The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-03-03

~. enlightened uemhnul - just q
important in sanitation and animal
disease control as in marketing crops
or animals.
AS far as / can see the only way Ia
create the demand is through our
educational process.
/ People once grew tomatoes in the
flower garden, grape fruit and nectar
, ines were but recently marketed. The
public was educated TO their uses.
Potatoes and corn once grew wild un-
I'll civilization found prominent use
for H. fsF .nrefttf5ay VI ~.
Fresh air and sunshine and whole
some food are ever present, but they
won't be fully utilized until people
fully appreciate their importance.
Thus at every angle we meet the
question OF solving our economic and
health problems, through better en-
lightenment In some OF the common
every day matters. m
How Is II To BE Donei
/. BY educational processes.
2. BY Demonstrational and CO
operative actions, t,ta ..t,rr
3. BY control processes.
Most people will accept true state
ment OF fact and proceed TO action,
Many. however, must have the fact
demonstrated while others will CO.
operate IL a majority take action. Al
ways, however, there are some that
must be driven into action for the
protection OF the common good. hence
we find il necessary TO use control
processes.
don't believe that we can success
fully separate them and get results
Importance OF each. and time required
in working them out will depend upon
local conditions, character of people
organizations. etc. So again j must
emphasize. that there must be head
TO carry things out locally and cen
trally for the state.
Outline of Treatment, Etc, OF AbOr-
ton Cases.
Determination Of disease from blood
and clinical symptoms. Take
blood samples Of all suspicious ami
mails or that abort. retain after births
or are sterile. Sterile bottles for
blood, drawn from the jugeular vein.
may be had at County Agents Office
upon request. Report blanks will be
furnished as required, that we may
secure assistance from State Depart
ments. Records OF all cases will be
made out and a copy sent to the Coun- /
~ Sanitary agent.
Treatment.
l. Distinction OF stables. tSee
Bull. 100. page 10. Cir U. S. Dept. |
and Michigan Cir. 29)
q Eliminate the Improbable in
Iected cows. Sell to butcher and not !
% other people, as this only keeps |
lie disease present in herds. BE sure !
your COW is Improbable as many val
liable animals might be sacrificed.
g. Hygienic treatment OF all ami
mails by disinfecting and cleansing |
processes.
la) Isolate all ANIMALS suspicious or
infected during discharges If at all |
During this period is when
and great care must be |
observed
ID Clip the animals OF entire herd. |
. e.. all hind parts, the tail, udder,
highs and tanks.
lc) Wash posterior parts with any 1
good strong disinfectant -cresco-dip,
per cent carbolic. mercuric chloride, |
tic. a non-odorous solution of course
IS TO be preferred. other things being
equal.
Id Flush vagian with non-toxic, /
solution, as Lysol, Pot
assium per manganate, Cresol-Dip, |
Normal Salt Solution, etc. tSee T. S.
Bull 100 L. S. Cir. and Michigan Cir
,ular 29).
CeJ Flush uterus with LAGOS and |
Normal Salt Solution at abortion
or in heat, until discharges
cease. No solutions are to be left in
uterus but shall be siphored away
Potassium per manganate produce
leathery conditions. etc. hence must
be used with judgment Breed only
after tissues become normal.
90 Clip the bull and disinfect as per
bulletin 100 with non-irritating solu-
tons
ca Feed calves to be raised on milk
only from the healthy cows. or heat
the milk to l65 degrees for five min
utes II the herd is suspicious Give