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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
3
Emily presses for a passport to Lystria for Janet Church, a World Peace Society representative. Janet pushes Troyte and the patriarch Menelaus as Lystria reels toward revolution, while a cautious plan shifts Janet toward Berlin with a slim chance of escape.
In London the narrator of King Fornimy a.k.a Uncle BU learns Lord Norheys plans to secure Lystria’s throne through marriage to Calypso daughter of deposed king Wladislaw. Cable funds the restoration as Norheys loves dancer Viola Temple and refuses to abandon her. Menelaus backs monarchy, Calypso works Berlin cabaret, Norheys seeks a passport for Janet Church urged by Uticia Bill's sister Emily, all amid world peace ambitions.
Norheys complains of Uncle Ned pressuring Viola with bribes while Procopius Cable arrives to push the oil deal. The plan to sway Miss Temple through money collapses under suspicion as Calypso’s infamy grows. The narrator notes Uncle Ned’s corruption and Cable’s clumsy, dangerous moves.
The passage recounts how English cherries were introduced from the Dutch in 1640 and how Queen Elizabeth favored ripe fruit. It notes Francis Carew delaying ripening by sheltering the tree with a tent so the cherries would mature during the queen’s visit.
Mistress Springtime reviews city gardens and park flora, greeting cyclamen, butterfly flowers, paper whites, and rhododendrons. She praises the plants for dressing in bright colors yet staying tasteful, and chats with them using affectionate nicknames like Bottle Brushes and Pleroma Vaslandis.
An Ohio State experiment on close planted, sod land orchards shows that applying two pounds of sulphate of ammonia per tree yields a strong, uniform growth and higher yield. Treated rows outperform untreated ones, while nitrogen proves a specific, highly profitable fertilizer for trees on grass land, though overall soil management remains key.
A method from the Agricultural Experiment Station explains bracing fragile fruit tree forks with galvanized wire or iron rods secured by screw eyes or eye bolts. Rods run through central rings to brace multiple branches and prevent spreading. Install in winter when trees are loaded with fruit.
Pruning properly will not greatly affect fruit size unless soil moisture and fertility are limiting. Improve soil fertility and water-holding capacity as the main remedy. If not possible, thin upright branches and fruiting wood, and head back drooping branches to fit the shortage.
Horticulture guidance stresses pruning before winter sprays, saturating borer wounds with mercuric chloride solution, and building strong trees with no sneaky crotches. Thinning is essential for apples peaches and plums to avoid over pruning. Remember fruit this year forms on 1920 growth so avoid removing too much new wood.
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