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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1911
Page
7
A mix of agricultural tips and notes on farming practice covers livestock feeding, poultry care, dairy concerns, pruning and fertilizing orchards, grafting and irrigation, as well as remarks on hay usage, storage, and urban farm economies. The text emphasizes practical steps for calves, cows, hogs, and poultry, plus orchard maintenance and postharvest handling.
An old-time sage hair treatment revival is marketed as Wryeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. The copy touts sage to restore color and gloss, claims modern chemists provide a ready-made product, and offers a 50 cent bottle with a money-back guarantee from the Radcliffe Ding drugstore at 231 West Sk.
A cautionary note from Parval Magazine discusses growing asparagus Sprenger. It explains removing tubers without injury for propagation, or taking single tubers with eye or sprout, and shifting plants to larger pots as they age. Branches can reach three to four feet, with graceful display in well drained soil.
An 1870s style guide warns rabbits injure young shade and fruit trees. It offers several formulas to protect trunks by applying washes: Paris green and arsenate mixes, lime and cow manure slurry, and sulfur wash. Instructions note mixing, proportions, and careful application to the tree trunks.
The text discusses planting desirability, cultivation timing, and seasonal care for fruit trees. It mentions wind damage, wax or stake protection for tree wounds, and spacing patterns for door-yard trees. It references seasonal work and challenges with cultivation and pruning throughout.
A reader notes frustration with a dealer offering an unaffordable substitute instead of the advertised artist. The complaint implies a mismatch between advertised items and available options and questions the dealer's sales practices.
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