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Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1910

Page

2

Lime Sulphur Spray Shows Promise as Apple Fungicide

Government expert William Beott reports that lime sulphur wash, developed for peaches, effectively controls apple scab and leaf spot with less injury than Bordeaux mixture. Experiments in 1909 support its use as a safer substitute for summer spraying in orchards.

Wiliam Beott Feaux Tisture Scott Bureau of Plant Industry

Varied Sulphur Treatments Tested Across States

The report describes tests conducted in Virginia Michigan and Arkansas on eleven varieties using four brands of commercial sulphur solution and a home prepared alternative. Hydrometer readings ranged from 31 to higher degrees across the different preparations.

Virginia Michigan Arkansas

Manure Spreading Experiments Challenge Common Beliefs

Researchers report that spreading manure at different times changes yields. The Maryland experiment station tested fall versus spring plowing, and summer surface burning versus winter surface presence. Findings show winter surface retention and spring incorporation produced better results than October spreading or fall incorporation.

Maryland

Multiplication of Weeds and Garden Poles

The text notes how a single weed seed can multiply: peppergrass eighteen seeds, dandelion twelve thousand, shepherds purse eighty seven thousand, wheat thief seven thousand, thistle sixty five thousand, camomile sixteen thousand, herb rigweed five thousand, purslane three hundred seventy five thousand, plantain forty seven thousand, and burdock forty three thousand. It stresses destroying a weed before it seeds saves weeks later and advises setting poles for climbing plants before transplanting or sowing to protect roots.

Planting Asparagus For Early Harvest

Planting asparagus takes three to four years from seed to edible shoots. Two year old shoots are desirable for earlier yields and better quality.

Beware of sorghum frauds warns government seed buyers

Government bulletin alerts public to misrepresentations by seed sellers in the sorghum trade. The U S Department of Agriculture issues two bulletins The Brand and Distribution of Sorghum and a free circular Three Much Misrepresented Sorghums aiming to correct errors and misstatements about sorghum varieties and sales practices.

United States Department of Agriculture

Misleading sorghum seeds sold as specialty crops prompt warnings

Oklahoma seed dealer touts California wheat at 50 cents a pound claiming 200 to 400 bushels per acre. The department clarifies the crop is sorghum named shally or chocolate corn, neither productive nor fit as forage. It notes Texas seeded ribbon cane misleads buyers, as sugar cane bears no seed. The agency urges stopping the term seeded ribbon cane to curb confusion and fraud.

Oklahoma California Texas South Department of Agriculture

Cornflowers For Beauty In The Garden

The article extols cornflowers as an adaptable ornamental flower for both front and back yards. It notes their humble beauty and suggests growing them in beds to create a vivid color display.

Wild flowers in grain fields inspire cultivation

The piece notes wild wind flower and bluebottle cornflower among several species. It cites Bacon describing cornflowers that appear only when sown, including bluebottle and yellow marigold, urging farmers to plant the blue bottle for self-sustaining growth and garden beauty.

Bacon Natural History

Proverb Parade A Cleveland Leader Quip

A collection of paraphrased proverbs and folk sayings links common wisdom with playful twists. The Cleveland Leader attributes the lines to a wry, quotable voice, illustrating cultural humor through familiar maxims about effort luck and consequence.

Personality. Ow strange it is that they who know each other

A reflective verse fragment by Charlotte Becker on intimate bonds and shared hours. It contemplates how deep trust and friendship veil true inner realities behind smiles and sighs.

Unclear Fragment From Union Deposit Story

Fragment mentions Setting MO M BAKER Union Deposit PA. Details incomplete. cannot determine event or context from available OCR.

MO. M. Baker Union Deposit, PA

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