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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1906

Page

10

Suburban Victory Garden Plans For a Twenty Five Foot Lot

A guide explains how to transform a small back yard into a productive garden with two long beds and five smaller beds. It covers trenching, manuring, lime addition, path layout, crop rotation, and specific varieties for peas beans lettuce onions radishes beets and chard. It emphasizes hand work over machinery and cautions against overwatering and wet soil.

Wardwell Valentines Percy Taylor

Nine Million Plows at Work and Plowing Time

A historical column notes large scale plowing across the United States with nine million plows and two hundred million acres to be tilled. It highlights regional methods from Mo people in the southwest to oxen in New England and traction engines in other regions, detailing labor and investment in farming equipment.

United States Great Southwest Mohave Canada New England Middle West Electric Wheel CO Quincy

Garden bed layout for a small plot with Japanese cucumbers

The plan outlines shallow foot wide trenches to form a weeding path and drainage, with rounded beds filled from the gaps and left to dry before sowing. It favors Japanese climbing cucumbers on undersoil free seed beds and centers bed space for fresh harvest vegetables like peas.

Millionaire Waldorf Manager Quits After Twenty-Five Years

Thomas H. Hillard, now forty six, built his wealth in hotel management since arriving from Ireland. He says he has worked enough and should stop, noting his investments and the modern conveniences he helped introduce to improve hotel life. He warns against the money making frenzy that can turn captains of industry into plutocrats.

Waldorf-Astoria New York Thomas H. Hillard Ireland

Misconceptions About Nicotine and Tobacco Tar

A historical note explains that the dark residue in pipes is tobacco tar, not nicotine. It asserts nicotine is scarce in nature, largely destroyed by burning, and that smoking delivers little or no nicotine, with nicotine poisoning unlikely.

Havana

Visit Sparks Warm Words Between Pvt Mrs Slowe and Mr Greene

Pvt Mrs Slowe expresses happiness that Mr Greene's brother enjoyed his stay with them. Mr Greene praises the visitor as a youngster who can find pleasure anywhere.

Mrs. Slowe Mr. Greene

By Fian the Comedian Verses on Grate and House

A poetical quatrain by Fian the Comedian compares a grate to coals and a full house to a scene of laughter. The light verse satirizes gratitude and foolishness with playful imagery.

Fian Prera

Deaths in India Last Year From Serpents Tigers and Wolves

A Simla issued report cites 2 157 deaths in the previous year caused by serpents tigers and wolves across India. The figures underline dangers from wildlife in rural and forested regions.

Simla India

Elephants Slaughtered yearly for World Ivory Supply

The article notes that about sixty thousand elephants are killed each year to furnish the global ivory trade. It discusses the scale of poaching and its impact on elephant populations and markets.

No Flight or Fancy Hat Riff in Mil Liner Bill

A quirky item notes a bird in the hand proverb and jokes about a mil liner bill bearing a hat motif. The piece threads humor through familiar sayings, hinting at value and prudence in quirky phrasing.

Paint Without Oil Free Trial Offer Appeals to All

A. L. Rice of Adams New York claims a new oil free paint that comes as powder needing only cold water. The paint reportedly resists weather and fire, adheres to wood stone or brick, and costs about a quarter as much as oil paint. Rice offers a free trial package color card and a painting book by mail to anyone writing for it.

A. L. Rice Adams, N. Y Manus North St Adams N. Y

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