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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1907
Page
4
Treating Old Wounds In Trees And Callus Growth
Old wounds on trunks and branches heal slowly with callus forming in stages. Each year the callus amount often remains smaller than the previous year, while bark thickens and sap travel increases. wound closure requires years. Quick healing can follow better care, more food, and careful cutting around the wound to relieve bark pressure, boosting callus formation.
Irrigating Orchards With Deep Furrows and Bull-Tongue Plow
The Epitomist describes deep furrows between orchard rows for irrigation. Start with a furrow plow to introduce water, soak the ground, then use a two-horse coulter or bull tongue to cut deep channels four feet apart. A half day of rain aids the process. keep the coulter in furrows with a helper, and run a stream while working.
The Rose Its History and Varieties Across the World
The article traces the rose’s origin through ancient scripts and myths, notes its linguistic roots in red and rhodon, and lists over 1000 wild species with countless varieties. It mentions every continent except Australia growing wild roses and places the rose in the broader Rosaceae family including related fruits and berries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Queen of Flowers
Indianapolia News
Winter Onions For Early Flavorful Use In Gardens
Winter onions offer a scallion like bulb that remains pungent and usable from snowmelt through summer. Plant in a non plowed corner, anytime in fall, as spring greens develop into sizable plants. Renew stock yearly with fresh bulbs for best quality while old plants can be left to form bulblets. They require little care beyond weed clearing and are among the earliest, most appetizing garden treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Putnam
Old Soakers Saturated With Caffeine and Health Effects
A testimonial from Montville Alabama describes long term coffee use causing severe stomach issues and insomnia. After stopping coffee and adopting Postum coffee substitute, health improved significantly within four months. The message endorses Postum and references The Road to Wellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy
Montsvile
Ala
Pontim
Wellville
Harvest Home of Dreams in a Moonlit Verse
A fragmentary poetic lyric echoes D Annunzio in Transatlantic Talent with dream visions and silent longing. The speaker contemplates a harvest home of dreams beneath a waning moon, where nature breathes softly and the world sleeps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeliver
Ata
D'Annunzio
The Truth of Things Children’s Tale Conflicts with Belief
Bobby debates fairy tales and truth with his mother and Aunt Jean. He learns stories may not be true and wrestles with angels, Lochinvar, and Beauty and the Beast as he wanders Highland park, seeking reassurance from Mr. Ellison and planning a surprise visit from Aunt Jean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Margie
Mother
Aunt Jean
Highland Park
Mr. Elton
Bob
Man
Mr. Ellison
Jean
Lochinvar
Indy
Robert
Bure
Har J'ny Haraz
A Boy and Aunt Jean Resolve Lochinvar Myth
In a domestic scene Bobby and Aunt Jean temper a misunderstanding about Lochinvar. Mr Ellison forgets a candy errand and Bobby volunteers to fetch it, while Jean overcomes doubt and affirms the tale as true. The moment concludes with a playful embrace and cheerful mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Jean
Hobby
Rov
Mr. Ellison
Marge
Hic
Bobbert
Lochinvar
E. Hiisan
Woman's Home
Burbank Merits and Public Misreadings in Science
An analysis of how readers misinterpret Luther Burbank's work in popular magazines. The piece argues that nonexperts overstate scientific claims and miscredit him, harming his reputation while overlooking his horticultural contributions and plant breeding advances. It notes doubts among eastern and European readers and stresses the need to separate personal views from scientific theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Europe
America
Pearls of Thought Cynic Quotations in 19th Century Wit
A compact collection of wry maxims on human folly and social behavior drawn from The Musings of a Cynic. Includes observations on bragging, secrets, money, insults, cooking, sleep, self focus, discretion, and revenge as a moral contrast.
General James Robertson Father of Tennessee
A historical tribute praising General James Robertson as the founder of Tennessee's frontier settlements. It notes his austere Calvinist character, rugged follower base, and the lasting impact of his leadership on future settlers and the state's development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
James Robertson
Robertson
Hiimself
Jus
Lyim Toye Sprasue
MM She Qullog
Mavavlia
Airship age debate sparks race to mastery of wind
Berlin reports on early aerial navigation as researchers weigh heavier than air versus lighter than air systems. Zeppelin, Parseval, and military balloons strive for better steering, speed, and altitude, while Jatho tests a six sail aeroplane concept with potential speeds up to forty five miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Count Zeppelin
Army Aeronauta
von Parseval
Zeppelin
Karl Jatho
Hanover
Jatho
Racing Balloons in Order of Pht List
Racing entries listed by height with pilots and nationalities. Notable names include Oscar Erbsloch of the United States, B. Hersey from Lisle de France, A Lablanc of Duesseldorf, and Rene Gasnier Abercron among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Pormmmern
Germany
Oscar Erbsloch
United States
America
B. Hersey Lisle de
France
A. Lablanc Duesseldorf
von Abercron
Resignations and travels noted across figures in labor and empire
F H Storer resigns from the Bussey Institute in Cambridge Mass. John Mitchell says he will not run for UMW president. J M Jattres warns of proletariat action in war. S C X Ratman of Central College Colombo arrives in Boston with family. Mrs Ratman a Trinity Toronto product. Gardner F Williams, mining engineer, born in Michigan, heads world diamond output. Earl of Wemyss, aged 89, has lived under five English reigns. Francis Marion Cockrell, Missouri Senator and Interstate Commerce Commissioner, at 73. Artificial hearing instruments shipped from New York to London for King Edward and Queen Alexandra. University of Leeds grants Doctor of Letters to Rev Robert Collyer, age 84. Prince Umberto of Piedmont, heir to Italy, raised with English methods, barefoot in Rome voyage. Herr Bebel of Germany plans U S visit next year. Frederick C Webster of Chicago to sculpt Confederate Soldier monument at Forsyth Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Storer
Bussey Institute
Cambridge
Mass
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
JM. Jattres
Frenett
S.C. X. Ratman
Central College
Columbo
Ceylon
Bostoh
Ratman
New York City
London
Edward
Alejandra
University of Leeds
Robert Collyer
Collyer
Umberto
Piedmont
Rome
Herr Bebel
Helcbstag
United States
Frederick C. Webbard
Chicago
Forsyth
Chandler Qianalified as Contestant For Latin Cup
Chandler Qianalified as Contestant For Latin Cup. Captain Charles De FP. Chandler reached St. Louis after a long balloon trip with J C McCoy and qualified by notifying the Aca Club of America two hours before leaving St Louis. He beat the previous distance record by seventy two miles, the best prior being 403 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles de FP. Chandler
St. Louis
J.C. McCoy
Aca Club of America
Wis
Labor and union updates from early 1900s sources
Reports from San Jose to Sydney describe labor groups buying gites and forming councils while strikes in New York and Detroit fade due to funding gaps. Germany’s building trades show 20854 union members after 1905, and shipwrights in Bay City elect leaders. A furriers strike near NYC ends as talks proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totapte Cousmidtes
San Jose
Cal
Minneapolis
Mion
Furmer
New York City
Galltoynit
Carpenters
South Australia
Germany
Percy Thorn
Telegraphers’ Union
Buea of Labor
San Francisco
Cahlaw
United Association of Mumbora
Chicago
Lnfirm
International Union of Shipwrights, Joiners and Carpenters
Bay City
Mich
McHugh Kirk
Elizabeth
N. J
Market prices for dairy and produce in Milford area
The listing shows milk and dairy products with prices for Weston creamers, white and yellow butter, and various cheeses. It also lists fruits, vegetables, poultry, and staples with per unit or per basket prices, including apples, pears, grapes, cabbage, cucumbers, corn, potatoes, and live poultry, reflecting a comprehensive grocery rate sheet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atandard Ually
UTI
Atin
Fitats
Tharda
NEANB
Haina
Cnerse
Troits
Henan
Carrie
Wawkels
Niagara
Perease
Choi
Ubtice
Delaware
Cranberrien
Turkesa
Urailera
Hila
Reeves
Guggenheim Warns of Excess Smelting Capacity in West
Daniel Guggenheim, head of the American Smelting and Refining Company, toured West plants in Salt Lake City and said the copper output curtailment follows a world excess of about five per cent. He expects no serious hard times and notes that investment will adjust when business aligns with capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guggenheim
Salt Lake City
Utah
Daniel Guegenheim
American Smelting and Refining Company
Salt Lake
Guegenheim
Aig
North Dakota Wheat Draws High Prices For Crops
North Dakota farmers in the Red River Valley report record returns as wheat sells above $10 a bushel at many stations. Citrus crop records loom in Southern California with 31,000 carloads. copper prices trend downward and railroad securities face skepticism. Book prices rise in Philadelphia, milk prices advance in Middleboro, and European wheat deficits raise concerns about oats and crops in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Southern
California
Southern Pacific
Europe
Dornbusch
Nova Scotia Day at Jamestown Exposition
Nova Scotia residents in New England and the Eastern States join a gala reunion at the James town Exposition. October 24 is Nova Scotia Day with military and naval reveils, speeches, and an exhibit highlighting the province’s minerals and gold discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova
Nova Scotia
Burglar in London Regrets Speed Regime Slowdown
A London burglar arrested last night expressed stinging regret about aging as he recalled a time when he could rob twenty houses in two hours. He noted he is getting old and slower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cuthura Remedies Cure Eight-Year Skin Sore
An unnamed male from Columbus Avenue New York reports eight years of skin sores and underarm pain. After spending about $300 on doctors and remedies, seven days of using Cuticura Remedies reportedly cured him, enabling a return to work. The note also mentions emigration benefiting workers and Sicily labor conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Mirschlaff
Columbus
New York
N. Y
Five Months in Hospital Then Discharged as Cure Unachieved
Levi P. Brockway of Anoka Minnesota reports five months in hospital ending in discharge as incurable. He claims Dyan's Kidney Pills cured his heart strains smothering spells and vision and kidney issues. The ad notes the product at 50 cents a box from Foster-Mibuth Co Buffalo and mentions a Dublin Amsterdam Turkey factory polishing high valued diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi P. Brockway
Second Ave
Anoka
Minn
Foster-Mibuth Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Court awards Greer payment for misrepresented horse sale
In Washington County Court R B Wasson of Donora was ordered to repay C W Greer of Monessen the 118.98 paid for a horse plus interest after misrepresentation over the horse. Greer said the animal could not drive as claimed and Wasson asserted the horse would drive either single or double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Douglas
Aoy
W.L
Douglas
W. 1. Douglas
Brockton Mars
W. Eo Douglas
Saution
W. L. Doula
Shoea
Brockton
Masa
Washington
R. B. Wasson
Donora
C. W. Greer
Monessen
Greer
Wasson
Philadainhin Tarard
The Task. The hardest thing to win In the world is your own self respect
Louis Globe-Democrat notes a philosophical reflection on personal integrity and the challenge of gaining self respect as the hardest victory, suggesting inner discipline and honest living as key priorities. The piece frames self-worth as a harder triumph than external accolades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Globe-Democrat
Pleasures of Deserted London in the dead season
The London Tatler notes that a few residents remain in town during the dead season to enjoy freedom from social engagements. It quips a man can go where he pleases and dress as he wishes with no one to harass him while strolling along a peaceful Piceadily amid the deserted city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nic
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Chandler
Robert Mather
Rock Island System
Luara
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Middleboro
Masg
Eurogie
Touran
Benedaloglat
Daughters of the Early Foundora
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Congo
Jamestown
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Palermo
Jiusy Diamond Industry
Amsterdan
Treland
Hale
Yar
Pike
Cale
Hickens
Beals
Vaer
Jon
Andy Fowls
Savelor
Book Publishing House
Leonard St
Quincy
Miss Adelaide Nichols
Romania
Lyla E. Pinkhorn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Misa Adelaide Nichols
West 22Nd Street
Mra. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
George Touchard
la Nouvelle Revue
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W. D. Howells
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Doncaster
Harper's
St. Vitus
Kline
H.R. Kline
Arch St
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Cursey & Co
Laledo
Unienigneal
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O. Hall
S-Jacobs Oil
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