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Keywords: SYND; WSJ-PRO-WSJ.com; LINK|i1-SB10362985515066914586304591422661017252834Ashley Naglie, who runs a New Hampshire farm for rescue animals, has a son named Tyler. In a Review article on Saturday about raising chickens, he was incorrectly referred to as Brian.The photo credits with a Page One article about Federal Reserve rate cuts were incorrectly transposed in some editions Saturday.Readers can alert The Wall Street Journal to any errors in news articles by emailing wsjcontact@wsj.com or by calling 888-410-2667. [Extracted from the article]

"American Scary" by Jeremy Dauber explores the history of horror in America, tracing its origins from the Puritan imagination to present-day books and films. The book delves into colonial New England, the Salem witch trials, and the influence of writers like Washington Irving, Nathaniel Hawthorne, and Edgar Allan Poe. Dauber also examines the impact of slavery on horror literature and highlights figures like Tod Browning, Lon Chaney, and Stephen King in shaping the genre. The book offers a comprehensive look at the evolution of American horror, drawing connections between past and present themes and characters. [Extracted from the article]

This article from the Washington Informer provides a brief review of three books on farms, food, and farming history. "The Wisdom of Sheep: Observations from a Family Farm" by Rosamund Young explores life on Kite's Nest Farm and the interactions between animals. "Ruin Their Crops on the Ground" by Andrea Freeman delves into the politicization of food and its historical roots. "Rooted: The American Legacy of Land Theft and the Modern Movement for Black Land Ownership" by Brea Baker examines the history of Black farms and the issues of disenfranchisement and wealth. The article suggests that readers interested in these topics can find more books at their local bookstore or library. [Extracted from the article]

Byline: By, Richard Ault Firefighters have been called out to rescue thousands of animals such as cats stuck up trees and farm animals trapped in water or mud. In 2020-21 [...]

The article focuses on the spread of the bird flu virus among American dairy cows, likely originating from a single event where the virus jumped from wild birds to cattle in Texas and subsequently spread to farms across the country through the transportation of infected cows.

This article discusses the spiritual and emotional connection between humans and their pets, specifically dogs. The author shares a personal story about their own dog and how the love and companionship they receive from their pet inspires them to be a better person and love others more deeply. The author also references the beliefs of theologians such as Archbishop Fulton Sheen, C.S. Lewis, and G.K. Chesterton, who have written about the possibility of pets having an afterlife. The article concludes with a message of hope, suggesting that the bond between humans and their pets is meaningful and that they may be reunited in the afterlife. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on companies that produce meat from cultured cells, emphasizing their efforts to make the case that this lab-grown meat can meet the requirements of being halal and kosher for observant Muslims and Jews, with some companies obtaining certifications for these religious.

The article focuses on the treatment of pigs in factory farms, highlighting instances of cruelty and inhumane practices captured in undercover videos released by animal rights groups.

CHICAGO: Pet King Brands, Inc. has issued the following news release: Pet King Brands, Inc., the leading manufacturer of over-the-counter animal health care products and the maker of the best-selling [...]

Pet King Brands expands its ZYMOX product offering in the Farm and Feed Sector. CHICAGO, July 7, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Pet King Brands, Inc., the leading manufacturer of over-the-counter animal [...]

The article focuses on the lax laboratory standards and procedures, lack of accountability and transparency, and the risks associated with research labs working with dangerous pathogens. It highlights incidents of lab accidents, concealment of problems, and the need for stricter regulations, external review, and uniform biosafety standards to ensure public safety.

Byline: Mike Fuller Go inside one of Newcastle's oldest and most valuable animal charities. The Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter helps find loving new homes for hundreds of dogs, cats [...]

2019 DEC 27 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Health & Medicine Week -- Data detailed on Pediatrics - Pediatric Allergy and Immunology have been presented. According [...]

The article focuses on the John Netzel is the owner of Peaceful Fields animal sanctuary near Winchester, England. Topics include Netzel partners with the Virginia State Animal Response Team to take in farm animals rescued from cruelty and neglect; Netzel gives each animal a name that he said is based on their personality; and Netzel is a member of Winchester's Beth El Congregation and attends events hosted by Chabad Jewish Center of Winchester, England.

The article presents information on various motion pictures that are being shown at different motion picture theaters in New York. The films are "13 Tzameti," "Al Franken: God Spoke" and "Barnyard: The Original Party Animals." The film "Barnyard: The Original Party Animals" is an animated tale of a farm full of beasts.

Reports that New York officials said that some dogs put up for adoption by the unlicensed Hands Helping Paws K9 shelter in Keeseville did not receive rabies vaccinations.

The article reports that Domesticated animals have played a crucial role in farming systems, and Milk is the economic contributor compared to farm products with dairy production followed by the U.S. China, Pakistan and Brazil.

Reports that New York City is a leader in the movement to rescue homeless cats. Shadow cats becoming an increasingly visible part of the urban landscape.

Reports on the entry of two cloned cats at the annual cat show in New York City. Description of the Bengal cats.

Relates the author's experience in finding another dog to serve as companion to Labrador retriever. Use of the Internet to find American Kennel Club-recognized breed; Factors considered in the selection of the dog; Intention to buy a French bulldog.

Reports on the Brooklyn-based Animal Care & Control Center's return of a lost-dog to owner Gaije Kushner in New York City. Amount of reward offered by Kushner to ensure the dog's safe return; Number of lost-dogs reported to the Animal Care and Control Center.

Relates the story of a dog who were spotted roaming by residents in New York. Residents description of their pity for the dog; List of residents who are concerned about the dog's health; Important role played by the dog to Angela Ferrini, a resident in Astoria, New York.

Recounts the author's experience of deciding to adopt a pet rabbit. Promise to daughter of rabbit as a reward for school work; Initial resistance to idea of adopting rabbit; Visit to rabbit adoption facility; Eventual enjoyment of interacting with rabbits; Decision to adopt rabbit.

Reports the proposed pet replacement bill in New York. Support from tenants and their advocates, animal rights groups and celebrities; Comments from the real estate industry.

The article reports the practices of the U.S. Meat Animal Research Center, which performs experiments aimed at producing more meat, and allegations that these experiments cause animals to suffer. Topics discussed include the lack of government oversight for experiments on farm animals, veterinarian and scientist James Keen, and allegations that the center is unconcerned with animal welfare.

Leder, Political/General News, Respiratory Tract Diseases, Medical Research, Health, Medical Conditions, Outbreaks/Epidemics, Novel Coronaviruses, Sciences/Humanities, Infectious Diseases Search for Covid's Origins Leads to China's Wild Animal Farms - and a Big Problem Keywords: leder; Political/General News; Respiratory Tract Diseases; Medical Research; Health; Medical Conditions; Outbreaks/Epidemics; Novel Coronaviruses; Sciences/Humanities; Infectious Diseases EN leder Political/General News Respiratory Tract Diseases Medical Research Health Medical Conditions Outbreaks/Epidemics Novel Coronaviruses Sciences/Humanities Infectious Diseases N.PAG N.PAG 1 07/02/21 20210701 NES 210701 A WHO-led team wants an examination of the farms that supplied the market where early cases emerged, but most of the animals are now gone. [Extracted from the article]

The article informs that American global food corporation Cargill has received a Tier 2 ranking in the newly released Business Benchmark on Farm Animal Welfare (BBFAW) report, the leading global measure of company performance on farm animal welfare.

The article informs that the Animal Welfare Board of India (AWBI) has written a letter to the ministry of Information Technology (IT) on July 9, 2020 asking it to restrict animals sales via unregistered websites. It is evident that various e-commerce firms are selling animals without registering with the State Animal Welfare Boards and such tradings should be limited.

The article presents information on Mick Doellinger who sculpts animals at his studio in Fort Worth, Texas. It also presents Doellinger's views on his life and works. He says that he has always been interested in animals and art and the outdoors. The Fort Worth City Council has acquired a bronze Doellinger sculpture titled FWPD K9 to honor all canine officers who have served the Fort Worth Police and Fire Departments.

The article features Green Chimneys School for Little Folk, a special education school located on a former dairy farm in New York. Topics discussed include the establishment of the school in 1948 by educator Samuel B. Ross Jr. for the benefit of emotionally challenged children, the way caring for domestic animals helps special-needs children develop confidence and compassion, and the animal-assisted therapy being offered by the school.

The article presents information on various motion pictures that are being displayed in different motion picture theaters in New York. The films are "Barnyard: The Original Party Animals," "Lady in the Water" and "The Devil Wears Prada." The film "Barnyard: The Original Party Animals" is an animated tale of a farm full of beasts.

The article discusses the scarcity of bomb-sniffing dogs in the U.S. It mentions the role of the said dogs in the assurance of security and in the prevention of terrorist attacks in the country and that because of its importance, the price of a bomb-sniffing dog can exceed $25,000. It cites the characteristics of bomb-sniffing dog being intelligent and the training that it undergoes.

The article discusses the Hurricane Dorian, that hit land in the Abaco Islands in northern Bahamas, and notes that the pictures started streaming on social media.

The article offers information on the flying steps of hurricane hunters at the heart of Tropical Storm Barry, that made landfall in Louisiana and weakened to a tropical storm that results disturbance from the South into the Gulf of Mexico.

The article discusses research data published in "The New England Journal of Medicine" which indicates that microbes from farm animals, which are carried into homes in the form of dust, may help prevent asthma in children. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as many as 10.6 percent of grade-school children have the chronic disease asthma. It states that microbes can protect children from asthma by stimulating their immune systems in the first few years of life.

A Perfect Harmony, the latest of over 60 animal-oriented books by Roger A. Caras, introduces the notion that the countless animals domesticated to supply mankind with food, clothing, transport, labour, [...]