Change in methods for eastern Washington dairying urged
Foreiish State College expert D Foster argues farmers must abandon old wheat culture, adopt soiling crops and silos, and shift to dairy. He notes clover and alfalfa improve feeding, emphasizes proper stable design, pasture planning, and careful cow selection. He cites Ontario as a dairy model and predicts Washington becoming a great dairy state with vigilant management.
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Pruning and orchard advice from Washington State College
Washington State College Pullman reports pruning guidance from Professor W A Thornber to Sheridan on handling fruiting versus wood growth. Summer pruning to rebalance trees, early spring or winter pruning for young trees to build wood and root development, grafting sucker removal, and grassing orchards to limit wood growth. Cautions against fertilizer, notes on suitable apples Gravenstein Northern Spy Rhode Island Greening Jonathan and Golden Russets, plus remarks on soil and sorrel weed management.
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Getting fin Strength Out and Other Oddities
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Playwright Chides Critic Over Compliment From Congreve Comment
A Philadelphia Press item quotes a playwright reacting to a critic Crittick who says passages in the play rival Congreve. The playwright misreads the praise as a sign the critic suspects the work is inferior, sparking a witty exchange about intent.
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Extraordinary spider tunes and humorous quips from papers
A collage of curious anecdotes on music loving spiders cited by Revue and other papers. It notes Pel limson's apider, a spider listening to confined prisoners, and Rubinstein sightings in Brussels while including a tortoise joke and a streetcar remark about misdirected luck.
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Public baths surge in major cities says federal report
The national drive toward public baths gains speed as 40 large urban centers enact bath facilities. Boston leads with 28 baths including 10 beaches 12 floating baths and one pool followed by Greater New York with 20 and Philadelphia with 15.
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