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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1911
Page
6
A gardener explains choosing annuals and ribbon beds for color patterns with pink, white, yellow, and blue tones. Advice covers circular and hedge bed designs using phlox, asters, salvia, nicotiana, and calliopale for contrast, plus edging via geranium cuttings and verbena rows.
It is not advisable to nit axle grease on from pees to prevent mbbite and rodents entering them. A little mercense might not do damage, while too much milpglit injures the trees. Where climate permits, mohine oats rye or wheat will tempt the rabbit. The trees can also be protected by wrapping them with old newspapers thin beards or wire screens.
A short notice emphasizes choosing clean seed for high yields. It contrasts broadcasting versus drilling, noting that well sown seed yields more, while poor seed or improper methods reduce output. The passage urges careful selection and proper planting to maximize harvests.
The Michigan Farmer describes a homemade pruning hook and spud built from a fork handle and two old files. The tool aids cutting and pulling pruned canes, improves efficiency, and reduces the effort versus using a jack knife. Farmers are advised to forge one or have a blacksmith craft it for future use.
The recommended method to eliminate peach borers is to dig them out. Though slow, there is no better way to remove the infestation and protect the trees.
Ninea Turatarlod, a peasant worm of Telov in the Caucasus, reportedly celebrated her 168th birthday. Despite advancing age she remains largely unable to walk yet retains some mental faculties.
Natick Massachusetts resident Mrs Nath an F H Greaton reports severe change of life symptoms including insomnia cold limbs and a tumor prior to trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the remedy cured her and praises the product and Mrs Pinkham's free confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts as supportive for women during this life stage
Mrs Clockley complains of a shop girl who speaks little English and signals every visitor with the cry One man. She ponders mirrors or a conning tower to identify callers, noting the challenge of learning English to name the visitor.
A South African white star of Bethlehem flower remains fresh two months or more after cutting. It forms a compact spike on an erect 18 inch to two foot stem with papery white petals and yellow anthers. It can travel as a cut flower from South Africa to England and last for weeks in water.
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