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Newspaper

The Greenville Journal

Location

Greenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1916

Page

6

Red-Tailed Hawk Description and Range in Early Field Notes

The text describes the red tailed hawk Bates borestis with two feet length, noting its range from the United States to Canada Alaska and south to Guatemala in winter. It highlights its habit of perching on prominent limbs, feeding on small mammals reptiles insects birds and carrion, and its economic role in pest control. It emphasizes protection due to its role against field mice and other pests and details its hunting behavior, vision and adaptability.

Bates Borestis United States Musico Costa Rica Canada Alaska Guatemala

Barn Owls and Ruffed Grouse Nutrition and Protection Notes

The article details the barn owl Aluco pratincola size, range, and its role as a beneficial predator feeding on pocket gophers, field mice, rats, and more, with data on pellets and prey. It then discusses the ruffed grouse Bonasa umbellus habitat, diet including nuts and berries, insect consumption, and the need for protection to sustain populations.

Smithsonian Towers

Brown Creeper Range and Habits

The Brown Creeper Certhia familiaris americana measures five and a half inches. It breeds from Nebraska Indiana North Carolina mountains and Massachusetts north to southern Canada and in western mountain ranges to Alaska. It winters over most of its range. Habits and economic status describe it as rare.

Mexico United States New York Ohio Nebraska California Indiana North Carolina Massachusetts Canada Alaska Nicaragua

Water With Meals Aids Digestion Says Health Note

The article states that water supports digestion by providing part of gastric juice and that body water aids digestion. It notes the amount varies by individual experience and warns against ice cold or overly hot water with meals. A strong appetite needs no sensational drinks.

Adjustable metal splint for leg arm and shoulder bones

A new patent proposes an all metal adjustable splint for setting fractures. Concave pads fit limb contours in pairs with a stretching mechanism to separate or draw pads, enabling alignment adjustments after casting and X ray checks.

The Angelus Prayer Origin and Structure

The Angelus is a prayer to the Holy Virgin instituted by Urban II. It contains three verses and each verse ends with the salutation Aye Maria.

Urban Maria

European War Chronicle A Year Ago This Week

A roundup of World War I actions dated June 26 to July 2, 1915. Reports include German gains near Souchez, submarine sinkings in the Adriatic and Gulf of Bothnia, aerial bombings at Friedrichshafen, and Allied offensives at various fronts. Notable events mention casualties, troop movements, and territorial captures across Belgium France Galicia Albania and Italy along with naval clashes and munition ship losses.

Germany Souchex Ceres Gulf of Bothnia Adriatic Bowlers Alane Flanders Teutons Halicz Galicia Bug Giovanni Medua Albania Riva Ledro Crown Prince Argonne le Fourche-Paris Tolmino Allien Gallipoli Baltic Danzig Bay House of Lords

Hard Findings at Y M C A Yonkers Address

Wiliam Hard questions new ideas in scientific management at a Y M C A address in Yonkers. A story about a mining shark and a corrupted card index is told amid quips and a joke about contempt and gowns.

Wiliam Hard Yonkers

Control Watermelon Disease By Spray In United States

Watermelon growers face anthracnose causing leaf spots and sunken fruit lesions. The USDA recommends Bordeaux mixture sprays, with fresh preparation and proper equipment, applied as soon as spots appear and two weeks before maturity. A detailed homemade mix uses copper sulphate and lime milk, strained and combined, with stock solutions kept for repeated use.

United States Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Jes Farmers

Do Not Plant Too Deep and Garden Tips

Do not plant seeds too deep. Seed should be barely covered. A piece of paper or wet cloth may be placed over the pot to retain moisture. Avoid leggy sheep. it will take years to fix. Manure for garden soils: well rotted manure is good for the garden soil.

Protect the Face While Spraying Lime Sulphur

Advice for fruit growers on spraying lime sulphur safely. Emphasizes eye protection, rubber gloves, oil-based face lubrication, and the best hose techniques to reduce strain and prevent injuries during long spraying sessions.

Weight milestones for chick breeds and seed testing note

A Farm Life piece explains Rhode Island Red chicks weigh from about an ounce at hatch to over two weeks to five weeks progressing toward a half pound. It also mentions Rocks reaching similar early weights and broilers potentially offering profit for lean coats. The article adds a brief method note that testing garden seeds for germination is straightforward and worthwhile.

Rhode Island

Farming Tips From A Gardener Aimed At The Small Holder

The article advises farmers on selecting a tractor with enough power to do their work. It stresses cultivation as essential for high potato yields and notes fruit trees require proper care and pruning.

German Submarine U-35 Sinks Provence Amid Transit Autographs to King Alfonso

June reports from Madrid and London recount the German submarine U-35 docking at Cartagena and delivering an autograph letter from Emperor William to King Alfonso. The crew claimed to have sunk ten ships including the Provence, a French liner, in the Mediterranean while carrying hospital stores for Germans interned in Spain.

Cartagena Spill Provence Mediterranean Hives Coimmandor Madrid Vie Paris Alfonso Masteid Cataluna Convnl Pals London William Spain Martrid Germany

Fortifications Bill Passed With 34.9 Million Allocations

The fortifications appropriation bill totaling 34.9 million dollars was approved by the house on Thursday, increasing the prior year's total by about 17 million. An amendment by Representative Taverner of Illinois to abolish stopwatch systems and bar bonuses to government arsenals passed 197 to 115 amid a heated debate urged by labor groups.

Washington House Taverner Mlinois

One Die, Two Wounded in Virginia Mine Riot

In Virginia Minnesota on June 24 a clash between a group of police and striking workers near the Alpena mine of the Oliver Iron Mining company left one man dead and two injured. A bystander woman fired a rifle from a miner's porch. officials name Mrs Nick Rosendich as the shooter.

Virginia Minn Special Po Uce W. W Alpena Oliver Iron Mining Company Nick Rosendich

Woman avoids operation claims lasting health recovery

A New York woman writes she avoided a surgical operation after weeks of toning and rest, credits recent improved health to nonoperative care, and shares gratitude for not undergoing the knife. The letter references Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a source of medical advice and mentions a naval ball anecdote with a witty exchange.

Joan Aey Flushing Avenue Astoria N.Y Tonya Pinkham Laboratory Pinkham Lynnn E. Pinkham Medicine ‘Co Lynn, Mass

Heal Your Skin Troubles with Cuticura Ointment Ad

Bathe with Cuticura Leap dry and apply the Ointment to stop itching clear pimples blackheads redness roughness remove dandruff and scalp irritation heal rough hands and baby skin troubles free sample by mail with Book address postcard Cuticura Dept Ly Boston Sold everywhere.

Cuticura Dept. Ly Boston

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