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Newspaper
Fredericksburg Standard
Location
Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1929
Page
13
The article cites careless application and poor equipment as main causes of bad spray results. It recommends thorough covering of the tree, using five to six gallons for average apples, spraying fruit mid to late stages, and ensuring two angle coverage per fruit. It suggests a barrel-sized outfit with 26 feet of hose and an angle nozzle for fine mist dispersion.
Simple economical recipes for ham and macaroni bake plus a rolled flank steak dish. The ham macaroni bake layers pasta with tomato sauce cheese and bread crumb topping. The flank steak uses a celery onion butter dressing rolled and browned then slow cooked until tender in a waterless cooker. Local ads for Wolf Proof Fencing and plumbing supplies follow.
Oklahoma researchers describe meningitis features and transmission. The piece explains incubation, crowded conditions, carriers, and prevention steps such as boiling water, washing exposed foods, avoiding open candy, checking canned goods, not refreezing melted ice cream, and using milk from tuberculin tested cows.
A public health notice urges protection for children ages one to twelve against diphtheria. It explains toxin-antitoxin and Schick testing, notes delayed immunity, and advises six month recheck. Free clinics exist in Texas towns. over 640 diphtheria deaths were reported in 1927 1928. toxin-antitoxin should be refrigerated below 50 degrees Fahrenheit.
Before you buy, check Fredericksburg Implement Co for the year's new and surprising farm tools. The store advertises fresh options for the season, inviting farmers to compare innovations and prices.
Fire at 6 a.m. caused an estimated 50000 in damage to the San Antonio federal building housing the post office and federal court. Originated in the attic and likely started by a short circuit wire. Mail matter was not damaged or delayed.
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