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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1948
Page
8
Practical guide on selecting fresh green asparagus and storing it. Choose stalks that are green along most of their length, not too thin, with compact firm tips. Keep in refrigeration or a cool dark place to prevent rapid deterioration. rehydrate wilted stalks briefly in cold water. Large bunches can be economical, but store unused stalks promptly.
Dr Karl H Pfuetze told the Illinois state medical society that streptomycin is the most effective and least toxic drug for tuberculosis but not a cure all. Discovered four years ago, it serves best in acute pulmonary TB to buy time for natural defenses, and should be avoided if recovery is likely without it.
The National safety council reports police now use a spectrophotometer that can distinguish over two million colors. A tiny paint speck from a hit run scene can be matched to car paints from different makes models and years. Vehicle registrations in the area are then checked against the color match to identify suspects.
The fall blooming anemone Japonica starts to bloom in September and lasts until frost. It reaches about three feet in height with single or semi double flowers in pinks from salmon to deep rose and white. It requires deep rich soil, good drainage, and ample water in dry periods, thrives in full sun but tolerates light shade.
Foot and toe contusions in the nations plants cost employers an average of 32.06 per case per three year study of 3 853 injuries. Though based on one Peoria Illinois plant, the figures apply to industry within a few cents according to Occupational Hazards.
The gardener should dust bean stalks with a rotenone preparation as soon as leaves form and repeat weekly during the growing season to prevent beetle infestation. Baby Giant Radio notes rapid growth in broadcasting with 37 million homes with radios and 170000 TVs, plus thousands of workers and stations.
Maryland farmers rush into the 1948 wheat loan program with prices near market, enabling redemption if prices rise and CCC ownership if they fall. PMA officials cite historical post harvest price gains and urge contact with local Triple-A offices. Subtopics cover garlic deductions, Maryland price details, and a three point home storage plan to prevent insect damage through prompt harvest, airtight bins, and August fumigation.
Local reader promotion invites subscription to The Denton Journal and promises full county news coverage. Includes notices, schedules, and brief community updates from Denton and surrounding areas.
The Marydel Mar Del Fire Company announces a three day carnival to be held in Marydel on September 3, 4 and 6. Watch this column for further details. Several local residents spent Monday in Allentown, visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Knoll of Yonkers have purchased and moved to the farm formerly owned by H E Campbell. Mrs Earl Thousand of New York City and Mrs Edna Johnson of Kingston were guests of Mr and Mrs Nolan Steele during the week.
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