomas William Emmons and previously Peter Jackson, draw visitors who marvel at the visible timepiece.
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Kennebunkport
Maine
Emmons Place
Grosse
Emmons
Byron Emmons
Lawrence
Mass
Thomas William Emmons
Peter Jackson
Lewiston Journal
Senator Supports Direct Election by Popular Vote
A quoted exchange shows a senator affirming enthusiastic support for direct voting by the people or any feasible method to achieve it. The dialogue presents a satirical or humorous framing of electoral reform ideas.
Quote on action by O W Holmes
A reflective quotation contrasts two mindsets: movers who act versus those who linger. It questions why progress isn’t achieved by the opposite path and attributes the idea to Oliver Wendell Holmes. The line underscores the value of initiative over hesitation.
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O. W. Holmes
Baby Learns Fast From Parents Whoppers
A remark notes a baby quickly absorbs stories as parents tell large exaggerations about events. The comment underlines how early learning is shaped by parental tall tales.
Choking on Oats Averted by Feed Box Stones
A writer recalls a horse that choked on oats requiring a veterinarian to pass a tube. To prevent recurrence, the vet advised placing a dozen smooth eggsized stones through the oats so the horse eats more carefully and less greedily, eliminating the problem.
Care of Hogs And Breeding Practices
Guidance on rearing hogs cautions against mixing young boars with sows before three to four months old. It urges a steady diet, gradual rations, and feeding the dam bone producing foods during pregnancy to promote bone and organ development and increase lean meat in the carcass.
Succulent Feed for Cows From Root Crops on Small Farms
Practical guidance for small herds to feed cows using root crops like mangels rutabagas and stock carrots when enfilage is unavailable. The piece highlights raising roots as a reliable source of succulent feed and outlines simple methods for cultivation and use.
Women Pull Plows in Western Canadian Russian Villages
Large numbers of Russian peasants settle in western Canada under cooperative farming. With few horses available, village women sometimes pull plows, attached by ropes with wooden supports strapped to their bodies to help pull the implements.
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Canada
Canning Growth in Hawaii After U S Acquisition
Statistics show marked expansion in canning and preserving of fruits and vegetables in Hawaii since U S acquisition. Ten establishments employed 853 wage earners last year, reflecting a significant development in the industry across the islands.
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Hawaii
United States
Harriman Tennessee Named for Civil War General Harriman
Horace M. Carr of Harriman explains the town was named for Gen. Waller U. Harriman, a Federal officer who with a brigade camped near the site during the Civil War. The land company founded the town in 1890. Harriman grew as a prohibition town with about 4,500 people and a manufacturing center. Industries include farm implement works, cotton mills, a tannic acid factory, a mantel mill, and coal iron and lumber trades. The government is building a $50,000 post office. The timber boom and hardwoods abound. early settlers came from many states, though native Tennesseans now predominate.
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Harriman
Tenn
H. Harriman
Horace M. Carr
Walcott
Waller U. Harriman
Mr. Carr
Puck on Education and Social Rating Lessons
The scene shows children studying while the principal explains they learn to tell the current model from the previous year’s car to avoid social embarrassment. The exchange jokes about the value of the game and the future skill of distinguishing models with minimal guidance.
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Puck
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