Praying Mantis Endears Itself as Farmer Ally
The Praying Mantis, three inches or more, green or brown, sits in silent readiness to grasp prey with its spined forelegs. Its voracious hunger helps farmers by reducing caterpillars beetles and pests. it is harmless to humans and egg-cases are often kept in gardens.
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Coronet Magazine
Nearby Woodlands Stock for Landscaping and Shade Trees
Nearby woodlands offer nursery stock for rural families planning landscape improvements. Common plantings include rhododendron dogwood scotch pine holly pine and laurel. Shade trees such as American elm ash oaks and hard maple. evergreens provide screening and boundary plantings.
Goose Pelts Promise Gold for Geese Raisers
A new process tans goose skins then dyes the down, yielding soft warm pelts. Fashion interest and promissory gold for goose raisers emerge as uses expand to luxury puffs trims dresses and baby shoes.
Disease Strikes Henderson Swine Herds Across Summers
Henderson Kentucky farmers report a strange disease has killed over 1,000 hogs this summer. Veterinarians have yet to identify the illness definitively while it recurs each season and spreads to more than 150 herds in the Henderson area.
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Henderson
Kentucky
HADACOL Aids Tired Workers Says San Francisco Man
Bert Baldwin Jr of San Francisco reports improved energy and sleep after using HADACOL for fatigue due to vitamin and mineral deficiencies. He credits better appetite and daily work drive to the product and endorses its money back guarantee. Sold at drug counters with trial and family sizes offered.
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Bert Baldwin, Jr
Golden Gate Avenue
San Francisco
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LeBlanc Corporation
Lafayette
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