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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
3
Red raspberries require yearly pruning of old canes after harvest to allow new wood to develop and to destroy diseased or pest ridden canes by burning. Common threats include cane blight, anthracnose, and cane borers. control relies on sulfur treatments and careful removal of infested canes. More research is needed for large scale production.
The article warns that labels tied around tree bodies can cut bark as trees grow, especially on peach trees. It advises twisting label wire around a branch instead and keeping a records book with numbered trees 1, 2, 3, 4 to indicate varieties safely.
Trees arriving from the nursery should be heel planted if not yet ready for actual planting. Heeling preserves vitality against wind and sun, buying time for delayed planting. Remove grass and trash, cut out dead canes, and burn dead trees to prevent pest and disease issues in the orchard.
The article describes a heavy duty fence corner post made from reinforced concrete with a vertical 12 inch square section and two six inch thick wings. It details form fabrication, seven steel reinforcing rods, and a rich mix of cement sand and pebbles. It notes two weeks curing and daily watering for strength.
In Lyme township Huron county Ohio owners of dairy cattle formed an association to fund a tuberculosis drive after indemnity funds ran out Members were assessed 2 a head for grades 4 a head for purebreds One fourth funded organization work the rest paid indemnities 88 herds 662 cattle tested 26 reactors received salvage and indemnity 20 for grades doubled for purebreds About 85 percent of township herds tested underscores community effort against dairy TB.
The article argues that feeding dairy cows as individuals is essential. It stresses balanced rations with ample nourishment for production and notes many cows are under fed when diets are not properly tailored to each animal.
USDA weather service notes a link between soil temperature and ground air temperature, linking sandy well drained soils to reduced frost. Dry clean soil with less vegetation stays warmer, while wet soils frost more easily. Frost can vary across street segments due to soil, elevation, moisture, cover, and insolation differences.
The Scientific American describes D. M. McCauley of Toas New Mexico invention of a gate mechanism across entrances or railroad crossings. It normally blocks the way and automatically opens as a vehicle approaches then closes after it passes, without requiring the driver to stop or exit. The gate is held by latching means released by the vehicle’s weight and features manual operation as well.
An item promotes Nujol as a nonlaxative natural lubricant safer than harsh laxatives. It claims medical endorsement, hospital use, and physician prescription while contrasting with enemas and salts. A short aside references a Purposed humor column about obedience in marriage.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a premier remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims quick mild relief and urges testing with a sample bottle offer, noting two sizes and drugstore availability. Cupid joke closes the copy with a humor line.
A farmer argues that painting metal parts such as rods and braces extends their life and reduces breakdowns. Barn paint in red or a toned shade protects hidden cracks that trap moisture and rust, especially under freezing conditions. Regular coating can guard machinery stored outdoors or in barns against weather damage.
A brief domestic exchange features a young housekeeper asking if eggs are real country eggs and a grocer confirming they are genuine hen-made, reflecting everyday shop talk and rural authenticity.
The shell pores are sealed by a gelatinous film. Water dissolves this film and air enters the egg, causing decomposition. Washing also hardens the shell, increasing moisture loss and harming the egg's vitality.
Asparagus beds require careful cleaning and a heavy coat of soil in autumn to protect roots from freezing and thawing. This practice helps nitrates from manure leach into the soil, storing nutrients for spring growth.
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