Putnam patriot., 1910-09-02
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After having travelled aef0ss the continent behind q pair of Angefa goats, Captain Y Edwards. owner ui fanciI in California called on the goat expert Of the Department oi Agriculture at Washington to receive and te Impatt useful information fe- garding the Angora goat iudustrY and incidentally to show his fine pair. lie had long talk with l. l.. Sha" oi the division Of animal hHsbandty' t9 whom he expressed his conviction that the raising ef Ahgota goats Is to be one of the most profitable forms of future farming in this eoantfy
 Justice Putnam in the state supreme court in Brooklyn last Friday sus. fained the board of health in its refusal tn Issue burial permits OH death eefti- ficates signed by osteopaths. The court held that osteopaths, while their practice might De Of n grade just as high as that Of regular practitioners were not qualified by their studies To determine the cause of death
 Lord Sorthelihe, proprietor of the English publications known AS the Harmswofth newspapers, says that, in his opinion, the time has come when newspapers should be smaller in slze. He expects to see fl reduction in the space ordinarily given to news features and the use of smaller head lines.
 The farmers of Palestine are having . hard time of il this year, according to a areport in "fhe London Chronicle. = This being the sabbatical year, the rabbis have prohibited the sale of grapes owned by Jews. They refer to the old law which says that one may cultivate his field and vineyards six years, but athe seventh year shall bs sabbath for the Lord, daring which one shall neither SOW nor leap for his private gain, but for all. Owner, ser want and stranger shall share in ths yield of the soil.
 The proposed State Refermatory will be located on the line of the New Ha ven trolley, about one mile above th' Junction with the Waterbury line ir the town of Cheshire. There will be group of twelve buildings connected on corridor.
 The establishment of the nes government of United South Affic \ will not be complete until the Hrs parliamentary elections have bce' held and the first federal Pariiamen has been convened al Cape Town. Tn election campaign Is now in progress and the polling will take place on tn 18th of next month.
 Another case of infantie paralysi was discovered about mile over th Suifield town line in Massachusetl northwest of the town, the patient he ing an elderly woman, Mrs. II. II Smith who k in her o3d year
 The Holy Ghost aud Us batkentin Kingdom which went on the rocks Q Mud Island near here in thick tol md high sea lasi Thursday night, | believed te he doomed. The fotty-nin Holy Ghosters, most escaped to th island in the ships hnats, suffered greatly from hunger and exposure None of the society will say whethe Rev. Frank W Sandiofd, their leader was aboard al the iime, but It is generally believed that he was and ha' now disappeared.
 Ky the death of a good New Jersey woman, ruskegee school gets aa ad' siitlon ,to it's funds that may reach Si oo0 0N, and all men ot good will are rejolecd al this tightening of Prtn- cipal Washington's heavy load.
 II is not believed that hay fever i' caused by Inc pollen golden rod and ragweed, and theory has led ta expert. ments aiming al the preparation ot an nntlioxin from the offending material Though many of the victims of the dis order display eheetfulness worthy oi Mark Tapley, there k chance thai they may soon secure The relief that comes from an elilcieat remedy.
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