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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
8
An aging guide lists crops and harvest signs for greens roots and fruits. It covers leaf lettuce kale spinach parsley chard turnips peas beans carrots beets cabbage cucumbers peppers tomatoes and more with size shape and ripeness cues for best table quality.
A fragmented survey on tea making notes the essential oil tannin and theme for flavor. It covers world tea practices from England to Morocco and Persia, plus simple desserts and recipes like tapioca date sponge and green pea soup, with kitchen tips and humorous asides.
A man complains of persistent misunderstanding while a respondent says the public has grown tired of the issue. The dialogue references Bees and a figure named Rufmeck amid vague local tension.
The article stresses universal agreement among peach growers that thorough tillage is essential for orchard development. It advises starting in year one, expanding tilled area yearly, and maintaining a dust mulch to preserve moisture, with tillage timing tied to soil condition, fruit set, and irrigation.
The Brown Swiss breed originated in Schwyz Switzerland and is found mainly in New York and Wisconsin. Cows average about 1250 pounds while bulls weigh 1500 to 2500 pounds. Milk production averages 10868.7 pounds per year with 3.995 percent fat and 438.45 pounds butterfat. The top ten producers range from 16496.7 to 19460.6 pounds of milk and 647.80 to 798.16 pounds butterfat.
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at orchard yields and disputes over land occupation and taxation. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to specify parties or outcomes.
The article urges Americans to grow food in backyard gardens to support the war effort, noting that costs to raise produce may exceed market prices when labor is considered. It emphasizes using spare time to boost food production for the front lines.
The article explains pruning impacts fruit quantity and production cost in grape growing. It compares pruning styles by trellis needs and labor, noting some systems require costly supports and summer tying while others cut expenditures, affecting profit margins as grape prices fall.
The piece promotes spring health tonic use for thin watery blood and fatigue. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Anuric as remedies, detailing ingredients and a mail order process from Dr. Pierce's Hotel in Buffalo, with advice on diet to aid kidney issues.
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