GULLIES AS A SCAR ON AMERICAN LANDS
John M. Frazier argues erosion from civilization destroys soil layers and forests. He urges converting gullies into waterways with grasses and trees to restore soil, support wildlife, and prevent economic loss from erosion.
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Heart Disease Kills 25 Mississippians Daily
Mississippi Heart Association reports that heart disease killed more than five residents per day in 1956, totaling 9,390 deaths and accounting for 47 percent of the state's 19,780 total deaths. The disease left about 125,000 Mississippians living with related limitations.
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Buffalo Pets Offered By Wichita Refuge Officials
Carnegie Herald reports Wichita Wildlife Refuge officials offer several heads of early day prairie roamers for sale as house pets. The notice invites buyers to consider keeping buffalo as domestic companions.
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