Government experiments claim seals thrive in New York lakes
Washington officials report six months of seal pup captivity experiments by the bureau of fisheries showing fur bearing seals can be raised in fresh water and endure heat. The announcement hints at a potential New York state seal farming industry amid a costly Pribilof trade, with historical seal numbers noted and questions about domestic adoption.
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Washington
National Capital
New York State
Pribilof
Bering Sea
George M. Bowers
New York
Bureau of Fisheries
Pribilof Islands
United States
Alaska
Alaska Commercial Company
Food colors latest fad in London markets
Londoners seek fashionable food colors in every item from salmon to haddock and poultry to eggs. Buyers favor deep rose salmon, light haddock, white or black legged poultry, white geese, brown eggs, pale cheese, yellow butter, bright bananas and colorfully bloomed grapes, paying premiums for vivid hues.
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London
Mosquito Proof Steamer Aims for Liverpool West Africa Route
A new steamship design traveling between Liverpool and West Africa ports is mosquito proof. Professor Donald Ross’s recommendations are implemented with copper gauze fittings for doors windows skylights and ventilators to keep malaria carrying mosquitoes from entering living quarters.
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Liverpool
West African
Donald Ross
College Course For Country Clergy
Massachusetts Agricultural College offers a summer course for country teachers and clergymen. The program aims to acquaint ministers with rural community problems so they may actively participate in the movement toward rural progress.
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Massachusetts Agricultural College
Laborers in the Vineyard Lesson for Aug 14 1910
The lesson analyzes the Parable of the Laborers from Matthew 20 1 16 with focus on the householder representing Christ the vineyard as the world. It uses Isaiah and Paul to explain Israel and Christians as tillage in Gods field urging laborers in every church and Sunday school to work for Christ and the harvest.
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Vineyard
Jesson
Perea
Jordan
Kingdom of Heaven
Christ
God
Isaiah
Israel
Paul
Corinth
Heaven
Rei Thorers
Vito
Doctor Payson
Ashantee
Scotch Guards
Ornamental Rural Home Fencing Shifts to Wire and Cement Posts
The article notes rural homes beautify grounds with new fencing, favoring wire over hedges and pickets. Stone fences remain for durability, while cement posts reinforced with steel promise long life. costs and construction details for posts and braces are outlined.
Hints for Mothers from New York City Board of Health
Instructions on infant care urging mothers to feed only doctor directed milk, keep it cold and covered, avoid neighbor advice, remove excess clothing, use a light cotton shirt, bathe the baby with sponges several times daily, provide fresh air day and night with open windows, let the infant sleep alone, and offer boiled water in small amounts several times a day.
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J. L. Mead
Board of Health of
New York City
President Helps Orphans at Macon Home
The Indus trial and Orphan's Home in Macon Georgia credits Electric Bitters with aiding hundreds of orphans over nine years. The president praises it as excellent for stomach liver and kidney troubles and a top family medicine for building strength and improving appetite.
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Industrial and Orphan’s Home
Macon
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Dodgers
Chatham Bond
Mail Printing Co
Hickory St
Warren, PA
U.S
Bief
Rders
Ee Tate Salant
Chicago
Eee
Chicago, Ill
Christmas
Miles
Lillie B. Collins
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Mil Medical CO
Elkhart
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Office
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
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