Muzzling Dogs Could Eradicate Hydrophobia Says Official
Dr A D Melvin chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry argues dog muzzling could stamp out hydrophobia in the U S within months if feasible nationwide. He notes Britain and other countries eliminated the disease with muzzling, urges coordinated action by authorities, and cites Washington cases and international experiences to support public education and stronger dog control.
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Rabies in animals and humans a detailed overview
Rabies is distinct from other fatal diseases with variable incubation influenced by bite location and virus amount. In dogs two forms exist furious and dumb, with symptoms progressing from mood changes to aggression, salivation, and paralysis leading to death.
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Grand Opera and Theatre Season Adapts Washington Debuts
National Metropolitan Opera brings three performances to New National Theater on April 16 and 18 featuring famous singers from Geraldine Farrar to Plancon and newcomer Deveyne, Le Forma, and Lucas. Columbia Theater showcases Virginius, Monte Cristo, and Julius Caesar with James O Neill Jr and an extensive cast, while the Majestic presents The Belle of Richmond as a four act southern drama.
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Mary Lamb and other vaudeville bills headline at theaters
Richard Carle brings Mary Lamb to the National Theater with a multipart revue and a French farce adaptation featuring his facile pen. Joe Welch, At Ells Island, The Girls from Happyland, and The Bagadiers headline Lyceum and other venues with Recital by Hofmann and Kreisler at Columbia Theater and Nordica with Damrochs Orchestra at National Theater.
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Carnegie offers $3 million for Carnegie Technical Schools
Pittsburg April 15 Carnegie has offered to donate 3 million more to the Carnegie Technical Schools if the city buys 42 acres adjacent to the current site. Ground cost is estimated at 1.25 million. Trustees welcomed the prospect. John W Beatty, director of fine arts, said a jury canvass approved an exhibition opening April 30 with 625 canvases submitted. 8 percent deemed worthy, and 6 percent of those by American artists.
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Cascarets versus Harsh Physic in Bowel Care
A cautionary piece explains that irritation from salts and pills damages delicate membranes and bowel function, leading to chronic constipation. It promotes Cascarets as gentle yet effective, claiming harsh laxatives injure the bowels and are to be avoided for long-term health.
France takes up Roy case in murder investigation
Paris April 4 The French Justice Department orders Boucard an examining magistrate to start an investigation of Paul Kay the Frenchman accused by his American wife Glacia Calla of killing her brother George Aarkins last January in Newington NH The depositions of witnesses would be taken in America if a prosecution in France is pursued Roy traveled to Paris after the alleged murder and is now in the United States
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