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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1912
Page
3
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Fragment discusses belief in Vels-Naptha and claims about cleansing. It argues many men are wealthy because others thought similarly about the telephone. The speaker notes old soaps require boiling and rubbing to remove dirt, implying a critique of traditional cleaning methods.
Daisy Grace de Kol, junior four year old dairy cow, set records for butter fat, surpassing previous center four year old and breed fat benchmarks. She produced 18.5 pounds of fat in a verification test, averaging 4.5 percent fat over a year. Bred at Maplecraft farm, East Shean, she is described as vigorous, well marked, and expected to weigh about 1500 pounds.
A Kansas Farmer notes trees adapted to climate and soil can improve farms. Treeless areas are barren and desolate. Well chosen trees, neat and thrifty, enhance farm life and productivity.
A historical note extols a renowned horse conditioner who feeds stallions six pounds of oats daily. The noon and evening rations total five pounds of oats, eight quarts of bran, and three quarts of chopped hay. Carriage feed includes a teacle meal while wired hay remains before them, with all fed in a tidy stable routine.
Practical farming guidance on irrigation and plant care. Emphasizes gentle watering, avoiding forceful streams, proper soil moisture, and timing for harvest. Includes notes on crop spacing, fertility, and avoiding waste while ensuring healthy growth.
An old tip suggests sinking a tin can with a hole near the bottom into the soil to deliver water directly to plant roots. Keep the can topped up until the plant shows resilience, aiding drought conditions.
Harvesting wheat should prevent overripe grain to avoid waste from shelling and to keep flour quality high as outer coverings thicken into bran. The practice of setting up in round shocks with two broken middies is no longer favored as much as it used to be.
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