Keeping Well and Health Power in Constitutional Government
The article explains that under constitutional government the federal and state levels can only act within their written powers. It notes the push for a national health department, but outlines that only nine states have health machinery via state boards of health. Louisiana’s constitution requires protection against unqualified practitioners and adulterated foods, drinks, and life necessities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Health
Searate
Eei
Treasury Department
War and Navy Departments
United States of Health
United States Public Health Reports
United States Public Health Service
James A. Tobey
California
Delaware
Florida
Louisiana
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Texas
Washington
Wyomning
Pneumonia in Massachusetts and Its Death Trends
A Massachusetts health survey traces pneumonia deaths from 1850 onward, noting a long rise then fall, with 1917 18 spikes and a steady decline since. It highlights three main age groups under twenty fifty and over forty nine for decedent proportions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kright
State Health Department of
Massachusetts
State Department of Health
Department of Health
Eee
Indiana corruption charges and Stephenson in court
Edward W. Pickard reviews Indiana politics as Tom Adams faces corruption charges while Convict Stephenson refuses to testify citing constitutional rights. The piece notes Stephenson’s influence on his defense and hints at political maneuvering surrounding World Court and war debt debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pickard
Tom Adams
Vincennes
Indiana
Stephenson
Indianapolis
Clyde A. Walb
Indiana Republican Committee
International Bankers
Watson and Robinson
Indianapolis Times
James A. Reed
Senate
St. Louis
Reed
Borah
Washington
Adams
Gilliam
Idaho
Cow Testing Pays Large Dividends in North Carolina
Records from cow testing associations in North Carolina show profits from improved feeding and culling. J A Arey notes two herds of 21 and 9 cows, with net gain differences of only 5.01 dollars despite larger herd size, and widespread herd improvements as testing expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
J. A. Arey
North Carolina State College
Arey
Wake-Durham
Forsyth-Davie
Train Calf by Gentle Handling for Proper Training
The guide advocates gentle daily handling to train calves. Teach the calf to lead on the right, mind the stick, and stand square with even weight distribution. Keep the head up, back firm, and accustom the animal to unfamiliar people and noises to avoid frightening the calf. Daily brief sessions beat infrequent longer training.
Silage in Bull Diet Harms Fertility and Calf Timing
Farmers often feed silage to bulls. six pounds or more reduces vitality and increases sterility. Even small amounts may lower vigor, delaying spring calves. In herds with milking cows, silage can be omitted for bulls to avoid delayed calving.
Dairy Notes on Breeding Care and Feed Practices
The article emphasizes that good dairy cows require proper breeding and management, warns against relying on off type animals, notes skim milk powder and buttermilk expand baking uses, and advises calves drink whole milk for two weeks before substitutes. It also stresses steady silo use, complete corn feed, careful separator operation, and ample exercise for bulls.
Bayer Aspirin Warning Ad Prompts Genuine Brand Identity
The notice urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin trusted by doctors for 26 years and proven safe by millions. It warns that imitations may be dangerous and instructs saying Bayer when purchasing.
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Bayer
Ady
Necessity Drives Invention Says Kansas City Times
A Kansas City Times note argues necessity spurs invention and suggests luxury follows as a companion to progress in societal growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick R. Green
Health
Western Newspaper Union
General Summerall
L. A.vickrey
J. B. Quill
H. J. Vanderheide
West Point
E. L. Doheney
Casiana
Los Angeles
Bsir Austen Chamberlain
Mussolini
Leghorne
ICH
Dawes
The
American Legion
Philadelphia
Hiram W. Johnson
Johnson
New York
Omaha
France
Paris
Organized Labor of America
American Federation of Labor
Italy
Russia
Detroit
Europe
L. H. Shepherd
Order of
Green
John J. Lewis
America
Gov
al Smith
United States
Smith
New York Federation of Labor
Edward W. Pou
Smithfield
Coolidge
Congress
South
White House
Department of Agriculture
Crop Reporting Board
Ohn H. Walsh
United States Shipping Board
Gulf States
EA Wrench Dennis
Managua
Nicaragua
Corinto
Senor Sacasa
Dennis
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
United States Military Academy
H. H. Topakayan
Yale Club
D. P. Davis
Davis Islands
Tampa
Majestic
Wuchang
China
Canton
Peking
Hunan
Minerva Well
Karl H. Beck
Reformed Mission
Lydia Koebbe
Evangelical Mission
Poland
Ministry of Education
Volpi
Talin
Trotzky
Zinoviev
Pyatakotiy
Central Control Committee
Communist Party
Harry M. Daugherty
W. Miller
Daugherty
Miller
Wrigley
Wrigley’s
Gil
Leather
Lincoln Avenue
Gardiner
Maine
Porter
Buffalo Specialty Company
SP Stnery
E. P, Hoerr Suite
Fox St
Aurora, Til
DY LD
Kellogg’s
Astuma
Northrop
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