New Vineyard Pruning and Trellis Method Promises Growth
An analysis from New York State College of Agriculture at Weigen explains how late frost protection and soil warmth influence viticulture near the shore of a lake or river. The report details trellis spacing and pruning practices, noting vigorous growth in varieties like Coeur, with posts eight feet long and vines planted about five feet apart to allow tree-level training and air flow.
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Lake Or Oriver
Emery
New York State College of Arcleultyer
Weigen
Ineyard
Krik Jaber
Krik Jaber Indeas
Orie
Proper Care for Spray Hose: Tips from Ameren Kentt Grower Magixlods Adso
A damaged OCR item advises on hose care and storage to prevent dry rot and extend life. It recommends cleaning with appropriate sprayer use, keeping ends covered, rolling and securing hose, and storing in a dry shed to avoid rubber deterioration. It mentions an expert named Mista Porter and a Mr. Hoster style host.
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Tse Apple
Brosts
Mista Porter
Moison Road
Seth
Lierprayer
Irritating Sprays and Dusts for Orchard Work
The article notes eye irritation from spraying sulfur dust and dry soap spray used on pears and Japanese plums. It discusses historical shift from felt-holding sprays to newer materials, risks to operators, and advised eye care including washing with sweet milk and removing irritants with a brush. It mentions eyewash cups and practical precautions for workers.
Horticultural Facts Boost Strawberry Growth And Yields
Practical cultivation tips emphasize soil loosening and even watering to improve vine vigor and fruit quality. The piece notes the rise of strawberry farming as a real business, urging careful pruning and orchard management for healthy plants and marketable fruit.
Cleanliness and Feed for Calves
Department of Agriculture leaflet stresses hygiene and proper feeding for dairy calves. It outlines effects of dirty bedding and unclean milk on calf development and describes a transition from whole milk to calf gruel, including a monitored feeding schedule and feed composition. Aimed at farmers and students, it advises warming mixes to about 100 degrees and gradual substitutions over four weeks.
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United Rtotes
Aweunstore
United States Department of
Ue Wuredwy
Mik
Pruel
United States
Care for Quince in Diwartsh Bush Form
Care for quince plants grows as a diw artsh or bush form though dense growth invites thinning. Remove parts of old shoots near the base and prune inner guiding branches to reduce weeds and rejuvenate plants. A grit spray ofalt base soda or sulphate of ammonia aids growth but guard against excess weight on rapid growth.
Keep on Spraying The Trust growers must not falter
The article urges continuous spray application by midseason to ensure abundant high quality fruit. It warns neglecting midsummer sprays erodes early spray benefits and allows pests to gain a foothold, reducing overall crop control effectiveness and persistence.
Rants on the telephone and its German roots
A reader in Great Neck vents about the war era debate over justification and the telephone. He argues the device's invention by Germans complicates American pride but praises the telephone directory as a vital, widespread reference. He reminisces about 1917 city directories and weighs the costs and value of telephones versus encyclopedias.
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United States
Germany
Lear
Lutvard College
Solfler
Great Neck
N.Y
Liem
Yau
Cyclopedia
Quai
N. XY
N.Y. City
America
Finn
Casey Jonek
Wren Nest Found In Vancouver Bridge Tender Overalls
W. G. Cross, bridge tender at Vancouver, British Columbia, hung his extra overalls beside the bridge house. Days later he went to wear them and discovered a wren's nest in one pocket. He now waits for three wrens to hatch and grow from the overalls.
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W. G. Cross
Vancouver
B. C
Bridge
Plague Visits India After Long Medieval Sparing
A historical note explains that plague spared India through much of the Middle Ages and only appeared in the nineteenth century, contrasting earlier visitations in Europe and other regions with India's later experience amid global outbreaks.
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India
Hurop
Bittenish Young Thing Shalt I Sing In Love
Montreal Star records a witty exchange with Candi Gentleman about singing love songs. She replies no, urging not to sing if love is the motive, reflecting a playful music page dialogue.
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Candi Gentleman
Montreal
Writing Him Up Quattardi Plo Comedian In Tangled Quote
An odd fragment from Tonte ville Gourier-Tournal describes a comedian and a peculiar cup of happiness, noting a wig with a spring leak as a curious detail. The text is fragmentary and reads like a quirky local column note.
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Quattardi
Tonteville Gourier-Tournal
Men Just Boys Grown Tall in Cincinnati Enquirer
Fragmentary item notes a boy Bobby asking why grown men will visit for dinner, with a masked mother and a remark about witnessing and an electric train. The quote reflects domestic scene with adults visiting and children’s play.
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Bobby
Cincionati Enquirer
Pioneer Balloonists The Montgolfier Brothers
The Montgomerie brothers compiled the first practical balloon in June 1788. It used an eighty five foot paper envelope inflated with hot air from burning damp straw.
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Montgomier Brothers
Talks and Listens Do All the Talking on Indie Tour
The indie tour receives mixed reception as fans report dense lyrics and energetic performances. Critics note heavy speaking parts and limited listening from the frontman.
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Tool
Nourishing Jamir as a World Stands Still
A fragmented Louisville Courier-Journal fragment hints at a philosophical reflection on nourishment and endurance. It juxtaposes tiredness with restraint, suggesting an undercurrent that even in exhaustion some actions remain restrained and meaningful.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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