Memorial Day at Arlington Epitomizes Nation’s Remembrance
John Dickinson Sherman discusses Arlington National Cemetery as the national shrine for Memorial Day. President Coolidge and Cabinet to place a wreath at the tomb of the Unknown Dead, with the day linking Armistice and Memorial observances. The piece highlights the bridge, War Cross, and ongoing memorial plans, stressing peace, duty, and national unity.
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Apple Scab Threat to United States Apple Growers
Apple scab ranks as a leading disease, causing significant losses to U S growers. It affects leaves twigs and fruit with olive green spots on fruit turning black and blotchy. Early spraying with lime sulfur or Bordeaux mixture is advised starting before blossoms and continuing at three week intervals to minimize damage and protect tree health.
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Bordeaux Mixture For Rot and Mildew Control
Bordeaux mixture at strength 5 50 applied in stages protects grapevines from rot and mildew. Add half an ounce of arsenate of lead per gallon. First spray at two to three leaves, then before bloom, when berries are pea sized, and two to three weeks later. Over fertilization and over pruning cause berry drop and scraggly clusters in varieties like Niagara Concord Worden.
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Setting Out Strawberry Plants Early in Spring
Spring is preferred for setting strawberry plants over summer or fall. Prepare ground in fall, disk and harrow in spring once dry. In the matted row method plants stay about four feet apart, ground stays loose, and weeds are kept down until vines cover. August plantings can yield earlier fruit but cost more and may not establish well before fall.
Horticulture Advice For Orchards And Strawberries
Horticulture facts urge cleanup and pruning of orchards and vineyards and applying dormant spray to combat diseases if timely done. Prepare fine mellow soil for strawberries, keep rows spaced for easy picking, and cultivate weekly. Innovations include electrostatic insecticide aids to help adherence during rain. Ensure soil is fertile, deep, and well drained to support large mature crops.
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