Reading Difficulties Tied to Emotion Not IQ
Dr Paul A Witty of Northwestern says reading problems stem from emotional factors in early schooling. Shyness, insecurity, anxiety and fear learned at home or in school create blocks. A university clinic study found 60 percent of students with reading deficiency showed anxiety and self consciousness. Early individual and group remedial instruction can prevent most reading difficulties.
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Paul A. Witty
Northwestern University
Witty
the University
Flo
Scientists Fight Elm Disease Across Regions
Two updated maps show growing areas threatened by Dutch elm disease and phloem necrosis in elms. Federal entomologists target beetle vectors to curb spread as diseases overlap. Pathologists study phloem necrosis, a deadly virus driven ailment spreading along the Ohio River and Missouri frontier toward southern Iowa.
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Department of Agriculture
Middle Atlantic
New England
Ohio River
Missouri
Lowa
City and County Maps Now in Stock at Telegraph Office
New supply of city and county maps available at The Telegraph office. Price set at $1.50 each, offering residents and businesses a handy reference for local geography and planning.
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Telegraph
Grass Tetany in Cattle Warns of Pasture Dangers
Wacoee CE livestock guidance from the American Foundation for Animal Health explains grass tetany caused by calcium and magnesium deficiency. Early signs include uncertain gait, rolling eyes, and excessive salivation, with severe cases risking convulsions or coma in calves and milk cows. Prompt veterinary treatment with calcium and magnesium can save affected cattle. Preventive steps include early hay feeding and salt licks containing bone meal and minerals before turning cattle to lush pastures.
Hog Cholera Virus Most Potent Killer
Hog cholera remains the No 1 swine killer in America with losses of 20000000 to 60000000 dollars yearly. Vaccination around weaning could prevent these losses, yet some farmers take a risk and leave their herds unprotected. Symptoms include pigs staying indoors, burrowing, piling, weakness, and persistent scour. prompt veterinary diagnosis is essential for proper control.
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America
Overcooking Dangers in Preparing Frozen Vegetables
Overcooking remains the top error in preparing frozen foods for table use. Nutritive value matches cooked fresh vegetables if care is taken from seed to serving. Vitamin C loss occurs mainly during blanching and cooking water contact. minimal water and proper timing preserve nutrients.
Sheep Suffer Vitamin Loss in Selenium Areas
Researchers report sheep grazing in seleniferous regions suffer vitamin deficiencies. Selenium in soil and plants disrupts vitamin A and C levels, even with adequate carotene, causing reduced blood vitamin A and impaired vitamin C synthesis in ruminants.
History Of Interest ties Bier al Yin Vici
Toots Phelps of Lorenzo was a weekend guest of Sally Swenson. Miss Iona Million went to Chadron Sunday for the normal school. Mrs. Frank Gray is visiting relatives in California and Fletcher Mann home. Beulah Louthan of Oxford was Doris Calsey’s guest. Miss Louthan attended Sidney schools before moving. Dr. Leo J. Thomas returned from a weekend in Denver and Boulder. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. McKay came back from a six week Iowa vacation.
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Toots Phelps
Lorenzo
Sally Swenson
Iona Million
Chadron
Frank Gray
Raton
N. M
Ella Burke
Sidney
Pasadena
Calif
Fletcher Mann
Beulah Louthan
Oxford
Doris Call
Miss Louthan
Leo J. Thomas
Denver
Boulder
Local residents visit and professional travels noted
Mrs. Gus Edens, Mrs. Jess Edens, and Margaret Edens from Gurley visited in Charlie Roth's home last Saturday. Paul Martin spent part of the week in Denver on professional missions. Raymond Ley, newly back at Coe College Cedar Rapids, Iowa, two weeks ago. W R Weeden left for Denver to attend the funeral directors' national convention. Mr and Mrs Graybill left by auto for Kansas then California to live. Graybill once worked as Virgil Marsh's watchmaker. Miss Rachel McElroy of Kimball, popular Kimball county superintendent, visited on Monday and seeks reelection.
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Gus Edens
Jess Edens
Margaret Edens
Gurley
Charlie Roth
Paul Martin
Denver
Raymond Ley
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
W. R. Weeden
National Convention of Funeral Directors
Mrs. Graybill
Kansas
California
Graybill
Virgil Marsh
Rachel McElroy
Kimball
Grace Hornaday Foot Injury Shingles Incident Reported
Grace Hornaday suffered a full length nail injury to her foot on Wednesday. S. P. Witters plans a new home ready for occupancy in about a month. Aletta Foster and sisters Grace and Vera plan Chadron school this fall. Mrs Mary Nunn and Mrs. Harry E. Malnix from Fort Collins hosted Howard Adams. A Chinese laundry opens on Front street. Roy Nelson's ranch near Lorenzo drew hundreds of spectators for Len Sherwin wild west acts. Bucking horses held preliminary tryouts ahead of county fair week. Frank Zalesky of Stone Hotel Lodgepole conducted business in Sidney yesterday.
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Grace Hornaday
S. P. Witters
Aletta Foster
Grace
Vera
Chadron
Mary Nunn
Harry E. Malnix
Fort Collins
Colorado
Howard Adams
Front Street
Roy Nelson
Lorenzo
Len Sherwin
Foster Purchases Exeter Farm Nebr and Moves Home
J H Foster has bought a farm near Exeter after weeks in the eastern part of the state. Mrs Foster left for their new home midweek. Mr and Mrs M J Sanders and daughter Mary, Miss Mabel Gapen, and H E and F A Gapen visited John M Adams at Grasmere ranch last Sunday. Harry Killian returned from promoting the Sidney Street Fair with an upbeat forecast, noting townsfolk commonly ask if they are attending. Mr and Mrs E V S Pomeroy returned from several weeks with relatives in New York on Thursday.
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J. H Foster
Exeter
Nebr
Faucus Wins Medal at Local Gun Club Meet
R. F. Faucus joined the gun club on Monday and captured the medal for the week.
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R. F. Faucus
Sidney News Briefs and Local Happenings
Mrs Wilson a Morris Davis niece visits the Davis family this week. Senior class lists Lulu Burg James Britton Marion Gray Leslie Caesar Neubauer. McLernon store broken into none taken. C D Essig and Mrs Stockton sang at Lingenfelter political meeting in Lodgepole last Saturday. Sidney singers in demand. James Mitchell longtime rancher visited Sidney over the weekend. Duck hunters poor, fewer ducks found, a dry land shark noted.
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James Mitchell
Sidney
Fossil finds near Bluffs of South Pole Creek and new freighter
Southwest of Sidney in the Bluffs of South Pole Creek a large shell and fossil drift yields mastodon teeth and reptile fossils. Prof. Rughey is invited to inspect. Mr Charles Streater has bought a mule outfit and will be reckoned as a reliable freighter on the Sidney route after giving up the bakery.
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Sidney
South Pole Creek
Rughey
Charles Streater
Dublin and London papers praised for business note
Judge Douglas is thanked for late Dublin and London newspapers. Leonard Hoppen reports strong business in his line. Mrs. W. M. Lacy, slightly injured after a horse accident last week, has nearly recovered and is eager for another ride.
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Douglas
Dublin
London
Vitamin C Loss Tied to Air Headspace in Canned Vegetables
Research shows container material does not affect vitamin C loss in canned vegetables. Instead, vitamin C loss correlates with headspace. more air in the can leads to greater vitamin C depletion.
Line Basket White Cotton Lining for Wicker Basket
A white cotton lining is made for a wicker clothes basket and attached with a drawing string. The lining prevents clothes from snagging on loose wicker bits and provides a smooth interior.
Swiss Cheese Cured in Caves in Switzerland
Swiss cheese made from goat milk is often cured in caves in Switzerland. The traditional method uses cool damp cave environments to influence flavor and texture during maturation.
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Switzerland
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