Inoculation as Cholera Protection for Hogs
A veterinary article explains inoculation methods to guard hog herds against hog cholera. It outlines simultaneous and preventive serum use, warns against misapplied treatment, and advises consulting a trained veterinarian. The single treatment with antitoxin is recommended where outbreak risk is uncertain, costing about forty cents per five pigs and providing two to three months of immunity with a repeat dose needed later.
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Dram Wiellame
Pandinan
Dotverany
Arisina
Several Good Pointers for Dairyman
Advice on dairy cow care and milking practices urges a gentle hand and proper housing. It covers temper, ventilation, equipment like separators, butter production, milk cooling, and pasteurization rules in some states, with emphasis on keeping cows comfortable and clean to maximize milk quality.
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Denmark
Feeding the Colt for Sound Growth and Exercise
The piece advises feeding colts to maintain good flesh while allowing plentiful exercise. It warns against losing the calf’s milk fat, noting that the loaf affects the first year’s development and cannot be regained.
World in Paragraphs Brief Record of Passing Events
Brief record notes passing events in this and foreign countries. It compiles obituaries and short notices, highlighting notable deaths and casualty reports across regions with concise summaries.
War News In Late Dispatches Of The Age
Teenie reports detail battles and disasters from the war front including a steamship sunk by a mine, casualties among recruits, and Greek Island actions. Berlin and London dispatches note conscription approval while powers plan broader participation. Other items mention a freight train collision in Springfield, a priest funeral in Omaha, and a proposal to found a United States military academy at Fort Leavenworth with funding.
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Itation
Se Montencerin
Poser
Corto
Leyland Hoee Huronian
Lushonta
Tifr
Autria
Montenegro
Turer
Clow
Tone
Mediterranean
Crem
Bakowina
Japan
Berlin
Benjamin Arsumede
Oaxaca
Victori Ina
Exenlow
Chihuahua
Mexico
Vera Cris
Carl E. Day
Chicago
Chivorcn
Scannell
Omaha
St John's Collegiate Church
Hig Four
Springfield
Ohio
Vernor Ferguson
Texas
Hauser
John F. Shafroth
U. S Senate
United States Military Academy
Fort Lokan
Fort Losin
West Point
West
Congress
Washington Debate Fades on Land Bill and War News
Representative Hayden opposes the mineral lands act as public lands committee favors it. Atlantic and Pacific fleets communicate over 2,500 miles. Secretary Lansing urges Carranza to punish Mexican bandits who killed sixteen Americans near Chihuahua on the 10th. Ambassadorship talks with Eliseo Arredondo plan moving bodies from Chihuahua to Juarez. Senator Clarke seeks to withdraw U S sovereignty over the Philippines and recognize independence. McAdoo says $10,000,000 in revenue from tea sugar and cars taxes. Wilson may raise national defense in forthcoming speeches.
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Hayden
Arizona
el Wacre
Public Lands Committee
Lansing
Carranza
Chihuahua
Eliseo Arredondo
Juarez
Clarke
United States
Philippines
McAdoo
Gore
Wilson
Congress
Foreign News Roundup From War Era Dispatches
A compilation of World War I era items reports Paris Parliament opening in January 2916s, Lille explosion casualties, German crown prince recalled, Swiss currency data, and labor union actions in Britain The British miners federation plans a national strike over conscription Meanwhile espionage and military developments mix with economic notes and scattered American casualties from Villa forces in Chihuahua The piece also notes inventions and criminal incidents across North America and Europe including a German bread ration proposal and a post office bandit event
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Vressian Fermiauent
Paris
Duke of Connaught
Genuval
Canada
Lille
Britiet Conserty
Berlin
New York
Norway
London
Miners’ Federation
United Kingdom
France
Orcerry
Great Briain
Friends Meeting House
Great Britain
Athena
Chihuahua
Villa
el Paso
Kuingenbers
General Electric Company
Make More Money From the Farm Hog
Hog producers seek higher profits through better breeding, care, and feeding to cut costs per hundred pounds of pork. Emphasis on selecting productive sows and robust boars, keeping quiet, disease resistant animals, and avoiding scrubs like razorbacks to boost efficiency and incomes.
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Department of Agriculture
Pera
Erogren
Stallion Should Be Broken To Harness
Farmers ask if stallions should be worked. Dr. C W Mc Campbell says yes with proper care and skilled handling. Stallions should be broken to harness in winter before age two, with light daily work for months and full days after accustomed to routine and season.
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C. W. McCampbell
Livestock Registry Board
McCampbell
Comfortable Sows Always Profitable
The broad sow should have a comfortable shelter in winter with good straw bedding. Shelter placed away from feeding areas encourages exercise. Feed should be bulky such as milk roots and clover hay with enough grain to maintain condition without weight gain.
Pay Attention to the Horse's Teeth
An article from Coteraio Agricultural College discusses impaction colic and the importance of dental care for horses. It explains aging by teeth, how proper teeth aid digestion, and advises annual inspections to prevent poor condition and poor service from horses. It urges merciful, attentive care for a horse by maintaining its teeth.
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Tls. Eakins
Coteraio Agricultural College
Fort Coli
Cole
Skim milk favored in dairy calf feeding
Perpetuating the dairy herd requires raising heifer calves with skill and patience. Skim milk for calves offers advantages over whole milk though some drawbacks exist, which can be mitigated with careful feeding. Aberdsaan cautions that calves must be fed properly to ensure vigor thrift and future milk yield.
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Aberdsaan
Cascarets Claim Cleanse for Liver and Bowels
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a ten cent remedy that cleanses the stomach, regulates digestion, and expels poisons from the bowels while avoiding griping. It promises morning improvement and claims millions use Cascarets to prevent headaches and indigestion.
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Denver
Grover Hayes
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National Athletic Club
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Frank Moran
Clarence Griffin
Ward Dawson
Rio Tennis Stars
Far East
Mikemi
Kamague
Manila
I Vtor
Western Golf Asociation
George Heaneberry
Albuquerque
New Mexico
District Court
John F. Coffey
Mix
Lorcan
Ada Kenan
New York Hospital
James M. Hopper
California
W. D. Cooper
Algonquin
Hil
Charles W. Morse
Wall Street
Atlant Penitentiary
Tutt
Joseph Haddox Dorst
United States Army
Esther J. Archer
Warrenton
American Smelting
Tex
Chihuahua City
Trainroade
BroodeLow
Kansas State Agricultural College
Stallona
Corot
Rderedo
Pittsburgh Chronicle ‘Telegraph
Pierce
Short
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