Ringworm in Cattle Affects Head and Neck Areas
A tiny vegetable parasite causes ringworm in cattle, mainly on the head and neck, creating bare skin patches with surrounding short hair. It spreads rapidly via halters, stanchions, and rubbing posts. control requires cleaning, antiseptic treatments, and soaking gear. Treatment from Dr. K W Stouder uses a lard and sulphur ointment rubbed into pads daily, with clipping around the patch to improve application.
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K. W. Stouder
Iowa State College
Profitable Dairy Cows Must Produce Much Milk
An eastern college of agriculture expert states a dairy cow must yield at least 7,500 pounds of milk yearly to cover expenses. He argues 10 cows per full-time worker, notes 15 cows supports a milking machine, and urges litter carriers and drinking cups to cut labor costs. Cow-testing programs help remove unprofitable cows and optimize feed blends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern College of Agriculture
United States
Dairy Notes For Cattle And Milk Quality
Dairy notes emphasize drafts control to prevent off flavors in milk and advise on proper handling. Warm milk improves cream skimming while scrupulous cleaning of pails and milkhouses protects product quality. Calf care includes sunlight, full feeding, and maternal guidance, with economics guiding methods.
Madison seeks compensation for ten years in prison
Madison citizens press the legislature to compensate John A. Johnson, 65, who spent a decade in prison for a crime now believed not to have been his. Johnson confessed under fear of mob violence after police pressed him. he later was pardoned in 1922. His family seeks redress for lost years while he toiled in limited health and earnings.
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Madison
Wis
John A. Johnson
Johnson
Annie Lemberger
Waupun
Gov. &. L. Philipp
Martin Lemberger
Monona Bay
Use X Ray on Diggers to Halt Diamond Thefts
Observation posts with searchlights and X ray equipment are planned by the South African government to end diamond smuggling in Namaqualand. No stones have come from state diggings since February and work halts until anti smuggling precautions are complete. The X ray can detect diamonds on or in a person, though officials deny stones originate from state diggings.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Namaqualand
Sweeping of Jewelry Shop Floor Yields Gold
In Cincinnati Ohio officials plan to recover hundreds and possibly thousands of dollars of gold and other metals believed buried under the floor of a jewelry firm over the last 25 years. The move accompanies the firm’s relocation, with employees reclaiming around $1,000 yearly from a sink wash and about $2 monthly from floor sweepings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Monks Build Road to Divert Traffic From Monastery
In Cumberland Rhode Island Trappist monks at a nearby monastery begin a three quarters mile long road project to reroute traffic away from the main highway by their retreat. They cite Henry Ford’s similar lane at Sudbury Massachusetts as an example.
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Cumberland, R. I
Henry Ford
Sudbury
Mass
Will Dress Statue Kovno Apollo In Bathing Suit
In Kovno Lithuania a statue of Apollo will be officially clothed in a bathing suit after women protested its nudity. The town council refused to remove the sculpture and a compromise to dress it was reached.
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Kovno
Lithuania
Apollo
Expedition to Embalm Gorillas for Comparative Study
New York four scientists sail from New York aboard the Aquitania for tropical Africa to kill adult gorillas, embalm them, and return specimens for detailed comparison with humans. Columbia University funds the expedition with cooperating institutions and a team led by Henry Craven, aiming to study evolution of the human foot. The voyage returns next January.
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New York
Aquitania
Africa
Columbia University
College of Physicians and Surgeons
American Museum of Natural History
Henry Craven
Borneo
Celebes
Australia
Greenland
William K. Gregory
J. H. McGregor
BE. T. Engle
Columbia
Lake Tanganyike
Dudley J. Morton
Tired of Life Blinded War Bride Ends Her Life
Mrs. Fred A. Fratto a thirty year old German war bride of Shinnston West Virginia fatally shot herself in the temple at home. She became blind after brain tumor surgeries in Richmond resulting in despair and several prior suicide attempts before her death.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Fred A. Fratto
Frank Fratto
Shinnston
Frank
Richmond
Joan of Arc likeness makes Simone Genevoix a film star
Paris reports Simone Genevoix, an eighteen year old girl previously unknown in her town, gaining fame as a leading French film actress due to her resemblance to Joan of Arc. Cast in The Wonderful Life of Joan of Arc, she is praised for her portrayal that historians and critics deem superb.
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Paris
Simone Genevoix
Madamoiselle Genevoix
Joan of Arc
Mademoiselle Genevoix
Payroll Dropped From Airplane Scatters in Hutchinson
William Carr, a former guard for the Tampico oil payroll, recovered about $10,000 in silver and gold after sacks of wage money were dropped by airplane over 75 yards in Hutchinson Kansas. The flight failed to land, sacks burst, and only $94 remained missing as Carr collected the scattered loot.
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Hutchinson
Kan
William Carr
Tampico
Mexico
Blind man elected Edmond chamber president marks first in state
Edmond Oklahoma with Philip C Slack elected unanimously to lead the Edmond chamber of commerce. Slack, blind since birth, has run a major book shop in Edmond for 28 years and is a graduate of the Janesville high school for blind and the college for blind at Vinton Iowa.
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Edmond
Okla
Oklahoma
Chamber of Commerce
Philip C. Slack
Edmond Group
Slack
Janesville
Wis
College For Blind
Vinton
Iowa
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Stella
Bertha
U. S
Joan d’Arc
Oklahoma Blind Man In Commerce Group
Finney
Snoop
Joce
Fanny
Featherhead
Jice
MR. Mangle
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