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Newspaper
Hamilton Evening Journal
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1911
Page
11
The article notes potatoes grown by Joseph D and Wood of Windsor County win first prize at the Vermont plate fair. It discusses weed pests quack grass dodder and Canada thistle and offers agricultural tips on brooder management ventilation moisture and metal sash maintenance to prevent corrosion and moisture damage.
An article on ground hog destruction using carbon bisulfate bait and cautions on handling poison. It also notes mule work capacity, late cabbage growth, and practical tips for poultry and livestock, including feeding scrap and improving pullet and chick quality.
To obtain white celery stalks, branch the plant by banking with earth or surrounding with boards, leaving only a few inches of stalk above ground. Do this gradually in warm weather, boards proving more satisfactory as celery decays less under them.
Ag lines describe Coching as second to Leghorn in laying and eye size with many eggs. It notes a round yellow carcass, fine tender flesh, and quick broiler growth. Chicks are hardy, colors include red and dark, and birds inherited vigor from the Light Brahma.
A Louialane man Chickens inventive bystander introduces an incubator attachment to save time. The device places an electric light on the outside of the incubator controlled by a thermostat to monitor temperatures without lifting thermometers.
Instructions on spacing verbenas pelunias phlox haisams pansies and marigolds at specified distances to ensure thrifty growth. Advice warns against weed spread by destroying weeds early and suggests a small surgery in berry patches with best warm site for young plants. Includes commentary on strawberry cultivation and annual bearing.
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