Post Mortem Milking Tests Udder Capacity
The udders of two cows at the Federal dairy experiment farm Beltsville Maryland were removed after slaughter and arranged for post mortem milking to test if milk forms during milking or is secreted beforehand. Tests showed udders holding 11 to 20 quarts, contradicting the belief of 0.5 pint per quarter. One cow produced about 12 pounds at a milking before slaughter.
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Federal Dairy Experiment Farm
Beltsville
Citation by Publication in Texas District Court 1926
Public notice commands the sheriff to publish for four weeks in Grayson County a summons to Eliza Jane Gordon and multiple heirs of named defendants in a land dispute. Plaintiffs Lizzie F. Lyon and Dupont B. Lyon seek damages and title relief over Lots 1 3 5 7 and portions of adjacent lots in Sherman Old Town, with a court date on the first Monday in October 1926.
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State OF
Texas
District Court
Grayson County
Grayson
Eliza Jane Gordon
E. J. Gordon
Mary Ann Stamps
Dee’d
E. J. Stamps
A. K. Gordon
Joshua McAllister
Thomas McAllister
Thomas McAlister
Geo. Oatman
Mamie Oatman
S. B. Sheppard
G. Y. Gray
J. S. Porter
C. C. Binkley
15Th Judicial District
Sherman
Lizzie F. Lyon
Dupont B. Lyon
Old Town
R. B. Aston
District Court of
Grayson Co
City of
Txeas
Milk secretion tests show continuous storage before milking
A test on two cows indicates pre milking storage of milk within the mammary gland and releases not solely from stimulation. The results, by W W Swett of the US Department of Agriculture, suggest milk secretion is largely a continuous process and that anatomy relations affect dairy capacity.
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W. W. Swett
Bureau of Dairy Industry
United States Depertment of Agriculture
Bureau
Science Finds Way To Prevent Measles
Washington report on a Detroit researchers finding a streptococcus linked to measles. Doctors N S Ferry and L W Fisher announce the organism makes a soluble toxin usable for large scale antitoxin production in horse serum treatment.
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Washington
N. S. Ferry
L W. Fisher
Detroit
American Medical Association
Herbine advertised to purify system for workers
An advertisement urges working people to take Herbine when liver function slows causing languor and low spirits. It claims the medicine cleanses the system and restores health and ambition, priced at 60 cents and sold by J. L. Kirkpatrick, druggist.
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J. L. Kirkpatrick
Measles Prevention and Cure Advocate Urges School Policy Change
Dr Victor C Vaughan of the National Research Council argues against school closures during measles outbreaks He promotes daily inspections to detect pre eruptive cases and recommends home care for affected children and convalescent serum for exposed youngsters as a preventive measure and treatment.
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Victor C. Vaughan
Division of Medical Science
National Research Council
Mysteries Found in Dead Letter Office
The dead letter office in Washington D C holds many unsolved mysteries from stray mail and parcels. It stores contraband items including firearms alcohol narcotics and dangerous devices along with misaddressed letters and parcels.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Popular Science Monthly
LAXA TIVE BROMO QUININE Endorsed For Head Comfort
An advertisement touts Laxa Tive Bromo Quinine as superior to ordinary Quinine with tonic and laxative effects that avoid nervousness and head ringing. It urges readers to remember the full name and seek the signature of E. W. Grove.
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E. W. Grove
Hidden Dangers in Ordinary Packages and Mail
The article describes dangers from innocent looking parcels concealing dynamite, a live snake, a tarantula, or fleas. It notes the large volume of mail handled daily by the government morgue with millions of letters received, highlighting security concerns and random hazards in mail processing.
Grove's Tasteless Tonic Promises Energy and Health
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Tonic as a blood purifier and iron supplement. It claims to restore vitality, color the cheeks, and improve appetite. The tonic contains quinine and iron, marketed as safe for children and capable of destroying malarial and grip germs.
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Grove
Blank Envelopes Fill Parcel Mail Count Last Year
A report notes that among parcels mailed last year, about one million letters were sent in entirely blank envelopes, many containing unspecified large sums.
Misplaced Mail Contains About 55000 Dollars Annually
The article notes that cash found in misdirected mail totals roughly 55 thousand dollars per year, highlighting a recurring loss and the related mail handling issues.
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