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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1919
Page
5
United States Department of Agriculture urges precautions to prevent contamination from older cattle. Calves as young as six months can be tested for tuberculosis though standard testing targets six months to one year with a two cubic centimeter tuberculin dose. Some under six months have shown satisfactory results in special cases.
A survey of common milk strainers shows absorbent cotton and filter cloth most effective for removing impurities. Even these require clean usage. none remove bacteria or fine dirt. Best milk quality comes from sanitary production with clean cows, stables, and sanitized milking pails.
Fayetteville Ga Dr I T Edwards forwards a testimonial from Mr T M McGough who says Tanlac helped him recover from indigestion heartburn and weakness. He gained seventeen pounds and now attends to business. Tanlac is sold locally in Odon Washington Alfordsville and Elnora.
As early as the first winter of the war a Red Cross sanitary unit checked typhus in Serbia. After the U S entered WWI a full Red Cross commission in August 1917 expanded relief for refugees, establishing hospitals, feeding and clothing people, providing medical care and dental services to soldiers, farm machinery and seeds, and aid for children, with a stark photograph showing a Serbian girl in ragged clothes and despair.
A collection of dairy tips stresses profitable pasture rotation and silo construction. It notes cows benefit from good pasture, emphasizes immediate cooling of milk, and requires separator washing and sterilization after use. Some remedies like Epsom salts are mentioned for cow health issues, with caveats on causes.
Washington D C The Red Cross National Headquarters urges a Third Roll Call and wearing the Red Cross emblem. The Button of Americanism features a white celluloid base with a blue 1920 and a Red Cross at the center. Wearing the badge is touted as pride and a safeguard against embarrassment in the final two days of the drive.
Nearby residents report Mrs A M Clark's health improving. Ray Beasley heals from a head injury after a schoolyard tussle with playmates. Dr T A Hays attends the injured youth as funeral arrangements for George Rosenberry from Evansville are noted. Local visits, sales, and social visits mark a busy week with relatives traveling to join families in Brown and Washington townships.
The American Legion posts pledge support for the Third Red Cross Roll Call universal membership drive in November 2011 after Ohio state executive meeting passage of a committee resolution approving the effort.
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