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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1928
Page
8
A long, punctuation crowded reminiscence on Lincoln the man and symbol. The piece frames songs and stories as enduring tributes from American memory, citing famous images and lines while praising Lincoln’s character and sacrifices.
Moderately vigorous sour cherry trees respond to nitrogen fertilization, with little or no yield gain from phosphorus or potash alone. First year gains are small, but second year gains rise, and third year yields may exceed untreated trees. Pruning and training support vigor when combined with nitrogen. Early Thrimming varieties may grow erect and tall, requiring careful pruning to restore balance.
Several good varieties of everbearing strawberries exist. With care they can be grown to provide fruit through much of the season. Do not expect a continuous crop. prune early varieties, weeds kept, and adequate watering and fertilizer applied as needed for vigorous growth.
A fragment from a period gardening piece notes that pruning new wood enhances grape quality. It observes most new growth is removed each year, typically in fall or before winter, though the exact method is hard to describe in brief.
Nationwide letters praise Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound from Michigan to Alaska and Maine to Oregon. Women report restored health after years of illness, noting improved ability to work and overall wellness from roots and herbs used for over fifty years.
A brief poetic fragment notes a farmer’s letter to the paper about milking cows and a friend’s reply comparing to short cows, reflecting rural humor and lettered exchange.
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