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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1928
Page
4
Orchardists should start pruning as soon as apples are harvested and continue through winter to boost next year’s yield and fruit quality. Ohio State extension specialists warn against delaying until spring and advise delaying grape and peach pruning until after severe winter weather.
The New York experiment station at Geneva says fallen cherry leaves are the main source of leaf spot disease that defoliates many trees each early summer. Remove leaves by plowing them under in fall or early spring, then apply lime sulfur sprays at petal fall and two weeks later, with a possible third spray after harvest. Early leaf drop weakens trees and may kill them if repeated.
A Farm Journal writer suggests using melted laundry soap to form a thick jelly on young trees. When sun shines and air is light, wash trees to above rabbits reach, lift and replace soil, then reapply if heavy rain comes. This method protects bark and discourages hogs from reaching young trees.
Cherry trees are usually propagated by budding rather than grafting. For large limbs on bearing trees top grafting can succeed better in early spring. Sweet and sour cherries commonly use Mazzard stock. Mahaleb is hardier. Black cherry on red may work but unions can be weak. Budding on Mazzard grows fast, with nurseries offering seedling stock for late spring budding.
Cuba is a land of enchantment with a long, narrow shape and varied scenery. Havana dominates population and business, while Santiago trails in size. The article notes U S intervention, stable peace, and strong exports, then tours geography from Nipe Bay to Vinales Valley and coastal wrecks, ending with Havana transport.
A six year old Jane explains to her father that she watered down the ink to soften it for a secret letter to mother. The scene shows a playful child and a puzzled parent as they discuss the ink’s weakened state.
A husband recalls twelve encounters with other women at a hotel, admitting he only remembered to count them after it was too late, provoking his wife’s sharp remark about his summer sweetness at the seaside.
A salesman boasts economy from a vehicle purchase, claiming savings. The buyer stands puzzled, questioning where the money went and seeking clarification on the apparent bargain.
A shopper questions a clerk about paying one dollar for a loose leaf notebook while comparing prices at Brown's for 90 cents. The clerk hints the widowed shopkeeper’s liking may influence the price, and invites the customer to return.
A quoted exchange questions idle living versus productive effort. The speaker contrasts doing nothing with the human body’s daily workload, noting vital processes effectively lift about 3,400 tons each day to argue against idle time.
In The Mirror, residents discuss a new stage work titled Pigs. The theater scene mirrors real life as residents debate themes and seek meaning, reflecting community tastes and concerns.
An odd snippet hints at a cautious stance during a holiday but keeps to abstract ideas. The lines reference mortal friends, a myth, and cost, suggesting a playful or reflective mood without clear events or names.
A dainty young woman walked into the People's Trust and Savings bank in Chillicothe with her bank book money and deposit slip. The cashier noted the slip was not footed yet she claimed she rode up in daddy's car and the cashier added the figures.
Mrs Annie Kwinski of Milwaukee and Mrs Mattie Adams of Brewton Alabama report regained strength after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ads claim thousands of women over fifty enjoy renewed vigor, reading, family life, and civic activity through the remedy.
Advertisement urges relief for chilblains from cold exposure using Carboil priced at 60 cents. It claims quick ease of numbness and pain when walking and offers a money back guarantee. Sold by SPURLOCK-NEAL CO., Nashville, Tennessee.
A quirky Farm and Fireside line notes that a brilliant idea can stun observers and the originator faces penalties for not dimming headlights. The witty comment reflects playful rural humor about perception and caution.
An advertisement urges taking Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets at the onset of a cold to fight the grip or influenza and fortify the system. The ad promotes 30c size and urges prompt action to ward off illness.
A playful exchange centers on a salesman touting a car price as within reach and a quick witted victim replying to be shown where to reach it. The line captures brisk bargaining tone and buyer confidence in a casual street interaction.
In a period advertisement the writer urges mothers to use Fletcher's Castoria to ease fussiness fever colic constipation and diarrhea in babies. It highlights its gentle vegetable formula no harsh taste and states physicians recommend the genuine product with an accompanying care book.
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