Pest flies threaten cattle in mid-Atlantic states
A new pest infested cattle across New Jersey Delaware Maryland and northern Virginia last summer and reappeared this summer. The small fly clusters at the base of horns, feeds moderately, lowers cattle condition and milk yield. Entomologist L A Howard traced its life cycle, noting 12 days from egg to adult, and possible winter quiescence. Prevention includes fall dung liming and topical treatments such as fish oil with pine tar and sulfur tobacco dust unbroken skin and mixtures of tallow with carbolic acid.
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New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Department of Agriculture
L. A. Howard
Michigan August crop returns show southern yields higher
Six correspondents report on Michigan crops across 870 townships. Southern counties average 19.81 bushels per acre for wheat, central 12.70, and northern 14.92. Threshing data from 499 jobs in the south and 47 in the center suggest limited areas. Grades fall. merchantable wheat output likely well below threshers’ measures. oats yield about 25 bushels in the south and 87 in the central, with straw growth noted.
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Michigan
Svaihormn
Tmit
How to Train Boys and Sharpen Household Habits
A domestic advice piece from the Ladies' Home Journal urges mothers to involve boys in chores, budgeting, and daily routines. It argues boys should tidy rooms, open beds for airing, and help with errands and meals. Proper guidance builds independence, gratitude, and less troublesome husbands and fathers.
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Bentham
Luadies
Instinctive gymnastics for child development
The text argues instinctive gymnastics suit children best for healthy growth. It avoids apparatus, avoids local fatigue, and uses natural, spontaneous movements across all limbs. Children recover breath quickly and enjoy natural exercise, making play a pleasure rather than toil. Also notes a floating island mentioned in Popular Science Monthly as observed near Henry's late Moor.
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Netinct
M. Fernan Lagrange
Popular Science Monthly
Contested Patent Cure Claims For Mol Hisener Created Abroad
A dubious notice promotes a supposed therapy named Mol Hisener claiming a positive cure. It alleges a compromised, unsafe process and urges receipts to a medical specialty company in Chicka, Ui, by mail.
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Sameridus
Fede
Lisiin
Chicka
Ana
Hart
Long Life and the Heat of a Severe Time
A fragmented older text discusses health, remedies, and medical authorities, mentioning a Health-keeper and a range of "new style" tinctures and vinegars. The piece trails through conjecture on cures, then shifts to a legal notice about probate, hearings, and court orders, listing names and dates in a dense scroll of legal actions.
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