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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
5
The article explains soil needs for tomatoes and early harvest benefits. It covers soil richness, manure, and fertilizer, plus planting distances for trained versus untrained plants and spacing options to maximize yield.
Garden specialists advise sowing tomato seeds in a cigar box of mellow soil six to eight weeks before last frost. Keep soil moist and box placed by a sunny window, turning daily. Transplant to a larger box when crowded, then harden off before outdoor planting.
Farmers who ship large numbers of hogs sheep and calves during the year benefit from a movable chute designed for loading. The device streamlines handling and reduces effort in stock transfers.
A simple movable livestock loading chute built on a pair of old buggy or cultivator wheels. The design enables easy handling and efficient loading or unloading of live stock.
Specialists outline spring actions to curb the European corn borer near Lake Erie including burning corn stubble and releasing parasitic insects from cocoons. The effort, in cooperation with state agencies, aims to prevent spread into the corn belt while monitoring infestations in New York and Massachusetts.
USDA bureau of markets specialists urge shippers to meet quality standards for potatoes. Badly cut, mashed, frosted, decayed, sunburned, blighted, or rot damaged stock reduces market prices and causes losses for growers as markets become overloaded.
United States Department of Agriculture experts say proper lawn care reduces weeds. Mowing rolling fertilizing and watering promote desired grasses and exclude weeds. Avoid manure with weed seeds and use pure seed when sowing.
Garden plants that grow tall should not shade sun loving plants. On rich soils corn yields rise with the same labor, so adjust planting to maximize light and soil benefits.
Advertisement style prose mentions Cuticura products for baby rashes with hot baths and ointment, plus talcum. It also references a historic Norfolk house and a crime tied to the Fifteenth Century. Red Cross Ball Blue laundry soap promises snowy linens.
During peace celebrations in London, guests from a West End restaurant tossed roses, a bracelet, a ring, hair ornaments, and later spoons and forks to crowds below. An elder man added an apple, safely returned, then treasury notes were flung until the giver declared nothing left amid cheers. Wisconsin dairy lead note.
A London Answers report notes a dog on Madagascar's west coast habitually fisheries from the sea. The animal stalks water, dives for a fish, pulls it ashore, and eats it, showing a practiced routine that rivals a London zoo cat's fishing. Also included are proverbs on honey and sting and a reflection on the dollar's purchasing power.
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