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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1910
Page
8
The North Dakota experiment proposes home practical agricultural education with disease knowledge. Officials plan to distribute boxes containing twenty disease display specimens and accompanying statements detailing crop impacts and control methods. The complete collection costs $2 and aims to improve crop health state wide.
A historical note discusses feeding regimes for dairy cattle to reduce costs and improve milk yield. It cites feed efficiency, hay, oil, water, and cutting, with cost ranges for feed and estimates annual savings per cow. The piece also critiques policy makers’ slow response to manure, drags, and fertilization, urging practical feeding strategies.
A murky discussion on pheasants invading farms, eating grain and roosters, with declines in crops and the need for better farming methods. The piece warns of abandoned farms and plans to adopt more enlightened cultural practices to prevent widespread land decline. It cites Indiana and New York cases and warns of regional agricultural collapse if current methods persist.
The article covers pests in Ragland related to local experiments with camphor tree growth and potential commercial farming in favorable climates such as China or Japan. It cites a Louisiana report of a 30 inch diameter, 60 foot tall tree producing fruit yearly, and discusses orchard color changes in apples linked to cool nights and warm days, noting purplish coloring aids cold resistance and heat tolerance for larger fruit.
A vintage ad touts lemons and chewy confections with caramela and chocolates. It invites customers to buy, promising extremely low prices for high quality candy and urging taking a pound home today.
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