Hog cholera rises in Maryland October outbreaks
Maryland reports greater hog cholera activity in October than a year earlier with 190 cases, including 44 backyard outbreaks and 146 on farms. Worcester and Washington counties lead in count, most outbreaks traced to feeding garbage and table scraps to hogs.
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State Office
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Worcester County
Washington County
Bureau
J. K. Atherton
Atherton
United States
Jr. Atherton
Merely Town of Memories of Skagway and Yukon Gold
The article recalls Skagway’s Gold Rush era and Alaska’s harsh journey routes, noting the shift from romance to business. It contrasts early adventurers with modern miners, mentions Col Anthony Morris and historical shad prices, and ends with Delaware sturgeon fishing and caviar fame.
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Aearding
Alaska
Skagway
Yukon
California
White Horse Pass
Grovers
Rsh
William Tenn
Delaware
Anthony Aforris
Philadephia
Gloucester
Expert Urges Half Fuel Use to Save Billions Daily
Smithsonian official Samuel S. Wyer urges Americans to cut fuel use by half through efficient coal and oil burning. Fuel engineer Rudolph Kudlich offers practical furnace tips to save 25 percent on cooking coal and improve combustion, warning against wasteful fire practices.
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NEA Service
Ashington
Kid Winter
Samuel S. Wyer
Mninheral Technology
Smithsonian Institution
Mr. Wyer
Rudolph Kudlich
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Zere
U. S. Court Orders Three Saloon Padlocks in Pa
Judge Whitaker Thompson issued the first permanent injunctions to padlock three eastern Pennsylvania saloons for one year. Saloons in Pottsville owned by John C. Fox and Willian Zakauckas and in Shenandoah run by John Plotbick were enjoined along with three others serving as temporary restraining orders. One saloonkeeper already discontinued business. hearings on further padlocks to follow.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Whitaker Thompson
U. S. District Court
John C. Fox
Willian Zakauckas
Pottsville
John Plotbick
Shenandoah
Thompson
A. Cauto
Caminette Brothers
Charles Schefftstall
A. Freier
Fox
Coolidge Poised to Deliver First Message in Person
President Coolidge may address Congress in person at the opening of the new session. He favors continuing the Wilson-Harding custom but would follow Congress if they prefer a messenger message. If leaders want him to appear, he will attend. otherwise, he will send the message as tradition dictates.
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Coolidge
Washington
Coonlidge
Congress
Wilson
Harding
Stop Eczema Quick with Zemo Remedy
Stop itching eczema quickly by applying Zemo from a druggist for 35c. Extra large bottle 1.00. Healing starts on application and soon clears eczema tetter pimples rash blackheads and similar skin diseases. Zemo is penetrating antiseptic liquid for clear healthy skin. Zemo Soap 25c Zemo Ointment 50c.
Bandits Disable Brooklyn Cashier Seize 18600 Cash
Police in Brooklyn issued a general alarm after three armed men robbed Morgan Morrison, a Ward Baking cashier, of 18000 in a hallway near Facific street. Morrison and two clerks carried the money in a feather bag before the trio forced them to face the wall and fled in an automobile. Klan leader TW W VanS was cleared by a Georgia judge when Dr Fred Johnston requested dismissal for the best interests of all concerned.
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Brooklyn
New York
Bandita
Ward Baking Company
Ino Ue
Facific Street
Broacklyn
Morgan Morrison
Morrison
Atlanta
Bronze Tablet to Old Put Commemorates Tanvers Birth House
A bronze tablet was unveiled in Tanvers Massachusetts marking the birthplace of Israel Putnam, famed hero of Bunker Hill. The inscription notes his two hundredth birth anniversary though he was born over 205 years ago. The piece recalls Putnam’s daring exploits and places him among notable Revolutionary figures.
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Tanvers
Mass
Israel Putnam
Pat
Bunker Hill
Shhowboy
Maennney
Ininns
Concord
Bunker HM
Canion
Dmund Palmer
L. S
George Tottenham
Porsie
Crown Point
Montreal
Tlavapa
Pontiac
Conway
Gates
Charles Lee
New York Tribune
Army Ante Clean House by Army Ants in Guiana
A Detroit News excerpt describes army ants in Guiana forests swarming to raid villages and wipe bones clean, noting a single queen per colony and yearly brood cycles that birth new queens and males. A Scotland tourist learns Tain’s charter dates to David I, prompting a quip about the author of the Psalms.
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Frentendong
Detroit News
Scotland
Tain
David
Basion
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