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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1916
Page
2
George Agnew Chamberlain presents Clem and Alan in a tale of awakening love and fragile illusion. A nurselike warmth fades as strength returns, revealing pursuit, temptation, and the uneasy balance of affection and aversion within a wary courtship.
In a Maple House scene a tense household unfolds with Alan escaping to the attic as a chorus of trebles directs his chaperone role. He discovers a hidden room, eyes the long-forgotten door, and triggers a dramatic moment in which a child defies the stairs and a pivotal confrontation with Nance Junior reshapes the afternoon.
In a clipped exchange Edith questions delaying Boreleigh and Ethel suggests dropping a hist moves him. The fragment mentions warnings about permits and a late stay, indicating a planning or bureaucratic obstacle with unclear context.
Kentucky expert John H. Carmody explains that black rot remains widespread in grape regions. It begins on berries and leaves, with brown spots on fruit that linger after harvest, helping the disease spread. Bordeaux spraying in spring and several summer applications, adjusted for season, is advised. Mix details: four pounds copper sulfate and four pounds lime dissolved separately in water, combined in a 50 gallon barrel, with copper sulfate dissolved in a cloth bag overnight. Use brass-lined pumps when applying Bordeaux.
The rodling moth ranks among the worst orchard pests, threatening over two million dollars in fruit across the United States. It emerges in spring, lays eggs on leaves and apples, and the apple worm larva bores into fruit causing premature drop. Control involves spraying before calyx closure and removing fallen fruit, with July brood checked by wrapping sacks around tree trunks.
The white grub in newly planted strawberry fields causes significant annual losses, more than commonly realized. Grubs attack roots from planting onward, and there is no effective arsenite control. The only remedy is to hunt and kill grubs when plants wilt or show poor condition.
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