Left Handedness and a Cold River Rescue Tale
The Birmingham Age Herald reports on a curious case connecting left handedness with caution in a perilous river incident. A passerby shouted a garbled rescue line as a man skidded off a slippery bridge and plunged into icy water. the victim joked about saving himself while praying.
Zoo News From Natureland News In Fairy Queen Paper
The Fairy Queen publishes items from zoo creatures via the Breeze Brothers in the Natureland News. Ground Hornbill boasts perfect wings yet stays on the ground in Africa. Anteater praises his nose and dreams of named foods. Little Golden Agent resembles a rabbit and hails South America. Marabou Stork seeks help choosing foods from Central Africa. Lemur, Horned Toad and others offer playful notes on homes and habits.
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Washington Aims to Eradicate Bovine Tuberculosis
The state plans a statewide TB eradication program with USDA cooperation. Twenty nine counties have begun testing, most cattle already checked, and money is expected to be approved for full statewide testing. Spokane County showed a low infection rate this summer.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Commissioner of Agriculture
Spokane
Trap Gate In Fence Lets Hogs Pass While Keeping Cattle Out
Article by F Nolin of Kansas describes a reusable fence gate design to allow hogs or small animals to pass while blocking cattle and horses. The gate, built from 1 by 6 rough Cypress about 4 feet high, uses vertical cleats and bottom-board hooks and can be raised or kept hooked down.
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Milk House Separation for Dairies
Farmers should keep a separate milk house away from the stable with a milk room for straining cooling and storage. Promptly move milk from the stable in a clean dust free environment. Farmers Bulletin 1214 from the U S Department of Agriculture provides plans and blueprints from Washington DC.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Important Feeds For Sows And Weaning Time
The sow must receive a protein and mineral rich ration during pregnancy to improve litter quality and size. Pigs begin to show interest in grain at two to three weeks and should be encouraged. pigs are typically weaned at about eight weeks old.
Consideration for Animals Aims to Improve Farm Welfare
A note urges care for farm animals and highlights improved welfare practices. It stresses humane handling, clean housing, and proper feeding to reduce stress and injury among livestock.
Save the Feed Bill and Put Up Steel in Cold Rain
A note urges farmers to save feed costs by saving feed now and installing steel structures before winter rains arrive. It warns that proper prep will reduce losses and protect stored feed. Local agronomists emphasize budgeting for steel and weather readiness.
Broadway the Indian Trail to Broadway Pathways
Weckquaesgkew was the original Indian name for the route through Manhattan later known as Broadway. The ancient path served as a trade artery used by the Weckquaesgkew people and showed easy grades through upper Manhattan. Caves along Inwood and Harlem River held oyster shells, evidence of distant gathering. A Kansas visitor asks whether Kansas has a god, illustrating the era’s curious perspectives.
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Upper Manhattan
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Harlem River
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Liver Bladder Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure herbal medicine for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It promises safety purity and non stimulant action with sample requests and price detail to try a bottle via Dr Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Carl Linder
Cassel
Minnesota
Spokane
Wash
Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Horseless Ambulance Impresses Rural Visitors Aboard Ferry
A city couple from the countryside boards a Staten Island ferryboat. The old man points out a new horseless ambulance on the deck, remarking with pride at the modern invention. Ma asks for details as they observe the urban scene around them.
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Staten Island
Billy Answers The Neighbors Dog In Confidence
A boy explains he cannot interpret the neighbor's dog barking because he is not in the dog’s confidence. The tale highlights a child’s humorous misreading of terms and his close bond with his own dog.
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