Cabbage Beetle Control Methods Highlight Arsenate Formulas
An excerpt from United States Department of Agriculture findings details effective control of the cabbage beetle on cabbage and related crops. It notes tobacco derivatives and arsenate treatments as most effective, with recommended spray formulations and application guidance, plus supplemental cultural practices to reduce damage.
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Union States
Central
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Wibbage
Penn
Hablie
Broom Corn Fiber Demand Reports From Agriculture Bureau
Readable parts indicate an Agriculture Department prepared overview on broom corn fiber demand. Specialists describe market timing, comparison to other corn products, and the role of marketing agencies in distribution and price signals.
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United States Departant of Agriculture
Bien of
United States Department of Agriculture
Tate
Efidtoa
Almanac Guidance Urges Fewer Alfalfa Cuttings Per Year
Government agricultural experts advise limiting alfalfa harvests to improve plant welfare and long term yield. They suggest three or four cuts yearly, allowing four inches of growth after final harvest, to balance tonnage with healthier crops.
Sweet Clover Inoculation Promises Better Profits
The article stresses that proper inoculation is crucial for sweet clover growth and profitability. It recommends applying two tons of ground ammonium or lime across fields and emphasizes sun exposure as a key factor for a healthy yield.
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Heme
Cull Poor Producing Hens In Summer Cull-Out Guide
The article explains culling poor producers in summer and early fall. It describes signs of low productivity such as comb color, feather loss, molt timing, and pelvic bone spread to determine likely nonlaying hens for removal. It emphasizes removing birds when they stop laying, typically July or August.
Proper Drainage Essentials for Focatknine Soils
In nearly all soils drainage is essential for health. Ensure drainage, apply horse manure heavily to improve structure, and adjust fertilization to restore normal conditions. Consider alkaline issues and avoid overloading until the soils reach stable, improved conditions.
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Eigen
Fall Styles Feature Longer Skirts and Coats
The article surveys autumn fashion, noting longer skirts from fingertip to knee, and coats with trim and embroidery. It highlights two outfits: a brown sailing suit with silk embroidery and taupe fur accents, and a second design with a flared skirt, embroidered panels, and a shorter coat trimmed in moleskin fur.
Knitted Clothes Popular for School and Play
A vintage style piece on children’s knitted garments from infancy through childhood and early teens. It highlights coats, middy outfits, and accessories in wool velour and broadcloth, noting fashion trends, colors like browns, creams, and wines, and the shift toward practical, comfy knitwear for cold weather.
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Simiarty
Surely Destined to Shine in Apprentice Garden Design
A Chicago man stops an architect in the street to praise a boy who designed a garden for a Christmas tree for $8 and earned $921 in value, claiming the youngster shows talent and could become a magnificent architect with training.
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Chicago
Harkins
Thera Ao
Pilatelphia
Aspirin warning stresses Bayer name on genuine tablets
An advertisement warns buyers to seek the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuineness and safety. It lists uses from colds to nerve pain and notes small twelve tablet packs cost a few cents with larger options from druggists.
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Bayer
Milllions
SCREENED FROM VULGAR EYES
A historical reflection on Japanese reverence for the emperor. It recalls 1867 policies that kept the ruler in seclusion, with observers unable to see his back and shutters drawn when he left the palace. It notes changes since then but says many still feel it improper to gaze at the emperor or heir during street processions.
Knicker Saint Switching a Wet Saint in New York
A brief odd quip from the New York Sun contrasts a supposed saintly figure with mere water, reflecting skepticism about seizing a good opportunity and labeling dull ambition as unworthy.
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Becker
New York
Sun
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