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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1926
Page
16
A historical lesson outlines the perils of wine and beer, urging total abstinence. It frames strong drink as a poison that leads to bodily harm, broken fortunes, family ruin, and moral decay with vivid depictions of the drunkard’s suffering and eventual bondage.
A brief reminiscence recalls a shipwreck survivor clinging to a rock as the tide fell away. Friends ask if he feared. He answers the rock did not, while he himself did. The tale is drawn from The Rock of Apes Kabbath Reading.
A compact quotation noting that the work of a finder resembles art more than force and violence quoting Trench and Matthew 4 19, reflecting on craft over aggression. The snippet frames finding as skilled artistry rather than brute power.
Julia Bomtomley reports on velvet dominated trends in coats and crepe frocks. Cuffs, velvet appliques, and beige color schemes drive秋秋 autumn fashion. Navy shoes and matching accessories emphasize a coordinated look across ensembles.
Instructions on starting currants and gooseberries from cuttings. Highlights include which varieties root well, timing for taking cuttings in the present season, wood maturity, and how to store or plant cuttings to ensure vigorous, early growth next spring.
New York state agricultural experiment station researchers report plum varieties require little pruning after initial shaping. Thinning thick growth and removing broken branches are core practices. Ten varieties showed minimal difference between light and heavy pruning, with little impact on maturity or harvests.
The guide describes stratifying peach pits in fall or winter using shallow boxes with alternating pits and sand, covered to deter animals, and exposed to rain and frost to crack shells. Pits are then planted in spring in rows about eight to ten inches apart.
The article discusses farming as a business and the impact of costs like labor and equipment. It notes market condition studies, groundhog control with certain methods, and the value of well-rotted stable manure as a fertilizer. It argues for standardization in farm products and favors fall plowing to improve soil friability and moisture retention.
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