How Cattle Ticks Spread Texas Fever
The Texas fever parasite is carried by cattle ticks and passed to cattle through tick eggs after feeding. Seed ticks infect first cows after attachment, with onset in 10 days to weeks depending on season. Extermination of ticks can stamp out the disease and allow quarantine removal.
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Obe
Texas
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Man
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Bee
Wall Street Fears on Tax Plan Stirred by a Mouse
A Washington comment piece critiques the tax and corporate dividend proposals, arguing Wall Street resists income taxation. It cites editorials from New York papers, notes opposition among bankers, and explains Aldrich and Tait maneuvering to avoid a direct income tax through constitutional amendments.
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Gilson Gardner
Washington, D. C
Wall Street
New York City
New York Sui
New York
Aldrich
Washington
New York Times
Senate
Wii House
Mughes
Colorado
Boyew
Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic Promises Free Refund
An advertisement from A N L Fischer's drug store at 19 East Houston promotes a Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic with a positive guarantee. It claims the product costs nothing if it does not benefit the buyer and offers a full refund.
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A.nl
Fischer
East
Houston
Dipo
Colds and cures advertised in 19th century notice
A chaotic old time advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for a cough cure. It lists Jims Cutaerh Cure by Cheney & Co Toledo and signs Wadding, Reinan, Slarvin wholesale druggists promising internal treatment and testimonials. An abrupt mix of product claims and medical patent language appears with erratic spelling and broken phrases.
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Colarrh
Jim
D. Cheney & CO
Toleto
Kiowa
J. Cheney
Wadding
Reinan Slarvin
Toledis
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Ocoee
Bexar Drug CO
Ul Ssaon
Aut Sno Suns
Oxfords
Alamo ‘Plaza Commerce St
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Rooseveltiem
Rockefellar
Morgan
Carnegie
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