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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
5
A U S C G A guide explains growing sweet corn in large patches for best yields. It covers canning or drying for winter use and the need for ample space and cross-pollination to ensure full ears.
The text explains sweet corn needs warm weather and rich soil. It covers spacing, depth, timing for sowing after frost, multiple plantings, harrowing, shallow cultivation, thinning, irrigation and manure use, and harvesting seed from the best producers for a long season. It emphasizes moisture, weed control, and surface root care.
Berlin June 18 The German military began clearing its official backlog by selling war leftovers to junk dealers. Defense Minister Herr Gossler released counts for scrap from July 1 1919 to January 5 1920 including meld pieces 4100 18400 cannon barrels 3000000 artillery shells 10000000 unloaded shells 3500000 cartridges 1900000 small items.
A cache described as containing 8 009 000 hand grenades 21 000 machine guns 7 000 000 cartridges 1 000 000 sabres and Tantees was noted in the report highlighting vast military stockpiles and potential risk.
In Vera Cruz conditions worsen prompting Provisional President Adolfo De La Huerta to accept aid from the American Red Cross. The move follows reports of a plague risk and outlines potential protective measures and coordination.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Red Cross aid to combat a bubonic plague outbreak in the city. References President Huerta and Mexican sanitation authorities apply conditions for American unit involvement. Additional lines list land transactions and property transfers with names such as McCormick, Wins grove, and Youngquist, but details are partly garbled.
Clara G Dickey transfers property to Jerry Wolf at West Mahoning area for 8100 dollars. William Gallagher sells to Wilson Brown via Miceless Books. The note mentions mice kept away with camphor to protect shelves and books.
The passage argues against giving all leisure time to pleasure and suggests spending evenings on worthwhile study or light reading to feel better. It endorses subscribing to the Gazette as a wise investment for readers seeking balance.
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