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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
11
The article outlines a compact English style cottage with hip roof and above ground basement ideal for level sites. It highlights foundations of concrete or stone, generous basement workroom windows, and a layout balancing living spaces and bedrooms with a central partition. It notes wide porches, integrated veranda, higher floor from ground, and practical storage and heating arrangements.
Doctor Cyrus Vane grapples with a breakthrough serum while his own son Dicky falls victim to the disease. A worried mother begs for help, but Vane insists on orderly testing for humanity and the race. The tale blends scientific ambition, parental anguish, and ethical sacrifice amid fear of an uncontrollable epidemic.
A young British officer home on leave attended a dinner party with a bad cold. The hostess suggests trench exposure caused it, but the officer reveals he caught it from bathing since leaving France, noting he never used to catch cold in the trenches.
An Illinois Farm Progress piece explains hog cholera as a universal, highly infectious swine disease affecting lungs kidneys liver and especially intestines. It spreads via boots clothes vehicles feed water and contaminated carcasses. prevention entails clean quarters disinfection proper water and feed sanitation and moving hogs to reduce risk, with fall and winter being most dangerous.
Minnesota Experiment Station notes hogs suffer two mange forms. Pitch mange stems from poor health and filth, while true mange comes from a parasite causing itching and thickened skin. Cleanliness, better feed, and improved surroundings are key treatments.
The text advises that milking requires time and patience. Milk should be drawn slowly and steadily. Tender teats demand gentleness. a well-disposed cow dislikes rough handling. Constant irritation reduces milk quantity.
A note stresses that proper chicken range cleanliness is essential for healthy flocks and safe food production. The guidance highlights routine cleanings, pest control, and safe water access to prevent contamination and disease.
Should pigs be weaned at six to eight weeks or stay with sows until weaning. Sows with two litters yearly often wean Spring litter at six to eight weeks. Early weaning favors rapid sow drying and fattening, but pigs must learn to eat grain before weaned. A good mix uses corn middlings tankage oats and oil meal. Skim milk, if available, is beneficial after weaning.
To ensure a steady supply sweet corn, plant three sorts early medium and late as early in the season as safe. Strawberry crop has been gathered and the bed is pruned. one year results show spaces between plantings.
Public health guidance warns that water known to be contaminated should never be used in a dairy. If used inadvertently it must be boiled before applying to iron equipment and other dairy processes, to reduce risk of contamination.
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