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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1976
Page
10
Summer bulbs such as gladiolus canna tuberose daylilies and dahlias brighten spaces indoors or outdoors. Buy disease free firm bulbs, group by height, plant in multiples for color, and store cool dry until planting. Ensure 6 to 10 hours of sun, test soil drainage, and prepare beds with sand peat moss and fertilizer before planting with shallow 1 inch sand and 1 to 2 inch peat moss layers.
Mix 8 8 fertilizer with equal parts garden soil peat moss and sand for each pot plant. Use low fertilizer levels for all bulbs and avoid high nitrogen feeds to prevent bulb rot. Plant bulbs upright press soil firmly to remove air pockets water thoroughly to settle bulbs. In sandy soil plant 3 to 4 inches deeper and space bulbs adequately for offshoot development.
A home and garden bulletin delivers practical advice on growing and storing flowering bulbs. It covers bulb types including tulips and daffodils, soil preparation, watering, fertilization with 5-10-10 and bonemeal, timing for digging and storing, and methods to prevent disease. It also explains differences between bulbs, corms, and tubers and gives storage and handling steps for healthy overwintering.
Washington AP reports collectors show strong interest in the two dollar bill amid mixed government predictions that the note would be warmly received by the public. Key collectors emphasize rarity and novelty, while officials note slow adoption and evolving demand.
Oswald and James Jacoby recount a bridge deal where South exploits a finesse to gain an extra entry to dummy, then ruffs and ruffs again to secure a slam. The narrative shifts to a public note on the $2 bill’s slow circulation, blame games among banks, government, and retailers, plus calls for promotion.
The excerpt argues that carrying today’s duties while fearing tomorrow’s outcomes exhausts men. It suggests that avoiding unnecessary tasks can bring as much happiness as actively pursuing them, emphasizing the value of restraint over perpetual striving.
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