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Newspaper
Farmington Enterprise
Location
Farmington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
7
The article discusses grafting and top-working fruit trees, detailing cleft and kerf grafting methods, when to graft, and cautions about over-grafting. It explains how to prepare stubs, align inner and outer bark, and wax grafts, advising gradual topping and careful pruning to avoid tree failure.
The fragment reads as an unclear note about removing something and referencing an entity labeled Ri. No coherent event, date, or names are discernible to form a proper news item.
A fragment from a farm note describes farm animals showing active craving for salt. The text mentions Seerbaning ter Och and hints at appetite concerns, but details are incomplete.
A fragmentary text hints at keeping conversations quiet and restraint in relationships. It mentions an American husband, themes of discretion, and social expectations though the wording is garbled and unclear. The piece references fashion and appearances in a non-specific social context.
A French study by Dr. Gatin in Paris showed tar dust from road surfacing stunts tree growth and damages leaves. Along tarred roads, trees like catalpa black locust and sycamore exhibit reduced starch, altered bark, and corky vein formations, with cumulative injuries appearing over several seasons.
A playful newspaper snippet features a judge inviting a person to return Monday night for homemade fudge. The quoted exchange centers on a candy date plan and a lighthearted promise.
Potash Cohen fails to make eight good golf shots as Perlmutter Forry questions the result. Potash Heneffer loudly proclaims a fore ale and three ninety eight Wisconsin Sphinx chatter surrounds the scene.
A county fair scene is described with a suffragist speaker mocked by geese, the crowd reacting with laughter as the judge notes the humorous exchange and implied opposition. The exchange highlights rural attitudes toward woman suffrage in a satirical tone.
Justice Mareau dismissed Samuel Markowits's suit seeking an annulment of his marriage to Mildred Markowicz. Mareau called the suit absurd as it seeks an annulment because Mildred refused to kiss him. Mildred was eighteen when they wed. Markowits had four prior marriages, with two deaths and two divorces.
Nellie McCoy recounts an advance agent who kept the show thriving despite Saturday night closings and Sunday rests, starting fresh Monday. His Quaker mother chides his place in show business yet encourages his skill and steadiness in the work.
Grand jury record recounts a Bible finding two concealed 350 dollar bills. George W. Selbert, foreman, recalled how his mother gave him the Bible at marriage and how, while considering disposal, he found the money tucked between pages. The Bible remains in his possession.
An advertising notice promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children. It asserts the product has a long history and bears the signature "In Use For Over 0 Years" with children urged to cry for Castoria.
Professor Enoch Dubber will read a learned paper before the Mental Research society tonight. The Gibbits are expected to attend, and the speaker notes that his wife tends to accompany Mrs Gibbit to such high brow events.
A preparation touted as better than tooth powder cleanses whiten teeth removes tartar and prevents decay. Paxtine Antiseptic is sold by The Paxton Toilet Co. Boston mass 25 cents a box or sent postpaid on receipt of price.
In a bustling workplace, a blond stenographer stirs tensions as chatter rises about devotion to office duties. The exchange hints at a personal pull overshadowing routine clerical tasks among staff.
An Allen's Foot Ease advertisement promotes using antiseptic powder to wear a size smaller shoe. The copy also references dancing parties and mailing addresses in Le Roy New York. It then oddly shifts to a dated social line about an average 18 year old girl meeting the sole man she could love.
A fragmentary quotation frames health as fashion and virtue. It contrasts a pure lifestyle with a gentle heart and poised temper, attributed to a Dickensian sentiment about well being and kindness.
A brief note praises Red Cross Bag Blue for making laundry easier and whitening clothes, while remarking that some men avoid bragging about themselves.
A Terre Haute public school teacher joins a chorus about the strain of teaching and the need for renewed energy. The piece notes exhaustion from illness and difficult conditions, mentioning a spring 1968 bout of influenza and weak health affecting work.
The Detroit Journal argues for annual city spending of $25,000 to maintain shade trees rather than plant more. It highlights the value of existing trees worth hundreds of dollars and criticizes neglect from pests, urging preservation and proper maintenance for lasting beauty.
The piece describes a small garden with roses and vegetables. It notes how planting and growing can become engaging and how even a modest plot can be laid out effectively with some taste. It emphasizes patient effort and personal satisfaction in cultivation.
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