Muzzle Dogs to Eradicate Hydrophobia Says Dr Melvin
Dr A D Melvin chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry says universal muzzling could stamp out hydrophobia in six months if enforceable. He notes Britain and other nations eradicated rabies with muzzle laws and urges coordinated action by state and local authorities while detailing case numbers and public education needs.
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Rabies in dogs and human incubation and symptoms described
The passage details rabies distinct from other fatal diseases, noting variable incubation by bite location and viral factors. It describes furious and dumb dog forms, early behavioral changes, progression to paralysis, inability to swallow, drooling, and eventual paralysis, with periods of wandering before collapse.
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Grand Opera and Theater Offerings From Met to Local Stages
Washington sees a brief Met opera season at the New National Theater with renowned singers including Farrar and Carrasco Scott and new stars Deveyne Le Forma Lucas. Columbia Theater showcases Virginius Monte Cristo Julius Caesar with James O Neill and a large cast. Academy presents Lena Rivers. Majestic features The Belle of Richmond with a four act Southern-set drama.
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Mary Lamb at National Theater and other spring shows
Richard Carle brings Mary Lamb to the National Theater as a musical comedy about Leander Lamb and a shrewish wife. The feature includes a large company, praised vaudeville acts, and new performances next week across several venues including Ellis Island, The Girls from Happyland, Brigadiers, Hofmann Kreisler recital, and a Damroch Nordica concert with the New York Symphony Orchestra at the National Theater.
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Carnegie offers $3 million gift for land to expand school
Pittsburg April 15 Carnegie offers to donate $3 000 000 more to the Carnegie Technical Schools if the city buys forty two acres adjoining the current site. Ground is estimated at 1 250 000. Trustees received the announcement favorably. John W Beatty, director of fine arts, said the canvases approved by the jury for the April 30 exhibition include 625 entries, 8 percent worthy, and 6 percent by American artists.
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Cascarets Cited As Gentle Yet Equal to Harsh Laxatives
The text argues against irritation and harsh pills for bowel issues. It claims repeated irritation strengthens membranes, leading to chronic constipation, and promotes Cascarets as a painless, natural, and effective alternative.
France takes up Roy case in murder investigation
Paris April 4 The department of Justice orders Boucard an examining magistrate to investigate Paul Kay a Frenchman accused by his American wife Glacia Calla of killing her brother George Aarkins last January at Newington NH If France proceeds witnesses would be deposed in America and need not travel to France Roy arrived in Paris after the alleged New Hampshire murder and remains in the United States
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