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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
4
Pruning should follow tree type and climate, with winter or early spring ideal for many orchardists. Removing small branches before growth minimizes damage. peach trees benefit from pruning just before budding, while late pruning risks poor crop and wasted vigor.
The text discusses pruning windows for apple trees and grapes. It suggests winter to early spring pruning for apples, with February or March as possible targets, while warning late pruning for grapes may cause heavy sap flow. It compares two pruning methods, indicating one as correct and others as incorrect.
A writer in the Indiana Parmer argues autumn planting improves survival and early spring vigor for trees shrubs and vines. He cites conditions perfect for root establishment, better winter hardiness, and reduced spring work with well rotted manure aiding root resilience against cold.
The Field and Farm editor extols subsoiling to retain soil moisture and improve orchard health. It notes use in fall by orchardists for winter prep, warns against damaging tree trunks, and describes timing in November for autumn work. Also mentions modern grain bins and practical storage features for farm efficiency.
The ad touts an all wool panama skirt at 3.98, regularly 6.50, with cloth valued at 1.25 per yard. Buyers are invited to calculate 84 yards of fabric at the discounted price, highlighting latest styles and a strong value proposition.
In Paris the latest craze features two special pongee coats. One is part silk priced at $10.50 with other options at $15.00 and $18.00. The second coat, near silk, offers $7.50 with prices of $10.00 and $12.00, presenting a notable saving for shoppers.
A suburban observer recounts a cruel raid by sparrows on a robin’s nest. Sparrows encircled the vine, drove away the robins, and shattered the nest while chattering in triumph, leaving the broken home to rot as the robins fled. The piece portrays premeditated cruelty by birds and the impact on the robin family.
Sir Robert Harty recounts a tale from a Chinese scholar about marriage timing and affection. He contrasts Western and Chinese customs, noting that love heats quickly before marriage and cools, while marriage first binds two people and feelings grow warmer with years.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention residents rating their gardens and cellars while youths in Tuillin are described as taking on activities in those spaces. The text is garbled, offering no clear events, dates, or identifiable names for a precise item.
An adorial brochure promotes San Cura Ointment as a universal healer for sores and polson skin, touting instant relief and a guarantee offered by Thompson Medical Co. It lists authorized agents N J Ames Co and Whcolas Downey, with price points and mail order options, plus a San Cura Soap remedy and wider health claims. The piece notes May 8 and Titnaville Pennsylvania as context.
Zelaye exposed and caged conspirators after a failed revolt against the Nicaragua president. Army officers met secretly to plan, but a timely interruption by Yeluya and soldiers ended the plot. Most conspirators were convicted. some jailed or exiled, none killed.
Michigan officials discuss prosecuting ministers who supply communion wine to congregants as bootlegging. Prosecutor Howard Cavann announces plans after a marshal’s clerk sought a doctor’s prescription to obtain wine, sparking local debate over religious use versus alcohol restrictions.
A chaotic scene unfolds at Lincoln farm where two farmhands contend with a wary bull. One man seeks shelter while another faces the animal’s sudden charges, prompting shouted commands and a perilous chase across the yard.
A garbled quotation from a New York Sun snippet recounts De pew describing his father as vainly reserved and frugal with time. He recalls a prayer meeting where no one volunteered to pray, prompting him to seize the moment by offering observations on merit.
A Pittsburg clerk sternly orders a misbehaving employee to present a spotless personal appearance or face consequences at the office. The exchange, filled with old time idiom, underscores strict dress standards in the workplace.
A family scene unfolds where Elles pursues buying an Amgura car from Sutin nat gummmer, while the mother objects, deeming the journey to Maine to Connecticut too arduous. A father offers a dollar if the boy behaves, the boy asks how long a cat lasts versus a dollar, and a disciplinary thread appears as the boy recalls a spanking and parental limits.
A garbled Irish joke about a man visiting a dentist for a tooth extraction. The patient endures a shocking pain as the root reportedly causes a cascading effect. A narrator quips about diagnosis and misaligned teeth while a bystander jokes about the cause and remedy.
A garbled OCR style chat sketches romantic tension as one character declares loyalty while another questions a wife’s affection. The dialogue mixes dialect hints and fragmented phrases about fidelity, marriage, and social expectations in a terse, conversational tone.
An oblique note mentions an elderly man of about 80 asking if someone has visited the Museum of Art in New York. The fragmentary text is unclear but centers on a casual encounter near an art venue with garbled phrases surrounding names and location.
Readable fragments show a dramatic sequence with a woman, a man, and an implied pursuit. The text references a voyage, a front line, and a hastily formed plan to win affection. Moments of accusation and defense appear, along with a lawyer figure and a white rabbit motif.
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