Physicians Stand High on Roll of Martyrs
Hygeia Magazine notes physicians have sacrificed for public health since the black death. Reed Carroll and Lazear died from yellow fever, Ricketts and McClintic from typhus and Rocky Mountain fever, Brazy lost his eyesight from secondary infection. Many others suffered injuries while researching X rays, with no complete list possible.
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Doctor Peery’s Dead Shot for Worms Advised
An advertisement urges readers to obtain Dr. Peery's Dead Shot for worms or tapeworms from the druggist at 872 Pearl St N. The notice promises a reliable remedy through a local pharmacist.
Sweet Clover Forage Prospects And Pitfalls In 1927
The USDA notes a record sweet clover acreage for harvest in the northern United States, with much intended for pasture and plowdown though some will be baled. Hay quality is often poor, lacking leaves and fine stems, and market interest is weak due to low feeding value and no official standards.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Grundy
Little Geraldine Questions Marriage in Heaven
A child asks, then mom cites scripture. Geraldine wonders about marriage in the afterlife and decides she will stay here after learning the Bible says no marriages in heaven or the other place.
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Geraldine
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills Adv Aids Indigestion
For bloated feeling and distressed breathing due to indigestion you need a medicine as well as a purgative. Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills are both.
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Wright
Government Interest Payments Reach Billions Since 1771
The Dearborn Independent reports the U.S. government has paid over 11 billion dollars in interest on the public debt since 1771. The peak year was 1923 with about 1.055 billion, and the current year’s estimate stands at 730 million dollars.
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United States
Dearborn Independent
Analyze: a playful sentence prompt from a literary exchange
In the quirky exchange a small boy tells Analyze that his sister Anna denies love yet reacts with irony to the word analyze in a satirical interjection.
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Anna
Bee Poisoning from Orchard Sprays During Blossom Season
Investigations reveal honeybees are frequently poisoned when fruit trees are sprayed at peak blossoming. The findings stress timing and pesticide exposure as key factors impacting pollinators.
Visible Signs of Binder Troubles for Farm Machinery
Nebraska Agricultural College experts list ten checks to improve binder operation. They cover chain tension and lubrication, canvas slats alignment, knotter hook condition, proper timing of attachments, knotter pinion wear, cord holder tension, disk travel, bent needles, knife sharpness, and bundle size adjustments.
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Nebraska Agricultural College
Grain-Cleaning Bates Aspirator Described in Bulletin
The Bates aspirator, devised by BH N Bates, cleans grain by suction during threshing. Grain from the thresher elevator spreads over a low inverted cone, then suction lifts light material such as dockage and smut. Washington Oregon and Idaho production figures highlight dockage as a major wheat belt issue.
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Bates
BH. N. Bates
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Washington, D
Half-Rate Travel for Pure-Bred Bulls in South
Southern Tariff Association grants a half-rate on transporting pure-bred bulls for breeding when value is $150 or less. USDA reports this to aid Southeastern cattle industry development. Specialists say heightened breeding recognition from commercial sources speeds stock improvement progress.
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Southeastern Tariff Association
United States Department of Agriculture
Southern Cattlemen’s Association
False economics in farm upkeep and animal care guidance
The article argues against using inferior materials for poultry houses and remodeling, noting long-term dividends from quality work. It warns hens suffer when protein in ration is low, and promotes Bordeaux mixture for early potato disease control. It advises vaccinating dogs and delaying quick furrow closure for asparagus roots to allow proper establishment.
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