Limited Supply Shears Offer Ends Soon
Aberdeen semi weekly herald notes a limited stock of shears with an offer valid only while supplies last and urges readers to order today.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1909
Page
6
Aberdeen semi weekly herald notes a limited stock of shears with an offer valid only while supplies last and urges readers to order today.
Agricultural notes cover feeding colts at weaning with oats bran and corn, roughage needs, and liberal hay. Also discussed are corn varieties for silage, soy bean meal in hog rations, and general poultry and horse care tips including worm treatment and mange remedies.
A strong caustic potash solution is advised to treat woodwork and items infested with mange germs. The Homestead notes two missteps in skim milk calf feeding, either too little or too much, both harming growth. A Kansas hog raiser reports using a fourth to a half box of lye per barrel of soaked corn slops to improve wormy and stunted hogs.
The article traces azaleas from the Mediterranean to China Japan and North America noting hybrid varieties. It highlights Ghent and Japanese cultivars and wild Turkish azaleas with differing fragrance and color. It discusses care for cut blooms and mentions related notes on perfumes and social science lectures.
Mrs T P B OConnor visits this country to support Irish industries. Mrs Taft heads the honorary Daughters of Ohio role elected at a New York meeting. Miss Catharine Regina Seabury discussed as possible successor to Miss Agnes Irwin at Radcliffe. Queen Wilhelmina is mentioned in connection with related notes.
A new house furnishing device trims the top edges of grapefruit halves to form salad or jelly receptacles. A knife fixed in the bottom of a shallow wooden trough does the trimming as the fruit rolls along. Price is 40 cents.
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