Swine Snuffles Increasing Says Dimmock
Dr W W Dimmock head of the veterinary department at the college of agriculture reports swine sniffles are more frequent than in the past and seems to be on the rise. He notes the disease mainly affects premises long occupied by pigs.
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W. W. Dimmock
Veterinary Department
College of Agriculture
Pig disease described with nasal discharge and bone changes
A detailed veterinary outline explains a pig illness starting with watery nasal discharge that becomes thick, grayish, and lumpy. It describes nasal inflammation, depression, weight loss, facial bone thickening, and possible septicemia. The text notes human disease parallels and ends with a unrelated reflection about money.
Man Builds Fortune By Relentless Effort, Not Wishful Thinking
A hardworking individual emphasizes quick action over idle dreaming. He pursues opportunities without delay, turning effort into wealth rather than waiting for luck or a perfect moment. His approach contrasts with those who squander time hoping for wealth to appear.
Courage Versus Cowardice in United States Leader Views
The writer attacks Elihu Root and the Republican stance on the League of Nations, arguing Harding and Cox differ on postwar international role. It contrasts Cox’s duty to join global efforts with Harding’s retreat from world responsibilities, urging a Democratic victory for lasting peace and global cooperation.
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le Matin
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Cox
Harding
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Washington
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