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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
2
The article notes widespread garden insect problems with the Colorado potato beetle. It explains life stages from overwintered adults to eggs and larvae and recommends early hand-picking and crushing eggs, with kerosene in water for beetles, to prevent damage during the potato growing season.
Digestive disorders cause trouble in young lambs. Move lambs from mothers and give only small milk portions. A tablespoonful of milk of magnesia helps. Milk the udder before allowing a lamb to nurse.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture guidance on organizing tools and materials. Emphasizes keeping parts in proper places and using boxes or bins to prevent mixed sizes for quick access.
United States Department guidance explains pine mice damage in Virginia Maryland and other eastern states to vegetables stored underground and early garden seed. It covers trapping on small areas and poisoned bait methods with precise mixtures and application methods for effective control.
Pennsylvania zoologist Prof H A Surface says spraying apple trees with lime sulfur when blossoms are open causes little harm to bees. Bees avoid flowers with lime sulfur, suggesting minimal danger from such spray during bloom.
Growers are advised on using arsenate of lead or Paris green to control pests. Prepare a two-thirds ounce per gallon spray and apply with a fine mist atomizer to cover upper leaf surfaces. A dusting method uses the same poison with lime, applied via cheesecloth, for small scale use.
The guidance describes using a misty nozzle and proper pressure to apply petal fall spray from above as the calyx opens. The aim is to fill the calyx cup with poison for effective treatment.
Under general conditions about one pound of ice will be required to cool and keep one pound of cream in good condition until delivered to the cream org when deliveries are made three times a week.
Fragmentary note advises against bean cultivation when foliage is wet from dew and hints at a fox at work. The text is sparse and lacks clear context or dates, but centers on agricultural caution and possible animal disturbance.
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