Doctor advertises limited abdominal treatment in Texas patients
A physician promotes nonoperative care for appendicitis gall stones ulcers and related conditions. He lists several patients in Texas with stomach ulcers gall stones liver trouble headaches high blood pressure and kidney trouble. Free consultation offered and married women advised to bring husbands. Address listed as 211 Bradbury Building Los Angeles California.
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Texas
J. P. Rogers
Caddo
Oklahoma
J.H Smith
Paris
Ben Landreth
Frogville
H. J. Marek
Henry Wehiing
Win
Frederic
Fredericksburg
Bradbury Bldg
Los Angeles
California
Texas Leads In Crops And Livestock Output
Texas produces more than 5 million bushels of rice annually and leads the nation in Bermuda onions with about 2 million bushels each year. Livestock value exceeds 300 million dollars, with Texas ranking first in beef cattle. Pecan crops are nearly 1 million dollars yearly, and around 10 million pecan trees line Texas streams.
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Texas
Texas fig orchards yield over four thousand pounds per acre
Figs rank among the oldest Texas fruit products with orchards expected to produce more than 4 000 pounds of fruit per acre by the third year after planting.
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Texas
Rainfall and Plant Growth: Water Needed Per Acre
A 1 inch rainfall delivers more than 100 tons of water to each acre without runoff. Plants consume several times their weight in water daily to produce biomass, so weather often over supplies water for crop development.
Cheap eggs from pullets in U S Department experiments
Experiments by the United States Department of Agriculture show general purpose pullets such as Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds and Wyandottes produced a dozen eggs from 6.8 pounds of feed while Leghorns required 5.2 pounds. Old hens needed far more feed for the same production.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Wyandottes
Aged Congressman Joseph G. Cannon Dies at 90
Congressman Joseph G. Can non known as Uncle Joe Cannon died last Friday in Danville Illinois. He was past 90 and had served in Congress for 46 years.
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Joseph G. Cannon
Joe Cannon
Danville
Illinois
Cannon
Congress
London Publisher Bemoans News Deluge in Parliament Visit
A London newspaper publisher lamented a flood of twenty news items in one afternoon. A member of Parliament, visiting, cited the old adage in response.
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London
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