Spring Bulbs for Colorful Beds and Naturalized Narcissus
Bulbs should be planted in fall for early spring color with tulips set 5 inches apart 4 inches deep and narcissus about 10 inches apart 5 inches deep. For pots use light soil with drainage and store outdoors or in a cool room until roots form. Lift and divide clumps every few years to increase stock and naturalize narcissus by scattering bulbs in lawns or beds.
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England
Europe
North Carolina
James River
Virginia
New England
Middle Aged Men Embrace Rational Exercise and Temperance
The article argues middle aged businessmen gain credit by pursuing open air activity and steady exercise. It notes increased club culture, tempered appetite, and temperance and links these habits to public health and continued professional success amid urban pressures.
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Young
Fragmentary Quotation From Bar Scene Arouses Curiosity
A garbled exchange from a bar scene mentions a woman and a mustache. The dialogue hints at a possible effect of rubbing or sponging something, with unclear participants and actions.
Mean Husband Sparks Housecleaning Row in Columbus Dispatch
A husband makes a flippant remark after his wife injures her finger while hanging pictures. The exchange during a housecleaning day leads to ongoing tension, though the couple remained affectionate. The column notes the pair have been married over five years and highlights a sharp retort about hammering and more pictures to hang.
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Harry
Columbus Dispatch
Easy Copper Cleaning with Oxalic Paste
Use oxalic acid paste on copper utensils to remove tarnish. Rub on with a croft cloth, dry, then briskly polish with a dry flannel cloth. Heating the item briefly and letting it sit in boiling water beforehand eases the process and yields remarkable brightness.
Vian Gleanings and Local Moves Reported
Warren Longeneeker vacations with parents near Vian while Joseph Bender moves to Edwin Hershey’s house in Vian. Mcaday school starts as Vian School reopens and David Gordon will transport pupils to Hershey until the trolley works resume. Albert Shank buys a milling machine from Jlershay Store Company. Miss Hater Oberholtzer returns from Lancaster County visit with George Wolgamoth. Prof TW TL Shenk and family and Carl Snavely visit Albert Shenk.
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Warren Longeneeker
Vian
Joseph Bender
Edwin Hershey
David Gordon
Hershey
Albert Shank
Jlershay Store Company
Last Weak
Miss Hater Oberholtzer
Lancaster County
George Wolgamoth
TW. TL. Shenk
Carl Snavely
Albert Shenk
Metered telephony promises tighter toll control
A description of the Graves phone meter notes it can time toll calls up to six minutes per revolution and record elapsed time in minutes and seconds. Placed on the keyboard, the device lets operators stop and resume timing without calculations and enables subscribers to verify call durations.
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Bell
Glen Rock Motors Visit Hershey Draws Crowds
One of the season’s happiest motor parties reached Hershey on Monday. Forty eight machines carried over two hundred visitors from Glen Rock, traveling by way of Harrisburg. They toured the factory and barns, admired the buildings, and promised return visits before departing at 4 p.m.
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Glen Rock
York
Harrisburg
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Palmyra
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E. B. Cassady
Swatara Quarry
Swatara, Pa
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C. S. Maylfair
H. M. Hartz
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NEW Holland Engines
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Oliver Gang
Syracuse
Oliver
Missouri
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Dempwolf’s
D. B. Martin’s
Hershey Store Co
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