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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1906

Page

8

Small suburban garden plan yields greens on tiny plots

Percy Taylor outlines an economical method for turning a twenty five foot frontage into a productive garden. By trenching, layering soil and manure, and creating two long beds plus multiple smaller beds, a small lot can produce peas beans tomatoes and greens with minimal waste from paths. He stresses hand work, dry soil planting, careful watering and crop succession for continuous harvest and family benefits.

Wardwell Percy Taylor

Long Island Railroad Reclaims Pine Barrens

The Long Island Railroad launches an experimental fruit and vegetable farm on seven acres of pine barrens near the North Shore. Plans include additional farms mid island and on the south shore as Suffolk County lists vast tracts of low value land while railroads push settlement and reclamation efforts across the nation.

Long Island Railroad Company Ita Long Island Suffolk County Long Island Railroad Rero Srustactory Hoge

Millionaire Waldorf manager quits after forty-six years

Thomas H. Hillard, an Irish immigrant who rose to run the Waldorf Astoria, declares he has earned enough after twenty-five years in hotel management and prudent investments. He is noted for innovations in hotel life and known for not overcharging guests.

Waldorf-Astoria New York Thomas H. Hillard Ireland

Nine Million Plows at Work On American Farms

An overview of U S farming mechanics notes nearly 200 million acres to be plowed this year and about 9 million plows in use. It highlights regional methods from primitive digging sticks to oxen yoked teams and modern traction engines, with diverse labor on the plains and in the south.

United States Great Southwest Mohave Canada New England Middle West

Misconceptions About Nicotine and Tobacco Tar

A scientific article clarifies that the dark substance in pipes is tar from tobacco smoke, not nicotine. Nicotine is scarce in tobacco and destroyed by burning, so smoking does not poison through nicotine. excess smoking remains harmful for other reasons.

Kentucky Havana

Visiting kin bring cheerful talk at Greene home

Mrs Slowe expresses happiness that Mr Greene's brother enjoyed his visit. Mr Greene compliments the guest, calling him the sort of youngster who can entertain himself anywhere.

Mrs. Slowe

By Finn the Comedian Elke a grate full of coals burg

A playful verse by Finn the Comedian presents a quirky quip about a grate full of coals and a bustling crowd. The humorous rhymes contrast gratitude with self deprecation in a light stage dismissed mood.

Finn

Death toll in India from serpents tigers and wolves tally

Simla report states that last year 2,167 people in India died due to snakes tigers and wolves.

Simla India

Sixty Thousand Elephants Slaughtered Yearly for Ivory

Report notes a global demand for ivory drives the killing of approximately sixty thousand elephants each year. Conservationists urge stricter trade controls and protected habitats to curb the slaughter and preserve elephant populations.

No Flight or Fancy Bird Hat Echoes Value

A quirky saying compares a bird in hand to two in the bush and a mil liner's bill to a forty in the bush, using hat imagery to illustrate value and luck.

Powerpaint paint without oil offered by A L Rice

A. L. Rice of Adams New York announces a new paint called Powerpaint made with cold water no oil. It is weather proof fire proof adheres to wood stone brick and costs a quarter of oil paint. A free trial package color card and book on painting are sent by return mail.

A. L. Rice Adams, N. Y A.L. Rice Manus North St Adams N. Y

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