Summer summer safety warning from the Safety Institute
New York July 18 The Safety Institute of America warns that about 6 090 children could be killed and 100 000 injured in U S summer accidents unless guardians act. Fire drowning and automobile danger are cited with age seven as the most at risk. Practical Do and Donts cover rescue, boating, kite flying, poison ivy, and safe street play. June is highlighted as especially dangerous with a long list of risky months.
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Uniform Traffic Signals Advocated to Cut Death Toll
A national push for uniform traffic signal colors aims to reduce deaths and injuries. The New York conference, under the American Engineering Standards Committee, drew representatives from major engineering societies safety groups railways automobile centers and government agencies to study standardized signal color use and related practices.
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Bob White Eats Beetles to Fight Corn Pests
The bob-white consumes corn rootworm adults or beetles, which lay eggs that become larvae infesting corn. Bureau of Entomology finds up to twelve beetles in one bird’s stomach, while red headed woodpecker nighthawk cardinal, kingbird, and phoebe also consume beetles to lessen crop damage.
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Woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham product for relief
Mrs Galloway of Carters Creek Tennessee describes prolonged illness and fatigue. She claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health, allowing her to recover and resume farming and household duties. She urges other women with similar symptoms to try the remedy.
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Hog Cholera Warning Near Union Bridge Farm
Hog cholera exists on the Reese Metcalf farm near Union Bridge, a warning from the Bureau of Animal Industry, United States Department of Agriculture. The notice urges farmers to prevent spread and report cases to authorities.
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