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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1907
Page
3
The article explains growing and blanching the White Plume celery with soil banks and straw cover, plus storing methods in frames or trenches to protect winter crops. It also discusses hog care practices, including coal tar slop dips to fight internal parasites and keep hogs healthy for market, from Iowa Homestead style farming notes.
The article notes plums rank beside peaches in importance in temperate regions, thriving across Massachusetts soils due to varied varieties and hardiness. Though often neglected, many farms have only knot-prone trees. proper care makes plum culture as manageable as corn, tobacco, or strawberries, per F A Wath of Massachusetts Agricultural College.
A gardener advises where broccoli thrives, noting third rate onion crops as a signal. Planting in thin soils with a crowbar may be required, but plants become hardier and survive winter better than those grown quickly in loose heavily manured soils.
A writer argues hardier stock survives tough seasons and supports frugal feeding when forage is scarce. It warns novices against overreliance on extended care and unnecessary costs, noting savings from prudent management can sustain profits and enable two to three seasons with minimal input.
The piece describes evaporating apples to reduce moisture and prevent decay, noting that ripe winter varieties lose about five gallons of water per bushel during evaporation. It also suggests a simple hog dip using a pit filled with tar or kerosene and water, claiming the tar spreads far and the method is effective. It adds a note on maintaining a clean water supply for household health and dairy products.
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery uses glycerine as a carrier and demulcent, enhancing native medicinal roots like Goldenseal and Black Cherry bark. It claims to subdue bronchial and lung affections, support nourishment, and purify the blood, with emphasis on use in early consumption and non alcoholic formula.
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