Care of House Plants and Watering Tips
Advice on placing plants for light and air away from drafts. Fertile guidance notes flowering plants need more water and lists Hydrangeas Azaleas Rhododendrons Spiraeas Rose bushes and Daisies as thirsty when in bloom. If a plant wilts place the pot in water until revived.
Care of Cut Flowers and Preservation Tips
Instructions for handling fresh cut flowers emphasize immediate trimming of stems, full immersion in cold water, daily water changes, and cool draught-free storage. Avoid heat, overcrowding, or warm pipes. use an ice box if possible and keep water plain and fresh.
Wedding of aged couple ends childhood romance in Wabash
In Wabash Indiana on February 25 James Robbins and Martha Robbins, both sixty one, wed. Childhood sweethearts separated by a quarrel, Robbins later returned after a spouse and brother died. The union ties up a long, storied romance with a new marriage. In Poughkeepsie, 57 Vassar students were surveyed about future careers, 57 named journalist as preferred profession. 176 chose business, 140 aimed to uplift the less fortunate, 41 planned no work.
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Poughkeepsie
Wabash
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James Robbins
Martha Robbins
Robbins
Robbin
Robin
Walesh
Florentines Start Modern European Gold Coinage in 1252
The Florentines began the modern European gold coinage in 1252, marking a pivotal shift in currency technology and monetary history.
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Europe
Stars and Stripes Trio to visit High Point for bonus bill drive
The Stars and Stripes Trio Claude S Stanton E L Burke Marmion will tour the south to rally support for the ex service bonus bill. They arrive in High Point Thursday and stay until Saturday stopping at the Elwood hotel. They plan entertainments with free admission and seek petitions to send to the Senate.
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Claude S. Stanton
BE. L. Burke
Marmion
United States
Stars and Stripes
High Point
South
Washington, D. C
New Orleans
Washington
Senate
America
E. L. Burke
Keith
Burke
Liberty Loandigues
Navy
Robert ST. Marmion
Alvin C. York
Elwood Hotel
Seized Corn Whiskey Breeps on Growing Toledo
February 25 report from Toledo states corn whiskey multiplies itself and remains potent as two Hungarian suspects Nicholas Kvanoff and Colom Woloff are held by police. Arrested with one gallon jugs and a quart bottle of liquor the jugs burst spilling over two extra gallons, the custodian notes bubbling liquor.
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Toledo
Nicholas Kvanoff
Colom Woloff
Adirondack Farms Turn Out Star Animals
Adirondack farms near Boonville and St. Lawrence County report unusual livestock births. A Boonville pig litter totaled 21 born with 18 surviving from the same sow that has produced 158 pigs in ten litters. A St. Lawrence County cow produced a calf with two heads three tails and eight legs. the cow died but the bizarre calf survives.
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Adirondack Farms
Saranac Lake
Adirondack
Boonville
St. Lawrence County
San Diego Plan revival ridiculed by critics
The so-called San Diego Plan, drafted by several low-type criminals in a Mexican jail, is again paraded to stir intervention sentiment, but observers say the plan is a dated joke from dubious origins.
Pepto Managan Promoted as Blood Builder for Flu Season
An advertisement urges readers to take Pepto Managan to strengthen blood during influenza risk. It claims thin blood heightens danger and endorsements by physicians, recommending Gude’s Pepto Mangan in liquid or tablet form and warning to ensure the genuine product.
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Gude
Hoosier Opens Spring Fishing With Worm Training
Peru Indiana February 25 Mrs Guy Haughtington seventy three prepares for the spring fishing season by raising a tub of fish worms in her cellar. She fed them on dishwater to fatten them for months and hopes to catch goggie eyes on her first angling trip.
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Peru
Ind
Guy Haughtington
Kaiser Wilhelm monument moved to private club
The Kaiser Wilhelm monument at Hadersteben Schleswig once covered with potato sacks during the French entry has been removed. It now resides at a private club premises to keep it hidden from public view.
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Kaiser
Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Hadersteben
Schleswig
China Rebukes U S on Shantung Treaty Refusal
William G. Clansy notes the 400 native Chinese newspapers all fear the U S failure to ratify the peace treaty. The treaty would have handed Shantung to Japan, a move seen as a blow to China’s freedom and a sign of waning American friendship.
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William G. Clansy
Japan
Shantung
China
United States
Draft screening yields 467,694 rejections during war era
Of the total examined by draft boards and military medical officers, 467,694 men were rejected for various reasons during the war period, while 2,007 were classified as alcohol or drug addicts.
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