 1947) was an American journalist, editor, and local historian. Her name sometimes appears as Minnie Kendall-Lowther.
Early life.
Minnie Kendall Lowther was born near present-day Fonzo, West Virginia, the daughter of William George Lowther and Emily Jane Kendall Lowther. Her father was a Union Army veteran of the American Civil War. She was descended from a colonel in the American Revolution, William Lowther.
Career.
Minnie Kendall Lowther began working as a teacher, but she left the classroom after injuries from an accident in her twenties. She used a wheelchair for several years, during which she began writing local history articles for "The Ritchie Standard" newspaper. Her articles became the basis of her 1911 book, "History of Ritchie County".
Lowther edited several small West Virginia newspapers including "The Pennsboro News", "The Wetzel Republican" "The West Union Record", "The Glenville Democrat", and "The Upshur Record". Books by Lowther included "Mount Vernon, Arlington and Woodlawn" (1922), "Marshall Hall" (1925), "Friendship Hill, Home of Albert Gallatin" (1928), "Mount Vernon, Its Children, Its Romances, Its Allied Families and Mansions" (1932), and "Blennerhassett Island in Romance and Tragedy" (1936). She sometimes used the pen name "Evangeline" for publications.
Lowther was publicity chair of the West Virginia state Daughters of the American Revolution. She also served on the State Advisory Committee of the West Virginia Equal Suffrage Association.
Personal life.
Minnie Kendall Lowther died in 1947, in Harrisville, West Virginia, aged 78 years. Her papers are archived at West Virginia University, and at Blennerhassett Island Historical State Park. In 1990, an unpublished manuscript by Lowther, "Ritchie County in History and Romance", was published by the Ritchie County Historical Society.The first cracks are beginning to appear in the proposed European Super League as British Prime Minister Boris Johnson plans to host a meeting of football chiefs and fans’ representatives on Tuesday.
The commitment of those six clubs, however, is now under question with reports that two members are beginning to get cold feet.
Sportsmail Chief Writer Oliver Holt reported on Tuesday that the first signs of weakness were beginning to show.
“Hearing the first cracks may be beginning to appear in the ugly, misshapen edifice of the ESL. Told two English clubs are close to losing their nerve,” Holt tweeted.
Sportsmail reported that the two clubs are believed to be Manchester City and Chelsea.
“Now, more than ever, we must protect the entire football community -- from the top level to the grassroots -- and the values of competition and fairness at its core,” he tweeted.
Raising Orphaned KittensCompared to most mammals, kittens are very premature when they are born. They have a large body surface to weight ratio and that makes them prone to chilling, dehydration and hypoglycemia as they have little reserves to go on if they miss a meal.
Feeding Orphaned KittensOrphans are labor intensive to raise, but it can be done effectively. Feeding during the first week can be daunting as kittens are tiny and eat often. When they are hungry, you need to feed them. Moms feed hourly during the first 48 hours. That may not be possible for us to do, but we do feed as often as needed during the first week. Kittens get restless and cry when they are hungry.
Overfeeding is more of an issue than underfeeding. Underfeed and you just have them hungry sooner but overfeed and Clostridium and other bacterial issues can complicate. Feeding a good feline milk replacer like Breeders' Edge® Foster Care will keep more calories in your kittens and reduce diarrhea and sore fannies.
Colostrum for KittensKittens are more dependent on colostrum antibodies for protection during the first eight weeks than other babies. There is not a colostrum substitute available from a queen's colostrum; however, we do have Breeders' Edge® Nurture Mate. Nurture Mate is a colostrum substitute made from cow colostrum that has many of the common proteins identified for kittens or puppies. These colostrum proteins are protective and bind viruses and bacteria until they can be dealt with.
More importantly and often forgotten is that colostrum tells the gut to digest milk the first week. The kitten's gut did not have to do that in the uterus. Giving orphans colostrum with their milk replacer once a day during the first week will turn on the gut to digest food. Colostrum substitutes can be added to a milk replacer or the gel can be wiped in the roof of the kitten's mouth once a day.
The runt or tiny kitten also gets a major benefit from colostrum. This kitten is often ovulated late but born the same day as his littermates and is actually a premature baby. When used daily during the first two weeks of life, colostrum substitutes make a difference in the tiny kitten's survival. You have to say "digest milk" every day to the runt or orphaned kittens to effectively get to two weeks of age where they can catch up with their littermates. Kittens double their size weekly in the first two weeks and after that most do well without colostrum's help.
Probiotics for KittensProbiotics are important to all orphans and they need them daily. Kittens are born sterile and there is no bacteria in the uterus. Mom normally licks kittens and gives them good bacteria to help them digest food. By day three, mom seeds the kitten's gut with the bacteria needed for life. Orphans need a once-a-day probiotic such as Doc Roy's® GI Synbiotics that bypasses the stomach to seed down the intestine with digestive bacteria. This bacteria also "takes up space," not allowing bad bacteria to populate the gut. It also helps prevent diarrhea issues. The first week we find it helpful to add a probiotic twice a day and once a day after that through the nursing period. A small amount is all that is needed to "seed the lawn" with good bacteria that will populate the intestine.
Kitten HygieneKittens only urinate and defecate when stimulated during the first three weeks of life. This is a protective mechanism to help keep predators at bay, and the nest clean and disease free. For tiny orphaned kittens, use a cotton ball to stimulate the genital area to encourage urination and defecation. Twice a week, use a warm, damp washcloth and give kitten a "towel bath." They love it and it keeps the kitten clean and comfortable, while avoiding skin issues.
If you have an abandoned or orphaned litter of kittens, be sure to educate yourself on how to properly care for them. It is labor intensive. If you aren't comfortable, there are several rescues that specialize in bottle feeding and managing orphans. If you have any questions about raising orphaned kittens, give us.when i subscribe to the first package for 1 month, do i get the source code app and i just go on app store and google play to register new app?
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150 features will be screened during the festival, from the usual slate of around 200. Dedicated to first-time or sophomore feature film directors, the Transilvania IFF 2020 Official Competition features 12 provocative stories and just as many original approaches competing for the Transilvania Trophy. Eight of them are feature film debuts for directors who are just starting out or have already made a name for themselves as series or documentary film directors.
said TIFF Artistic Director, Mihai Chirilov.
From Colombia, the country where the TIFF jury’s prize went last year for Alejandro Landes’s Monos, comes Nicolás Rincón Gille’s troubling debut Tantas almas, about a desperate father trying to recover the bodies of his two sons felled by civil war cruelty. Another desperate father is at the heart of Polish director Bartosz Kruhlik’s Supernova, “a vibrant story oscillating between drama, thriller and a disaster” (Film New Europe) about an apparently quiet community struck by tragedy out of the blue, spectacularly choreographed and filmed exclusively along a country road.
Belgian director Tim Mielants makes his big screen debut with the Karlovy Vary direction award-