Sweetened bait offers new fly control method in Maryland
Maryland entomologists report a sugar Malathion bait testing 27 toxicants for fly control. The 2 oz Malathian emulsion 2 lb sugar and 2 gallons water mix proved effective in dairy barns with rapid kill rates and low cost. County agents noted 67 500 flies killed in under an hour and blanketing results within 1 2 hours.
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Why Send Them Away Continued from Page 3
A reflective piece argues against banning people or ideas, urging neighborly cooperation and tolerance. It emphasizes learning to get along, shedding hateful thoughts, and maintaining peace within oneself and with others. The ending uses a whimsical image of penguins to illustrate adaptability and balance.
Vacation Bible School attendance at Immanuel Church
Mr and Mrs Charles Davis attended the Vacation Bible School commencement at Immanuel Church Grasonville where over 125 children registered. Many local families visited relatives and friends across the week with numerous social calls noted among residents including the Ramsburgs Edgells Willoughbys Pippins and others.
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Maryland Wildlife Range and Description of a River Fish
Introduced in Maryland mainly in the Potomac and Susquehanna basins, this Mississippi Valley native ranges from Ontario to the Gulf. It is usually gray with occasional light olive, reaches about 20 inches, has eight long barbels, and a small dorsal fin. Spawning occurs in spring with upstream migration. feeding occurs by day and mostly at night. Omnivorous, it eats worms, frogs, crayfish, insects and decayed life. slow moving, it favors clean swift waters, and is valued for its white flaky flesh and delicate flavor.
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Social Security Tax for Domestic Workers Question
A reader asks about withholding Social Security tax from a maid's pay. The guidance states there is no choice. you must report to the Collector of Internal Revenue for each domestic worker paid $50 or more in cash during a calendar quarter who works for you up to 24 days in that quarter. Subscribe for The Journal today.
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