Common Insects Linked to Raspberry Cane Damage
The piece notes that tree crickets, including the snowy tree cricket, are common but shy. It reports that white crickets have been thought to cause most canes scars, yet studies by Prof Parrott and Jensem show white crickets lay eggs in hard wood and rarely in soft canes. Punctures on canes may lead to infection.
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Felt
New York State
Parrott
Jensem
Cornell University
Par. Tou
Tree Crickets Oviposition Damages Cane Crops
The long tailed tree crickets Oecanthus nigricornis and Oecanthus quadripunctatus deposit eggs in canes causing regular punctures. Eggs hatch in spring, maturity by midsummer, and while they eat pests they also injure canes, suggesting clean cultural methods to reduce numbers.
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Jensen
Ithaca
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promotes Known Formula
The World’s Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo N Y prints on every bottle wrapper the full list of ingredients for Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It claims the medicine cures weak nervous run-down and debilitated women and argues against secret nostrums in favor of known composition medicines.
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Dr. Pierce
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N.Y
Poultry care tips highlight ventilation and warmth
The article stresses continuous ventilation, sunlit brooders, and sun exposure to prevent disease in chicks. It advises grit for young birds, shade in yards, proper chick feeds, and disinfecting nests after setting. It warns against incubator chilling, dirty water, and overuse of eggs for hatching, emphasizing warmth as essential for young poultry.
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Dairyman
Agricultural Experiment Station
Geneva
N. Y
Tools for Grafting Across Stocks and Knives
The article outlines grafting gear including a saw with fine teeth for cutting off stocks and a large sharp knife for precise incisions. It emphasizes clean cuts, careful handling, and maintaining moisture for successful graft unions.
Removing Fruit Mummies From Peach Trees
Old dried fruit mummies cling to many peach trees this season. Each tree often bears from a dozen to a hundred mummies containing fruit disease spores that can ruin next year’s crop if not removed promptly.
When to Plant Vegetables in Spring Garden
Fragmented note guides planting by tree leafing and suggests timing for vegetables and melons. Mentions cultivation period between the greens and near the frost line, with unclear details on exact months or steps.
Are These Things Stationery wry Arthur L Street in 8 Playing Cards
A fragment lists numerous items including stationery, playing cards, wrist bags, cosmetics, pocketbooks, wedding cards, and medical supplies. It notes such goods are entered in Congress books and provided to members at public expense, calling it petty pilfering and questioning the ability to fund a billion dollar annual expenditure.
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Arthur L. Street
Congress
Uncle Sam
Fooling the Game Wardens at Mots Times
A Horton area hunter cleverly trampled muddy squirrel carcasses to hide his game from advancing game wardens. The incident illustrates local wardens’ scrutiny and the hunter’s quick, evasive tactic amid rising enforcement in neighboring towns.
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Horton
Recipes for Young Housewives from Mrs W A T New York
Practical kitchen guide presents tested recipes with precise measurements for lightning cake breakfast cake coffee cake rice dessert and gems. Includes specific cup and spoon measures, ingredient ratios and baking steps aimed at home readers and young housewives.
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New Orleans
Oak Hill Children’s Exercises Draw Large Sunday Crowd
A large crowd attended Children’s Exercises at Oak Hill Sunday with an engaging program. Upcoming events include Children’s Day at Walnut Grove next Sunday and the second Sunday in June at Fairview. A quarterly meeting is set for Bethel next Sunday with Rev Beasley presiding elder. W D Keirsey and family dedicated their new carriage Sunday.
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Oak Hill
Walnut Grove
Fairview
Bethel
Beasley
W. D. Keirsey
Kedigh
Hi Co
Gisitet
Rele
Twice-a-Week Republic offers long subscription deal
The Twice-a-Week Republic of St. Louis advertises a three year subscription for $1.25 and a 30 by 48 inch fast color flag with sewn stripes. It claims to be the biggest oldest metropolitan semi weekly and urges readers to subscribe for the benefit of receiving the flag and keeping informed.
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Republic of St. Louis
Republic
United States
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