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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1914
Page
6
The Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station reports alfalfa can be grown on most soil types with proper fertility. Without 40 to 50 bushels per acre at a normal season, no fertilizer can compensate. For poor land, rotate with fertilizing crops and apply manure if possible to build organic matter.
Alfalfa needs well drained land to avoid winter heaving from freeze thaw cycles. Lime is essential on Maryland soils, with 1 ton per acre of caustic lime or 2600–2700 pounds hydrated lime, or 8,600 pounds to 2 tons per acre of ground lime stone. Best practice is to lime before sowing, but applying after seeding can still yield good results.
The Maryland Week Exhibition runs November 16 to 21 with increased club exhibit prizes for fruits vegetables cereals and dairy. The Maryland State Horticultural Society urges all sections to plan prize displays, study rules, and attend the Baltimore meetings to showcase local farm efforts.
Maryland Agricultural College reports two asparagus beetles threaten crops. Larvae ruin shoots, but postharvest spraying with arsenate of lead mixed with soap or syrup can reduce damage on large patches. Big lobster tale follows about a fisherman in Boston reporting a three foot lobster attack.
A sermon on Mark 10 32 45 contrasts self seeking disciples with Jesus the self renouncing master. It traces Jesus journey to Jerusalem and his suffering, death, and resurrection as the path to true greatness through service. The passage contrasts the disciples request for glory with Jesus teaching on drinking the cup and baptism of suffering.
armed men spill into the town chasing rumors of danger. Rich owners flee with families seeking ransom safety. Don Cipriano Aragon y Tres Palacios faces exile as Don Juan provides rooms at his hotel. Gracia Aragon walks with her mother amid a festive plaza scene while Bud longingly eyes her hoping to defend her from the attackers.
A quaker household in central Ohio recalls a morning about fifty years ago when a neighboring man refused breakfast with the Quaker family. After a brief disagreement he attempts to sit at the table but is firmly refused and sent away. The scene illustrates Quaker plain living and restraint.
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