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Newspaper
English News
Location
English, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
7
Budding uses a bud with a bark piece instead of a full scion. Best done late growth period but before growth ends. Use 1 to 3 year old stocks. Cut the scion when buds appear, typically July or August, with leaf petiole left, then make an T shaped bark cut.
Step by step guide to budding fruit stocks with knife angles, bark handling, and bud insertion. Details include cutting beneath the bud, removing wood for most fruits, cross-cut depth for pears and cherry, bark tightening, and tying with tuba or cotton twine.
The article recommends spraying apple trees before bud break with Bordeaux mixture or copper sulfate solution to protect fruits. It details mixing ratios five pounds copper sulfate, five pounds lime, and 50 gallons water, stresses fresh lime and purity of copper sulfate, and advises straining before use. It outlines timing: first spray before blossoms, then two to three follow ups at two to three week intervals.
The article notes rising interest in tree planting across plains regions where inhabitants from tree rich areas realize the scarcity. It highlights intensified efforts to increase forest cover and urban landscaping to counter the absence of trees.
Be E Spradling of Graham county Kansas asks if mulching fruit trees with stable manure is harmful. Prairie Farmer explains root depth depends on region and aeration, recommending light mulch 2–3 inches with occasional cultivation, plus wider mulched rows for easier care and moisture retention.
The Farm Journal suggests planting bean rows in couples and placing poles as shown to bridge the gap between scarce and ample supplies. Intervening space should be filled with short stakes, one per bean hill, with twine or rope extending to the main pole.
Basic farming tips cover fruit spraying and pruning for healthier vines and berries. Guidance includes thorough spray work, early Bordeaux mix for rot prevention, prompt brush burning, and manure around new trees after rain to boost moisture and growth.
The Engineering Magazine notes multiple coal beds in the Philippines with the Batan seam showing up to eight feet at surface, a five foot thickness near Calahaga bay, and an exceptional 39 feet at the Argera pertenencia anticline. Tests aboard the Wright in 1904 show Batan coal yields more lump, faster speeds, cleaner burn with less ash and no clinkers compared with Kishima coal.
The piece argues Turkish rule in Europe has long been hopeless and dwindling while Asia faces serious trouble. It predicts an eventual destruction of the empire as pressures mount on all sides and the Turk faces inevitable decline.
About 180 musical professors, mostly men, teach singing in Allan's teaching rooms in Melbourne. Pupils are mostly girls and the list of names is a selected portion of instructors involved in the program.
The German steamer Sverabaya, after trading coal for Japan during wartime, later served Russia and attempted to smuggle arms to Vladivostok but failed to break the Japanese blockade. It took refuge in the Amur river, vanished since October, and was found encased in ice near Nikolaievsk with the crew’s bodies frozen on board.
Parkersburg merchant W L Jackson reports two decades of kidney pain and urinary trouble ending after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He says the urine flow returned and pain faded, claiming eight years of cure and maintaining activity despite age. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a bottle Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A compact, cryptic verse tone contrasts prison terms with government bonds and a burglar’s exit. It hints at progress despite meetings, muddy streams leaping falls, and a fine line between civility and crime. The piece closes urging calm at crossroads.
The Chicago Tribune quotes a remark about civic righteousness, noting the mismatch between lofty talk and actions, as a critique of public morals and accountability. The exchange highlights concerns over integrity and local reputation.
Mrs Mary Metzger of Sweetwater Oklahoma details severe eczema last year with itching spreading over her body and bleeding nights. She used Cuticura Remedies as directed and reports rapid relief and full recovery. June 28 1905.
A young woman shares life changing news with her elderly aunt during a bright moment. The aunt reacts with mock alarm, warning she might choke if kissed, then delivers a humorous quip about swallowing her teeth.
In a quizzical lecture anecdote the speaker claims nine women out of ten propose to their beaus. The audience hushes as married men are asked to stand if their wives asked them first. A judge notes the whispered chorus in response.
The exchange features Mr Nervey and Mr Goldrox as they discuss an engagement with Nervey declaring his intent to marry, while Goldrox asserts his protective stance and demands clarity on the matter. The playful dialogue reflects social expectations and family approval in a formal Philadelphia context.
A humorous anecdote describes former Ohio governor George Hoadly in a campaign stop. At a small Buckeye hotel the register clerk marks the room as number 10 and asks the senator to use it. Hoadly declares his title, the clerk asks what to do and quips about kissing him.
A mother and daughter gain access to Paderewski and the mother cheers as the daughter seeks the maestro's verdict. Paderewski smiles and offers a moral quip, saying she must be charitable since she lets her left hand not know what her right hand does.
A Cleveland Leader note quotes a woman rejecting a marriage proposal with a terse reply and a pre paid reply. The Wasp adds a line about custody claiming the court ordered the father to have the child six months annually. The item frames legal friction and parental custody in brief society notices.
A delicate refined woman faces a feared test of privacy as a physician asks intimate questions about personal ills. The piece highlights unease and social pressures surrounding medical scrutiny of private health matters.
A Manning Indiana woman credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief from female trouble including fainting spells backache and irregular periods after two years of ineffective medical care The letter to Mrs Pinkham claims life saving results and restoration to health highlighting widespread testimonials for the product.
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