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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1917
Page
2
Washington notes a USDA Farmers' Bulletin on Asparagus stresses post harvest care to ensure next spring yield. It covers fertilization rates 1000 to 1500 pounds per acre, fertilizer mix percentages, bed leveling, broadcasting fertilizer, and soil cultivation.
The Fish Robber service manager advises periodic tread checks and air pressure tests to keep tires in good condition. Regular rim lug tightening and tire monitoring are recommended, while many motorists adopt Fish Free Service offering free tire inspection along with free tire and tube changes, saving tire expense.
Washington reports United States Department of Agriculture specialists say fruits and vegetables can be preserved by freezing. Hotels, restaurants, and ice cream factories could use refrigerated storage or public cold storage to extend shelf life, storing at 10 to 16 degrees Fahrenheit. Perishables like corn, beans, beets, berries, and cherries have been frozen with success, though must be cooked soon after thawing, reducing waste and freeing tin cans for other canning uses.
Rev Edward W Mellichampe rector of Pohick Va preached to President and Mrs Wilson during a motor trip to Virginia The first couple attended the historic Pohick church once served by George Washington Wilson sat in the same pew as the first president The party returned to the White House for luncheon In Rome reports list Queen Elizabeth of Belgium as Golden Rose recipient the pontifical honor for notable individuals
A Nebraska reader reports a cold damp spring worsened backache rheumatic and muscle pains. Mrs T J Bicknell of Hardy credits Foley Kidney Pills with aiding recovery from lumbago. Meen Drug Co.
State crop reviews show unusually promising conditions with scattered rain needs. Cabbage crops have declined in some eastern counties due to lack of markets, highlighting marketing issues. The State Department of Agriculture urges farmers to coordinate with authorities and conserve food, delaying excess sales until fall when prices may improve.
State health officials again urge travelers to take typhoid vaccine before vacations. They warn of higher infection risk while traveling and eating away from home and stress vaccines as the best protection. The message notes many vacation joys can end in sickness if precautions are ignored. The piece also mentions sports notes about Reds’ Garry Harmann and Earl Hamilton’s batting and pitching averages.
The Agriculture Department seed stocks committee releases a three part list of county agents in the South with oat surpluses. It notes counties reporting surplus, those with no reports but believed overstocked, and Texas Red Rustproof oats surplus areas. Texas oats not ideal for fall seeding but usable in Louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Georgia if fall seed stocks are unavailable.
The July 18 anniversary of Benito Juarez death drew nationwide demonstrations. In Mexico City President Carranza and cabinet members attended the capital ceremony with floral tributes at Juarez’s tomb. The event was organized by Juarez societies and highlighted by a formal program.
Use young beets with tops on and leave roots. Boil until tender, peel, and cube. Prepare vinegar with sugar and spices tied in cloth. simmer fifteen minutes then add beets. Pack hot and seal. If color dull, add a raw beet slice to the jar to deepen red.
Ashland Wisconsin July 18 the Wisconsin State Federation of Labor opened its annual convention with talks on war effects on labor and working conditions. Reports show 2324 unions and 27197 members the federation's largest. Also mentions pennant favorites and Paulette’s batting rise from .130 with St Louis Browns to .300 with St Louis Cardinals.
Washington July 18. USDA specialists publish Farmers’ Bulletins 855 and 541 on home canning and drying fruits and vegetables. Recipes cover jams jellies marmalades preserves and sterilization methods for south conditions. Bulletins available by request from the division of publications to help preserve surplus for winter meals.
The Dry Goods Economist notes that fall waists are simple in cué and rely on trimming for the distinctive touch. Sheer silk crepe waists display beading embroidery or chain trimming as relief from plain fabric, with garniture often self color though contrasting or harmonizing tones appear in some garments.
The Dry Goods Economist notes the straight line silhouette dominates most dresses with few semi-fitted models. These full cut garments skim the hips and bust, following the natural figure but not cinched at the waist.
Advertisers tout Hayworths mineral water as pure and wealth enhancing with testimonials from current drinkers praising its quality and benefits.
A. G. Oliver outlines poultry dressing and feeding for market readiness at the Boys and Girls Short Course. He details coop setup, a 50 25 25 feed mix with skim milk, gradual weight gain aim of 25 percent in ten days, and the slaughter and plucking method to ensure clean, saleable meat.
The Dry Goods Economist notes hats come in many sizes and shapes with a tendency toward compact, close fitting models. Brims are narrow or rolled, while crown shaping and trimming elevate height. Military,Turban, Rams, Sailor and Tricorne styles often feature at least one high curve or angle.
Losing three in a row to Cleveland left the Red Sox at a nadir this season as the champions aimed to reclaim first place but were swept by the Indians.
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