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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1926
Page
7
The passage cites 6 822 deaths from whooping cough in a single U S year, calling it the most neglected pediatric disease with no cure and urging relief via unproven remedies. It also promotes Cuticura products and Red Cross Ball Blue in ad text, reflecting era advertising.
A kitchen column discusses affordable home cooking with easy desserts and menus. It covers miniature puddings, jelly desserts, chocolate sauce, baked brains, waffles, carrot pie, pickled fish, and meringue, offering practical steps and substitutions for everyday meals.
The text outlines Jesus crucified on Calvary with two criminals, His final sayings, and the veil of death. It then covers the Resurrection narrative including the empty tomb and appearances to Mary Magdalene and the disciples, revealing Jesus as risen and commissioning the apostles.
A quote from Edward A. Stein emphasizing that Christianity holds the belief the task is unfinished and the conflict persists. He urges committing one’s life to realizing the dream of the Son of Man through steadfast effort and faith.
A devotional line urges steadfast faith in Jesus, warning that earthly trials should not obscure the divine presence. The message emphasizes inner strength through spiritual trust.
Orchard pruning guidance centers on avoiding excessive cuts and tailoring methods to tree type and soil. For well selected trees remove only dead, injured, or crossed limbs and adjust cuts by growth rate. peaches and some plums may require extensive heading back while apples pears cherries and most plums favor older wood. Winter versus summer pruning shows no clear advantage beyond seasonal work demand.
The strawberry root louse overwinters as a shiny black egg and produces wingless summer females that give birth to living young. Winged males and females appear in fall. juveniles move to roots in April. Aphids multiply rapidly, with a new generation about every 14 to 16 days. Use clean planting, crop rotation, and turn under beds after harvest. For new beds, nap any aphids by treating roots, plants, and tops in nicotine sulphate solution.
Raspberry growers face mosaic disease spread by sap sucking insects especially the green aphid. It reduces vigor and fruit size and has caused some states to discard entire varieties. Nurserymen should supply mosaic free plants and plant them isolated from other beds, with constant vigilance and destruction of infected stock.
Spring is best for transplanting established evergreens while seedlings can be set in fall with mulch. In late August or early September, planting is possible if weather is favorable to help roots establish before winter. Handle trees carefully to prevent damage.
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