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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1925
Page
7
A father and mother dialogue humorously note a child’s apple choice. The mother asks if Wille’s apple is ripe while the father quips it’s green and ripe for mischief, highlighting playful family banter.
Prue Raymond, sheltered by a June garden, teasingly flirts as Dick, a blunt yet shy farm boy, intrudes on her quiet morning. After a hesitant exchange about Ashley and the countryside, Prue accepts a rosebud and confesses the budding romance to her sister Neil, who marvels at the boy’s persistence.
A bulletin from Colorado Agricultural College outlines aphid outbreaks on tree trunks during spring, noting mold patches, wounds, and buds as indicators. It describes targeting aphids with tobacco dust, kerosene emulsion spray, whale oil soap, or nicotine sulphate and emphasizes thorough, strong applications.
Cold weather drives mice and rabbits to search for bark. a single rabbit can girdle a dozen trees daily. Rabbits attack trees aged one to six years, mice harm all ages. Protect trunks this fall with lime sulfur paint or protectors of poultry wire, building paper, or cornstalks.
The Cornell College fruit men say weed control and soil maintenance through the year protect yield and fruit quality in 1926. Further care may include additional work on new-forming plants. Frozen ground helps prevent winter injury and reduce plant heaving.
Dr. A B Stout of the New York botanical garden contends that certain apple varieties such as McIntosh Rhode Island Delicious and Gravenstein require cross pollination with distinct mates to bear fruit. The note highlights compatibility and planting strategies for successful yields.
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