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■&he  RURAL  NEW-YORKER 
March  11,  1916. 
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EVENTS  OF  THE  WEEK 
DOMESTIC. — An  extensive  fire  at 
Passaic,  N.  J.,  Feb.  23,  caused  a  loss  of 
$250,000. 
By  n  vote  of  01  to  36  the  woman  suf¬ 
frage  bill  as  introduced  in  the  Legislature 
at  Annapolis.  Md.,  was  defeated  in  the 
IIousc  Feb.  23.  The  same  bill  received 
a  majority  in  the  Senate  Feb.  22. 
The  British  steamer  Trecarrell.  loaded 
with  copper  ore.  went  ashore  during  a  f«>g 
off  Chincoteague  Island,  ^  a.,  Feb.  2o. 
The  crew  were  taken  off  by  the  life  sav¬ 
ing  station  in  the  breeches  buoy. 
Reports  of  two  more  American  victims 
in  Mexico  were  received  Feb.  21).  News 
came  through  consular  sources  of  the 
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when  they  are  in  this  con¬ 
dition.  But  it’s  just  as  important  to  care  for  them 
when  they  are  giving  a  good  flow  of  milk.  A  cow 
should  be  fed  to  her  full  capacity  if  she  is  to  be 
profitable.  The  strain  of  milk  production  is  apt 
to  overtax  the  digestive  organs.  The  heavy 
milker  needs  a  tonic  to  act  on  the  secreting 
glands  that  produce  the  gastric  juices  that  con¬ 
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at  the  country’s  leading  live-stock  and  dairy  shows.  Over 
500,000  copies  of  his  great  book  (184  pages),  “Practical  Home 
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