Weekly Press Bulletin Detests Saccharin Use in Pa
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture reports saccharin usage in state foods reduced to a minimum with inspections in several counties. It notes 61 inspections in September, including 15 milk act violations and 4 War act violations. Garden refuse burning urged to curb insect and disease carryover into next season. Oleomargarine licensing requirements require Pennsylvania-based branches for direct distribution. Preventing hog cholera stresses disinfecting newly purchased hogs and isolating them for up to three weeks.
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Pennsylvania
Bureau of Industry
Juniata Valley
Bureau of Animal Indust
Pennsylvania Department of Culture
Iureau
Penisvania
Ay Darrisburge
NIA Officials Set Pork Breeding Conference at University
Officials from the Bureau of Animal Industry will hold a conference at the University of Pennsylvania to discuss war agriculture policy. Delegates from New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and other states will attend, with panel readings by Dr. T R B Muncee and other federal and state experts. The program covers disease control in hogs and methods to reduce blight with chlorine and mercury treatments described for fruit trees and orchards.
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NIA
Bureau of Animal Indus Vania
Hare
University of Pennsylvani
de. T. RB. Muncee
Bureau of Animal Industry
Pennsylvania
H. B. Courtesy
Diladwyne
Will
Bonnsylve
KREW-PINA Relieves Asthma and Common Ailments
An OCR fragment touts Krew-Pina as a universal remedy for asthma and various ailments. It claims relief from coughs colds croup laryngitis and burns with one application and markets broad benefits for children and adults alike.
Disease control notes for fruit crops and rusts
The article advises delaying dormant spray for San Jose scale and applying sulfur wash and Black Leaf 49 later to kill aphids on apple twigs. It covers winter work to reduce cankers, notes Anaamois plain moth as a key wheat pest, and directs readers to the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture for details. It discusses orange rusts on brambles, suggests removing infected plants, and warns about Tollyslock rust and weed control to protect next season's blossoms.
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San Jose
Bureau of Man Idustey
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Blarksburg
Dart Unghu
Pennsylvania Department of Triculture
Darrisbur
Erounda
Pseason
Untitled note on corn smut control and burning
Fragmentary instruction discusses managing corn smut by burning heavily infested stalks to prevent spore spread. It warns spores can infect next year’s crop if manure remains contaminated and advises action before kernels burst.
Hessian fly risk spurs trap crop timing in county farms
A local agricultural note urges neighbors to act to halt Hessian fly spread. It recommends planting a trap crop early and sowing seed on the fly free date, directing readers to the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Bureau of Plant Industry for more details. The passage also includes garbled lines about reading and skinning, reflecting OCR errors.
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Wight
T Hose
Bureau of Plant Industry
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Harrisburg
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