In 1758, Dictionary compiler Noah Webster was born
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From the Telegraph & argus of October 16th, 1975...
Mild weather, with average rain, is forecast for the next 30 days. The Meteorological Office says prospects until November 14th are: "Mainly mild and changeable weather is expected with only a few settled periods. Mean Temperatures are likely to be above average, but near average in north western districts; rainfall amounts near average generally. Fog and frost are likely to be less frequent than usual".
From the Telegraph & Argus of October 16th, 1950...
Does drinking tuberculin-tested milk destroy some form of inoculation which ordinary milk gives? A reply to this question, asked by Bridlington branch of the National Farmers Union, was given to the "Telegraph & Argus" today by Dr. John Douglas, Medical Officer of Health in Bradford. Dr. Douglas said that if milk was untested it was possible that milk infected with tuberculosis would be drunk by some people and if taken over a period it was quite true that immunisation could result. However, he said :" If milk was infected it would be possible for one pint to contain a dose sufficent to kill a person".
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