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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
3
The New York Times notes unusual trades including professional banquet organizers and a self proclaimed tutor running a 30 pupil ballotaxing school. It highlights caring for PES ant eggs sold in paper packages and used for soft bill birds and goldfish, with a cautious Japanese view on its utility. The piece reflects quirky, almost surreal career ideas in the city.
In London the tale follows Lord Norheys son of an old friend who learns Lord Troyte plans to crown him king of Lystria by marrying Calypso daughter of the deposed king. Procopius Sable hints at English interest, Norheys loves Viola Temple, and Janet Church seeks a world peace passport as Emily pressures Uncle Bill.
In a tangled society drama, Norheys rejects marrying the Calypso girl to stay loyal to Viola despite threats and pressure from Uncle Ned. Meanwhile Emily seeks the missing curate through officials, telegraphs, and Berlin gossip, as the narrator plans a practical, humorous ruse to uncover the truth.
Troyte and I dine and discuss Emilly's test curate then learn Norheys is missing. No one has seen him for two days, he left with two suitcases and a note mentions Charing Cross. Aismar, a club contact, says no forwarding address exists.
Inquiries surround Norheys as questions rise about his whereabouts. Local sources note uncertainty regarding his location and status, with no clear confirmation of departure or evasion. Communities urge patience while investigators pursue leads and verify records.
Fragmentary notes claim silk production in China spans over 6,000 years with references to ancient trade and crafts. Details are unclear and portions of text are unreadable.
The article explains June budding for orchard grafting, noting timing varies by region and stock. It outlines three requirements for June budding, a ten day aftercare step to release the bud, and post bud handling to avoid drowning the bud, with the aim of ready planting the next winter.
The Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station reports raspberry pruning findings. Results indicate the number of canes to leave depends on plant vigor, with strong canes kept and weak ones removed. Larger canes yield more fruit, with 16 to 32 of an inch diameter giving about 6.16 ounces, 18 to 32 yielding 8.92 ounces, and 21 to 32 inches up to 12.47 ounces.
Clover proves a strong cover crop for vineyards with most varieties giving good growth. Some clovers start slowly in spring and may yield a short crop under poor seasons. Choose a variety suited to the locality and consider hubbam clover as an effective green manure, plantable as late as August 1 and plowed under by mid May after frost.
The article advises a strong Ume-sulphiny spray to combat scale insects on young trees. For liquid Hme-sulphur mix 8 gallons per 60 gallons of water. for the powder, use 15 pounds per 60 gallons. The spray is so strong it could burn foliage if used during the growing season.
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