Thousands Of Herds Cleaned Up In Tuberculosis Campaign
The article reviews a nationwide tuberculosis eradication push led by the U S Department of Agriculture and state officials. It notes thousands of herds accredited as tuberculosis-free after four years, with Hillsdale County Michigan highlighted for its rapid three-week clearance of 2 339 herds and 15 773 cattle resulting in 375 reactors. The piece cites expanding area-wide efforts in more than 20 counties in Michigan and ten counties in New York, aiming to reduce this livestock menace and protect milk and meat safety.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Hilledale County
Hilladale County
Mich
Hillsdale
New York
Department of Agriculture
Washington
I. C
Hospital patient Mrs Rea aids children’s ward cheer
Pittsburgh December 27 Mrs Henry Th Bea of Ridge Avenue North Side helped decorate the Allegheny General Hospital children’s ward but became a patient herself after an appendicitis operation. She and Mrs Harry Darton Jr active in the hospital’s ladies’ auxiliary arranged forty two Christmas trees for the children with gifts funded by Mrs Rea.
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Pittsburgh
Henry Th. Bea
Ridge Avenue
North Side
Allegheny General Ehapital
Ime
Sar
Reno
Rea
Dartir
State Employees to Gain Workmen's Compensation Rights
The State Industrial Accident Commission prepared amendments for the Legislature to extend Workmen's Compensation to state employees. Attorney General Armstrong earlier ruled that only employees of pecuniary gain enterprises qualified, excluding most state workers. The amendments would grant compensation to state employees and remove the $2,000 yearly income cap for eligibility.
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State
Industrial Accident Commission
Armstrong
Seven year old rescues infant as father panics during altercation
Chicago December 27 John Silich seven years old ran two blocks through snow in minimal clothing to seek police help. He said his father returned home angry at the Christmas tree scene and tore ornaments, then seized a knife on the crib where a month-old baby slept. Mrs Silick struck him and the police arrested him to prevent further harm. Poverty blessings loom for the millionaire.
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Rune
Chicago
Der
John Silich
John
Forest lands in Washington and Frederick ruined by wasteful use
State Forestry Board reports over 80,000 acres in Washington and Frederick producing no crop of value with 13 percent and 9 percent of land areas wasted. Frederick shows 91,117 acre forest area at 21 percent. chestnut blight decimates the species. Timber output in 1220 valued at $546,725 plus home use $118,750 total $660,476, while foresters urge fire protection and better management to boost yields by over 100 percent.
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Washington
Frederick Unties
Washington County
Frederick County
Frederick's
Tvalue
Moonshiner Adverts in North Carolina Label Sells Liquor
Revenue officers in Asheville found a bottle with a bold moonshine label reading Pure mountain kota likker and branded as made in the back woods of the mountains of Wesern North Carolina. The label praised bootleggers and warned drinkers, and was sent to the Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair for display in the IRS museum. Christmas Reunion At Marion S Michael homestead the family gathered for the annual Christmas reunion with five children eighteen grandchildren and several great grandchildren present. A meal was served and gifts exchanged as relatives recalled Santa Claus and Christmas memories.
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North Carolina
Asheville
Internal Revenue
Blair
North
Internal Revenue Burega
Marion S
Michael
Michael Heontestead
Wraters G.fta
Taos
Income Tax Facts For Those Who Have To Make Out 1921 Reports
Guidance for filing 1921 income tax returns from January 1 to March 15 1922. If gross income is 5000 or more or net income thresholds apply, a return is required. Questions cover profits, interest, rent, dividends, bonuses, broker commissions, partnerships, royalties, minor children earnings, and wife’s income. Compliance avoids penalties for late filing.
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Royaltien
Iid
Maryland Flower and Nursery Revenue Shown in 1919 Census
The 1919 census reports Maryland earned about 829271 from flowers and 102728 from vegetables from 277 greenhouses covering 2162958 square feet and 392464 from nursery products from 53 nurseries over 3015 acres. The national totals exceed 77 million from over 17000 greenhouses and 20 million from nursery products. Uncle Eben quips about sympathy for a sick man.
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Maryland
Bueau
United States
York Club Coming Faces York Independents In Frenzied Week
Frederick's basketball forces prepare for a home game Friday against York Pa Independents after a tough near miss with Congress Heights Yankees. A busy January week follows with Baltimore teams Wymans A C Muir Naval Post and Harrisburg or Markham A C slated for Armory play, plus Central M C A of Baltimore Saturday. Ike to officiate and improve play as locals work out for the York clash.
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Frederick
York
York Quint
Congress Heights Yankees
Washington
Wymans A. C
Baltimore
Muir Naval Post
Armory
Harrisburg
Ike
Skids on Ice Crash Involving Barnes and Tinney Cars
On Sunday the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway tracks on West South Street caused a collision between Harry Barnes driving a machine and another car parked at Sout Boots and West South streets. Charles Bridiemoser was cut by windshield fragments while riding beside Barnes. The Tinney car, unoccupied, had its rear fender torn, wheel damaged, and axle torn loose. Sheriff James A. Jones called the crash unavoidable due to icy streets and slippery rails.
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Hagerstown
Frederick Ralway
West South Street
Harry Barnes
Barnes
Harry Tinney
Sout Boots
West South Streets
Charles Bridiemoser
Tinney
James A. Jones
HITS PARKED MACHINE In mud rear-ends Lawson auto
Harry Ranneberger of Lime Kiln drove into the rear of Jack Lawson of Doubs while trying to pull a car from mud on a dirt road yesterday at about 10:30. Both vehicles suffered windshield and brace damage on the Ranneberger car. Lawson’s car was undamaged. No injuries reported.
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Harry
Ranneberger
Jack Lawson
Doubs
Lawson
Adamstown
Thomas N. Mohler
Mohler
Rannébergers
Lawson Auto
Thales of Miletus and early earth sphere idea
The fragment notes Thales of Miletus lived around 640 B C and is credited with proposing a spherical earth. It mentions his beliefs on the five zones and some celestial circles concerning the globe and other planets.
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Wee Thales
Miletus
Oelox
Thedea
Poet Letters Stir Courier Journal Debate
The Louisville Courier Journal cites reader letters arguing over including postpaid returns with poems. One writer says editors should not demand return postage. another asserts the editor’s stance determines value. The exchange reflects a fire about publication standards and reader input.
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Louisville Courier: Journal
Is Your Back Giving Out with Kidney Pills Ad
An old newspaper ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills to relieve backaches headaches and kidney trouble. A Frederick Case and Mrs George Delashmutt claim improved sleep fatigue and irregular kidney function after using Insel Dolan's Kidney Pills from Pearce's Modern Pharmacy.
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Dean
Frederick Case
George Delashmutt
Center Street
Dolan
Pearce
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Harry .Ranneberger
Scott
Cadillac Motor Car Company
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Imperial Limousine
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Central Garage Company
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Frederick, Md
Haps Sigws
IDOAN
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Millan Co
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Iroy W. Poole
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Welen
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