Points On Keeping Well Teaching Deaf Children
The article argues education hinges on the five senses with emphasis on seeing and hearing. It notes schools test vision at entry and separate classes for hearing impairments. It traces progress from 1858 lip reading to 1915 inventions, and cites the 1910 American Association for the Hard of Hearing pushing nationwide hearing testing in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Lippitt
Rhode Island
Alexander Graham Bell
American Association For the Hard of Hearing
Schoo
Shingles Disease: Beltlike Rash Follows Nerves Across Body
Shingles or herpes zoster is an ancient name for a common condition. The eruption tracks a nerve often along one side of the body, most often the intercostal nerves, with neuralgia preceding the rash. Mild cases last a week. most leave no scars though pain may require morphine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mir Pra
Good Old Days of Politics Recalled in Vivid Almanac
A retrospective on how campaigns moved in the past compares today’s drive for votes with “good old days.” Veterans recount stump speeches butcher boys and roguish tactics, while noting rising campaign spending and enduring questions about corruption and voter engagement in November 1926 elections.
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Middle West
Missouri
Kansas City Star
Post
New York
Peter Marburry
Macon County
Peter
Tom Dickson
Bloomington
Ten Mile
Round Grove
Dickson
North Pole
Marburry
Santa Claus
Brogan
Treasure Hunt Organization and Silk From China
A discussion on organizing large treasure hunts with committees selecting routes and concealed crews guiding hunters through checkpoints. The article then traces silk history noting silkworms in China three thousand years before Christ and the cautious secrecy that kept silk manufacture confined there.
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China
Dairy losses cut by milk cooling firm urged
The dairy department of the College of Agriculture New Brunswick urges prompt cooling of milk to 50 degrees Fahrenheit or lower to prevent sour milk high bacteria counts and low quality butter and cheese. Ice is usually needed and spring water can substitute when ice is unavailable. A surface cooler helps save time and ice and a milk house cooling tank is essential for final storage.
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Dairy Department
The
College of Agriculture
New Brunswick
Boards of Health
Bloody milk from ruptured udder vessels in cows
Bloody milk results from rupture of a small blood vessel in one or more quarters. It may appear after calving due to udder inflammation or later from udder injury. Cure by removing the cause, such as preventing further injury, and watch the cow to stop future trouble.
Grain feeding tips for dairy cows on short pastures
The dairyman should increase grain when pasture is short to maintain milk flow. Cows producing over three gallons daily need one pound of grain per five pounds of milk on pasture, while drier cows near drying off can skip grain for now. Breeding in late December can help milk chores during fly season.
Dairying Gains Popularity Against Worried Voices
The piece notes mixed views on dairying with some fearing overextension while others see rising popularity. It highlights that many households sustain themselves with cows and hens and suggests dairying may grow further despite warnings.
Dairy Facts for Efficient Farm Milk Production
Dairy notes warn green alfalfa can taint milk if fed shortly before milking but not if given five hours prior. Cows are paid for milk and cream weekly or monthly. Clean, dry utensils. cotton strainers save labor and improve cleanliness. Monitor hot weather. calves under four months need good feed water and shade. Some fields are better pasture than crop land for dairy profitability.
Tanlac Claims Great Battle Won In Cleveland Ad
An early 20th century advertisement touts Tanlac as a cure for stomach illness headaches dizziness insomnia and nervous fatigue. The copy asserts dramatic weight gain and renewed strength after taking Tanlac and urges readers to ask their druggist for the product.
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Cleveland
Speaking Without Thinking Like A Shot In The Dark
A compact aphorism warns that speaking hastily mirrors firing without aim. The piece underlines cautions against impulsive remarks and urges restraint to avoid careless consequences.
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Frederick R. Green
Health
Western Newspaper Union
Benign Phit
League of Nations
Vater
Helen
Suzanne
Aimee McPherson
Gertrude Ederle
Rudolph Valentino
Dempsey
Tunney
Red Grange
Illinois
Tllinois
Lorimer
Pennsylvania
Ford
Elmo Scott Watson
Tanlac
Andrew W. Mellen
Charles M. Schwab
John D Ae Jr. Banas
Ed Howe
David Belasco
John
Cat
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Dept. J
Ts Woon
Lyranus
Dwight F. Davis
Will H
Hays
E. H. Garf
Zane Grey Graw
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PRESS
Richter
Buffalo
N. Y
R. V. Pierce
Porter
Chemical Works
N.Y
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