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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1917
Page
3
Sidney faces an uneasy engagement as she accepts a future with Wilson while Carlotta schemes to win him. K feels compelled to confront a plot to protect Sidney, and a tense plan unfolds amid hospital politics and hidden affections.
The next installment recounts life changing events for LeMoyne Doctor Max Sidney Joe Drummond and others as the story reaches its dramatic climax.
A brief note from The New York Medical Journal reports Dr. Samuel Constable of London used stretching to relieve angina pain without medicine. By gripping a bed bar and leaning at 60 degrees, then repeating, pain vanished temporarily and chest constriction eased. The method was applied repeatedly over weeks with consistent relief. The journal also suggests similar stretches for hay fever asthma sufferers to ease paroxysms.
A thirty one year old singer described to the Medical and Surgical society of Bordeaux by Professor Berger. He slept for twenty seven months after disappearing among troops in the Marne and being found in Brittany. Since then he remains in a state of lethargy with eyelids closed and regular respiration though a rapid pulse. He is excitable and squid food might be given.
The biological survey issued permits for importing 127 706 canaries over the past year. The record notes the high volume of imported birds and the agency overseeing the permits.
The sixty fourth congress, hailed for national preparedness, enacted sea and land military build up measures. It expanded the navy with hundreds of ships, increased the regular army, and passed related statutes including ship purchases, the Adamson eight hour law, child labor, immigration limits, rural credits, and vocational education. It also reorganized Porto Rico governance and extended citizenship. Sixteen senators retired from the body.
The Toledo Blade laments that American dialects have shifted little in 90 years while London English changed, noting Vance’s tale of dialects and proposing a committee to remind editors and playwrights that they write for living speakers, not the dead.
The article notes the walnut tree once common in Palestine around the Sea of Galilee per Josephus. It also mentions manganese ore output rising to 27 000 tons in 1916, triple 1915, and describes new pump cams replacing cranks to reduce vibration. It touches on plum padding in a bladder container as a delicacy and a 100 horsepower ten cylinder aircraft motor by French experts. Agricultural notes include a detatchable basket handle and Egypts brown cotton stronger than prior varieties.
The text notes farmers initially feared higher taxes from a broad good roads push but as automobiles spread they saw the savings from lower transport costs. It emphasizes that license fees largely fund roads and bridges, with about 90 percent of U S license money aiding roads and bridges, a trend mirrored in Canadian provinces as auto use grows.
An eastern agricultural paper’s correspondent argues for roofing dirt roads to keep water off and provide shade, but notes the high cost vs building a first class hard surface road. Wallace Palmer and D Ward King advocate road drainage and the split log drag as effective means to control water on roads.
The author argues for hard, oval, and smooth dirt roads using a drag and drainage system. Avoid sod in road cores, press for deep packing of clean dirt, and foresee gradual shift toward hard surfaces near cities. Proposes future oiling to improve waterproofing and comfort.
A fragment lists four guiding terms simplicity reliability durability and accessibility for selecting new machinery. It also mentions labor costs in road projects and a note on dairy cattle treatment affecting milk flow, reflecting era concerns with public works and farm management.
If you have stumps in your fields you have been plowing around for years determine to get them out of the way this winter. They hinder work for man and animal in the field and occupy valuable room.
The note urges removing and burning old canes to curb possible insects or disease. Fire is proposed as a cure for these troubles affecting the plants.
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