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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
3
An orchardist guide details selecting spray materials for pests and diseases, explains Bordeaux mixture and arsenate use, proper mixing, and dormant spraying for San Jose scale. It covers kerosene emulsion recipes, lime sulphur washes, and precautions to avoid foliage burning and precipitate formation.
The text describes making a closing device using blocks one inch thick and four inches long with a half inch hole edgewise. Nail a block to each stanchion and to each post on the opposite side. Thread a three eighths inch rope through holes, knot, pull through to the next stanchion, and repeat to the end. The stanchions should all be secured accordingly.
Instructions describe assembling and using latches with rings and twine to control multiple stanchions. Fasten a ring in each latch and another above and midway between rings. Attach twine from end No 2, thread through each latch ring and the next ring above, so a single pull opens or closes all.
The article argues ducks can be reared without water but yield better profits if allowed to follow natural lines. It emphasizes that duck farming thrives when practices align with innate behaviors and ecological needs.
Great care should be exercised that breeding stock young chicks or eggs for hatching be secured from flocks free from white diarrhoea infection.
An article explains how tiny soil bacteria attach to legume roots, form nodules, and multiply rapidly. These bacteria fix atmospheric nitrogen into soluble nitrates, fertilizing the soil and potentially delivering about $20 per acre in nitrogen value annually under favorable conditions.
Heavily manured soils for cabbage lettuce celery and similar crops require little manure the next year when planted with tomatoes peppers and root crops if a fair amount of commercial fertilizer is used.
Sampson’s strength fades as 60 Senator Thomas of Colorado visits a capitol barber. A beardless intruder faces a stern doorkeeper before a colleague confirms his identity. The shorn senator is guided to the galleries while the barber hides.
The notice promotes a nightly scalp treatment using Cuticura ointment and soap to relieve itching dandruff and hair loss. It instructs parting the hair and rubbing the ointment into the scalp, then shampooing with Cuticura Soap the next morning. Free samples offered with a 32 page Skin Book from Cuticura, Boston.
An observant man argues juries are biased by superstition in damages awards. He cites a fifth story bricks scenario and a ladder as examples, claiming jurors' prejudices influence compensation levels based on perceived bad luck.
One application of Tetterine cured me of a five year itching piles case says Bayard Benton of Walterboro. Tetterine treats eczema tetter ground itch ringworm infants sore head pimples and many skin ailments. Tetterine 50c soap 2c available at druggists or from The Shuptrine Co Savannah Ga with a free Liver Pills offer on mail orders.
Scattered ruins across Ponapee and Lele include massive walls canals earthworks and stone roads. Ancient platforms and lagoon fish weirs survive, offering archaeologists a rich field for study.
Cautionary notice urges mothers to inspect Castoria bottles for the CADE signature. Claims Castoria has been in use for over 30 years as a safe remedy for infants and children, noting that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
The quotation urges living with no wasted remorse and to escape needless self blame. It contrasts vain self condemnation with actionable focus on avoiding real troubles and seizing remaining opportunities for good.
The London Mail reports Doctor William Brown's lecture at King's College describing a 22 year old woman with two alternating identities A and B. Hypnosis enabled merging the two personalities into a single healthy personality, following earlier Boston work by Dr Morton Prince on Miss Beauchamp.
An old advertisement touts RUB-MY-TISM as a cure for rheumatism and various pains including neuralgia cramps colic sprains bruises cuts and burns. It also names antiseptic anodyne and lists a price of 25 cents.
A Northern gentleman observes a bear hunt in Mississippi. When dogs fail to flush the bear, a planter sends Sam the enslaved man to retrieve it. Sam enters the cane thicket, wrestles the bear and dogs outside, and explains he faced the danger by knowing and trusting his old boss.
Hicks advertises Capucine as the best remedy for summer headaches caused by heat drafts or feverish conditions. Available in 10c 2c and 60c bottles at medicine stores.
A scientist argues secular temperature shifts stem more from atmospheric carbonic acid variations than solar heat. Reducing CO2 by over half could drop global temps eight degrees, potentially triggering a new ice age, while doubling or tripling CO2 might raise temps by about 15 degrees, reviving Eocene warmth.
A woman laments the challenge of catching a single white hair among brown ones. She describes the process as wasting minutes or hours to grasp the stubborn strand and then discovering she has pulled out a brown hair while the white one remains shining.
Internal chatter points to a restless office with calls for a shakeup amid leadership concerns. Employees debate morale, productivity, and possible changes as tensions rise.
A Vaughan anecdote recounts a suffragette challenge to Father Bernard Vaughan during his U S tour. She asked where he would be without a woman, and he answered that on a sultry evening he would eat ice cream under an apple-tree in the Garden of Eden.
An old advertisement promotes ASK FOR ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE antiseptic powder to shake into shoes. It claims relief for corns bunions ingrowing nails swollen feet blisters and callous spots. Sold everywhere 25c sample free address Allen 8 Olmsted LeRoy N Adv.
A conversation reveals a man boasted about having the town’s finest boy while another man has a boy of his own. A light exchange centers on vanity and parental pride.
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