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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
5
A terse personal medical advertisement promises relief for male health issues including blood poison blood tests enlarged glands diseases of the bladder bowels and kidneys ruptures and piles The language reflects period medical marketing and a claim of exclusive confidential service.
A feature on the completed Snoqualmie Pass Highway highlights its impact for Washington motorists and the upcoming State Fair at North Yakima. It notes seven hours from Seattle, scenic views, 12 000 travelers in three months, and plans to lure auto clubs to the fair September 20 to 25.
A fragment from a period piece notes seven year old tea plants yielding four ounces each and 700 pounds per acre. It includes a quip by Talley rand about governance and a brief humor snippet from Life and the Baltimore American.
The text warns of fire blight causing vast losses, estimated at 25 million dollars annually nationally. Pear and apple trees suffer most as a minute organism inhabits cankers at the tree base. Twigs and leaves appear scorched, giving the disease its name.
A reader article emphasizes making celery soil the richest in the garden using leftovers and high grade fertilizer, plus thorough raking and dry pre-planting conditions to boost root growth. It also notes advantages of heaping rocks for corn hauling and proper housing of alfalfa for optimal yields.
The article advises thinning parsley to six to eight inches, using outside leaves in summer, and storing some plants in cool boxes for winter flavoring. It discusses soil fertility for muck soils with nitrogen rich fertilizer and mulching strategies for strawberries raspberries and asparagus. It cautions on spacing beets and onions and includes light humor from period sources.
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