Medicine battle pits doctors against AMA and subsidies
A sweeping overview traces 1920s debates on public health subsidies and socialized medicine. It notes the AMA's resistance, a 430-doctor revolt, Roosevelt’s health conference, and a federal anti trust suit over Group Health association, plus international incidents and sports and political tidbits interwoven in a broad period snapshot.
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American Medical Association
U. S
Chicago
America
Roosevelt
National Health Conference
Washington
Able Josephine Roche
U. S. Health
Mayoclinic’s
Hugh Cabot
Olin West
Cabot
Morris Fishbein
United States
Thurman Arnold
S.ppecific
Group Health Association of
District of Columbia
Trust
Buster Arnold
Medical Society of
Group Health Association
Association
Preventing Coccidiosis in Chickens Through Sanitation
The College of Agriculture advises strict sanitation to curb coccidiosis in young poultry. Daily cleaning of houses and yards, a balanced diet with green feed, and careful handling to avoid contamination are urged as the best defenses.
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College of Aetgervice
United States Rated Safest Nation for Livestock
Dr John R Mohler chief of the bureau of animal industry says the United States is probably the safest country to raise livestock with superior animal product supply. He notes ongoing research reduces dangers and that meat and milk remain dependable even in poor growing seasons as feeds are shifted to areas of need.
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United States
John R. Mohler
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Nest design advice improves egg yield in poultry houses
A Hoard's Dairyman writer notes front entrance nests reduce breakage and cannibalism risks. Reworks involve elevating nests on legs with wall supports and 4 inch board walks. Front hinged board allows egg collection from the front. Nests sized about 14 inches square and 12 inches high.
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Hoard’s
Dairyman
One Crop Dairy Farmer Norton Pioneers Grassland dairying
Norton of Adelphia New Jersey abandons plows to raise grassland for his herd. He keeps cows on pasture half the year and on grass silage and early-cut hay the other half. Grass silage improves milk color, early-cut Timothy boosts heifers, and manure spreading cut labor, machinery, and milk costs.
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Harry
Norton
Adelphia
N. J
Timothy
The
Country Home Magazine
Culling Guidelines for Cockerels and Pullets
Hoard's Dairyman recommends early culling for cockerels at eight to twelve weeks and ongoing removal of weak birds through the growing period. Pullets may be culled at the same time to improve flock vitality and development.
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Hoard
How to Sew Your Own Stylish Designs at Home
Learn to make play suits and frocks with simple patterns and ricrac trims. The article outlines fabric choices such as linen calico and pique, with sizes 12 to 44 and yardage for trims. It promises easy step by step sewing, and advertising a sewing book by R Bell Syndicate WN Serving.
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Ricrac
Riorac
Fragmentary Testament of a Bank Scene Mentioned in London Hoard
The readable text hints at a cryptic message about life expectancy and a bank wife who could explain things through a car, with references to creditors pallbearers and a Tong museum in London. Details include an object described as long with a circumference of 4% inches weighing about 1,818 grains.
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Tong
London
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Ore
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Guam
Meigs
Hans
Bertram
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Manhattan
Atlantic
Germany
Nordwind
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Japan
Manchukuo
Changkufeng
Moscow
Tokyo
Lake Khassan
Russia
Jerome Hanna Dean
Chicago Cubs
Phillip K. Wrigley
St. Louis Cardinals
Dizzy Dean
Boston
Jim Turner
Lefty Gomez
Dizzy ‘Dean
Philadelphia
Chuck Klein
Dizzy
Larry French
Cubs
Dean
Cial
Legislative
Grand Jury
Dauphin
Legislative Committee
Labor
National Labor Relations: Board
Newton
Iowa
Maytag
Nels G. Kraschel
Mathew Tinley
Madison
Hill
Iowa National Guard
Kraschell
C.I. 0
Labor Board
Kurt ‘Haugwitz
Barbara Hutton
Kurt
Lance
Barbara
England
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Austria
Mittersill
Riviera
Detroit
Henry Ford
Buffalo
N. Y
Douglas Corrigan
New York
California
Ireland
U. S. Department of Commerce
Corrigan
Indianapolis
John Pierpont Morgan III
Jack Morgan
Dayton
Ohio
Jeanette Reber Taylor
Jeanette Taylor
Elmont
John Reo
Florence Termond
Mamie
Sing Sing
Herbert Lehman
Southampton
Bremen
Denver
Brown Palace
Sarah Jackson
APM
A.3
Irving Abell
R . Bell
Nat Aa Malas
San
Andrew
Theocone F. Steltemmer
Hennepin
Pennsylvania
Iogan
Ical
Penn