Must Save Our Woods Must Save Our Woods
A call for federal and state forest policy to curb waste and boost growth. The author compares U S timber use to Europe, notes depletion trends since 1880, and argues for increased national and state control to sustain permanent forest productivity. Washington leads in volume while most forests remain private or public under policy review.
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United States
Europe
Germany
Saxony
Prussia
Lake States
Pacific States
Washington
A Greenhouse Built for Flowers and Veggies at Low Cost
A roomy greenhouse in a country town was built to supply cut flowers and later used to raise tomatoes cabbage and cauliflower as experiments. Measuring about 80 feet long, it features a south entrance, two long walks, and a north furnace room with air supply via a window. The center bench and side benches use rough oak, totaling 110 feet of lumber. Materials cost $250. L. J. Kentucky notes the project in American Agriculturist.
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L. J. Kentucky
American Agriculturist
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Aids Nature
A historic ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as medicine that aids nature by easing coughs aiding ex pectoration and restoring health. It claims thousands testify to its superiority and notes sale at the Columbia Pharmacy.
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Chamberlain
Nature
Columbia Pharmacy
Packing Plants For Shipping In Woolly Rural New Yorker Style
A large plant shipper gives practical directions for packing tender greenhouse plants for transport. Pack five to twenty five plants per package with roots in moist sphagnum moss wrapped in waxed paper, then tightly layer in a box with excelsior to fill gaps. Dry tops and avoid movement to prevent heat and decay.
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New Yorker
Best Hedge Plant Pyrus japonica For Ornamental and Protective Fence
The best hedge plant combines ornament and protection. Plant Pyrus japonica two feet apart. Cropping land in 001 condition yields good growth. Keep ground beside hedge tilled with 4 cultivator passes and prune to a regular form annually. A single lone hedge grows in four to five years. with two strands of wire overhead it can protect in about two years.
Purple Raspberries Describe Hybrids Between Red and Black Varieties
Purple raspberries are described as intermediates between red and black varieties. They show all gradations in habit from the two parent types and propagate by suckers or tips. Fruit colors range from light to dark purple. Only Colombian and Shaffer varieties have current commercial value.
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Columbian
Shaffer
Farm Journal
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