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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1966
Page
24
The article explains grafting a peach twig into an almond tree to produce both fruits. It notes rules: only related species can graft and cambium contact is required. Grafting allows ornamentals and ensures desired fruit types in cultivation.
The text explains grafting young trees or shrubs onto hardy, disease resistant stock to produce sturdy plants. Delicate varieties, less hardy on their own, are grafted onto strong stock to improve growth and fruit quality.
A trio of quick riddles: What is yours yet used by others more than you? Your name. How many birds left after seven birds with one shot? One—the one you shot. Which animal is most generous? The skunk, because he always gives you a scent.
The item announces Alan Weitberg of Cherry Hill New Jersey wins a Britannica World Atlas for a crossword puzzle. It features a playful “Tell Me Why” request and asks for a puzzle entry with name age and address, plus a mention of a local winner Louise Beam, 11, Mt Holly Springs PA.
Dr. L C Young officiated three generations of the Combest Daughterty Wesley Williams clan in marriage ceremonies. In 1919 he united Marion Combest with Doll Daughterty, in 1935 he tied Hilda to Charles Wesley, and in 1966 he joined Nancy Wesley with Lewis Williams.
In 1965 West Germany drug stores made 20 percent of photo product sales, behind full time photographic retailers with 60 percent. Photo goods ranked fifth among major merchandise in drug stores.
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