Tuberculin Tests in Cattle Herd Reported from Edgewood
The article records tuberculin testing of Edgewood herd cattle from 1899 onward, noting 40 positive reactions, 20 killed, and autopsies confirming tuberculosis. May of Edgewood died post mortem with puerperal fever. other reactions declined after initial tests, with observations on possible curative effects and temperature changes during testing.
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Teeny
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Vanity
Angus Helfer
Miba
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St-Noy
Tae
Seuanes
Wee
Nelly
Wes Lui
Bel
Napoleon Nolly
Grace Mahomet
Mabhomet
Mahomet
Peter Daw
Fanny Daw
Euereeney
Viola
M .wiDam
Adam
Sugar Beet Seed Experiments in Northern Ohio 1899
The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station, with U S Department of Agriculture seed, invites northern Ohio growers to plant and study sugar beets on ¼ to ½ acre. Six pounds of seed per half acre will be provided free, with cooperation sought to locate best localities for high sugar content beets and potential shipment to Michigan factories. Special Agent Chas Be Thorne will coordinate.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
United States Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Michigan
New York
Michigan Points
Parsons
Pissaad
Chas. BE. Thorne
U.S. Daptoterionltare
Ooater
Palmer declines presidency nomination at McCormick Sever
Rev S Palmer pastor of Broad Street Presbyterian church announced at the annual meeting that he sent word to the nominating committee not to press his name for the presidency of McCormick Seminary Chicago. He previously served Sterling and Oakland California before moving.
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Ohio State Journal
S. Palmer
Broad Street Presbyterian Church
Aig
Cormick Iet Séminary
Chicago
McCormick
Sterling
Brooklyn Presbyterian Church
Oakland
California
Palmer
San Francisco Theological Seminary
Hawaiian Islands
Palmer Samdl Serger
General Assembly
Minton
Pacific Coast
Phoven
First Presbyterian Church
Springfield
Ohio
Central Union Church
Honolulu
Columbus
Mr. Palmer
Palmer's Brief Victory Sermon Ends with Call to Columbus
The Broad Street Presbyterian congregation in Columbus unanimously voted to raise Rev. Samuel Sterling Palmer's salary from 2000 to 2500 and adopt individual cups for communion. Palmer, born 1861 in Columbus Grove Ohio, praised his four month Wooster tenure and chose to stay in Columbus to continue his work.
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Columbus
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Bis
Wooster
Broad Street
Presbyteran
Samuel Sterling Palmer
Columbus Grove
Ohio
Ada Normal School
Wooster University
Synodical College of Idaho
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Ex-President Taylor Resigns from Westminster Church
The Westminster congregation accepted Dr. A A E Taylor resignation after lengthy deliberation. They commend his pastoral service as highly satisfactory and fruitful, and express hope his influence and family remain connected to Westminster Church despite severed pastoral relations. They pledge their love and best wishes wherever duty calls him.
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Westminster
Regation
Taylor
Peter
Westminster Church
Thay Was Playing at a Practice in Clear Sky
A fragmentary verse describes a playful scene where Cupid acts as umpire in a game under a cloudless sky. The text mentions coins on a tie and curious friends wondering who would score, ending with an idiosyncratic line about the ass smiling.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
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