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Newspaper
Freeport Weekly Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1865
Page
2
A nostalgic ode extols the toad as a harmless helper for farmers and gardeners. It hunts insects at night, using a rapid tongue to capture prey, and its humble appearance masks its value. It is praised for remaining unseen by day, then serenely active after dark.
A reader cites biblical pruning and advises two proven methods to stimulate fruiting. Digging and trenching with fresh soil and root exposure can redirect sap to wood, while careful bark peeling can encourage new bark growth. Root pruning is favored for promoting fruit buds.
A club member seeks help to keep green corn from swelling and bursting cans in New Jersey. The text explains fermentation risks, heating to boil point, and ensuring every grain is fully heated. It notes that long heating times may be required for peaches and various fruits to ensure stability and preserve color, taste, and aroma.
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