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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1926
Page
3
Home cookbook style features recipes for baked apples with hickory nuts and butter sugar filling, apple mince pie with raisins and spices, lemon sauce, and candied treats. Includes apple ramekins, velvet molasses candy, peanut candy, chocolate caramel, and apple cake with apple slices, butter, sugar, and spices.
Fragmentary OCR item hints at a theater theme and a last week puzzle solution. Names and exact terms are garbled but reference to a penny tower and ancient Greece appear. The readable bits suggest a wordplay or visual puzzle submitted by a man, with uncertain attribution.
A compact guide explains solving a crossword puzzle using dictionary words and abbreviations. It notes vertical clues, letter placements, and the use of slang initials and technical terms as defined. The piece emphasizes pattern recognition and cross-checking letters to complete grids.
Miles D. Pirale of the New York State College of Agriculture at Ithaca warns fruit growers face heavy losses from mice. He advocates permanent control using a poisoned oat mix with strychnine and baking soda, sealed in shelters near tree bases, plus wire guards and clean cultivation to deter mice.
The article advises spring pruning for vineyards on poorly drained ground after heavy rainfall risks winter injury to buds. It promotes thorough drainage as the solution, notes the profitability of drainage, and suggests cover crops between rows to improve soil conditions, recommending oats or similar grains to avoid excessive shading.
The main points stress good water and air drainage to prevent wet feet and frost damage. Site selection should allow cold air to move away, protecting blossoms. Low-headed peach trees fare best. prune young trees to two feet. Use extension harrows to manage low branches and avoid heavy interference with tilling.
A fragmented agricultural snippet discusses girdling apple trees. It outlines two methods: removing a ring of bark two or three inches wide around the trunk or severing the bark with a tool. It cautions that girdling is not recommended and should not be done on a large scale.
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