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SULFANILAMIDE was recently sug-gested by Bryan (1941) as a treatment for blackhead of turkeys and pheasants, when given in fairly large dosages. He gave 2.0 grains per pound of body weight twice diseases, synovitis, or so-called non-specific enteritis. The results of experiments given below are reported to record the tolerance of turkeys for the drug and to emphasize its limited use for this bird. Observations TABLE 1.—Dosage of sulfanilamide for turkeys Number treate