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Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1930

Page

2

Curculio Threat to Orchards Spurs Timely Sprays

Extension pomologist Arthur J. Farley warns curculio and brown rot together devastate peaches, plums, and cherries. Spraying times: peaches when husks split, cherries and plums at petals fall and again as fruits reach pea size. Recommended control mix: New Jersey Dry Mix twelve and a half pounds with lead arsenate one pound per fifty gallons, adjusted for fruit type. add four pounds of high calcium lime to peaches mix.

Arthur J. Farley New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station Curculio Experiment Station New Jersey

Planting Strawberries at Proper Depth and Care

For strawberry planting set crowns at nursery depth to avoid hollows. Use young plants with light roots, prune heavy roots, and keep two healthy leaves. Remove fruit stems and blossoms in the first season, except some late blossoms on overbearing varieties after month three. Plant on a cloudy day after two showers.

Properties of Soils That Influence Soil Erosion

Chemists at the U S Department of Agriculture study how soil chemical and physical properties affect erosion. They classify soils by ease of erosion and note that soils that suspend particles or absorb water before saturation resist erosion better. The lab work supports field stations in conserving soil resources. bulletin 1781 is available free from USDA Washington DC.

United States Department of Agriculture Avery Bureau of Chemistry and Soils Department of Agriculture H. BE. Middleton Doctor Middleton Washington America Washington, D.C

Trips to moon by year 2050 likely

Dr. John Q. Stewart of Princeton projected that by 2050 humans may travel to the moon at about 50 000 mph and communicate by light beam. He described a spherical rocket ship with multiple cannons and a 60 person crew plus 12 passengers on a two month cruise, noting energy sources and landing cautions.

New York John Q. Stewart Princeton University Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences Stewart Moon Earth Thich Princeton Observatory

Apple Scab Threat Varies by Variety and Region

Apple scab is a serious fungous disease affecting all varieties, with some varieties notably more susceptible and requiring focused spraying. Variations in susceptibility also occur by region, so growers must assess local conditions and select varieties accordingly.

Horticultural Tips From Planting to Pruning and Sprays

The ground for berry bushes should be well fertilized with manure and plowed under before planting. Spring planting is better for some fruits like cherries. gooseberries are picked with leaves and all, and currants require removing old wood while keeping strong new shoots. Thorough spray applications with lime sulfur and lead arsenate follow bloom. Storage scald on apples may be reduced by oil paper and mineral oil in barrels.

Poison Potato Bugs Control Method and Materials

The article advises immediate poisoning of potato bugs using Paris green or dry arsenate of lime diluted with hydrated lime. Dusts are applied in coarse sacks and work on dew covered plants. Two applications may be needed and a second dust targets young eggs. Liquid sprays use two to three pounds of dry arsenate or eight ounces Paris green per 50 gallons, with lime to prevent foliage burn.

Cleaning and managing a productive summer garden

Agricultural notes advise preventing weeds from seeding and cleaning the garden before planting. Dry carrots for better roots, provide balanced moisture, and plant late season crops like endive kale and lettuce in late July to August. Weeds steal moisture and should be pulled and turned into soil to benefit the ground.

Kern County Establishes First Aid Plane Rescue Unit

Kern County California creates a special aeronautical lifesaving crew using a cabin plane for emergency medical aid. Fire Chief W S Van Meter notes the unit will respond to any call at no charge and will serve vast distances and distant oil fields in cooperation with a total aviation company.

California Bakersfield Calif Kern County Total Aviation W. 5 van Meter

Mare Breaks Heart of Famous Kicking Mule

Gatesville North Carolina farmer M Lawrence kept a gray mare named Jack who kicked a mule named Jill causing Jill to die. The farmhand said Jill died after the altercation while Jack reportedly died of a broken heart. The tale centers on a famed kicking mule legend in the region.

Gatesville N. C O. M. Lawrence Gates County Jil Lawrence Jack Jill

Oglethorpe May Field First Flying Football Team

Oglethorpe University plans to air the entire football squad to New York for games against Manhattan College next fall. President Dr Thornwold Jacobs has discussed with an air transport company the practicality of flying the team, signaling the possible first flying football squad in the nation.

Oglethorpe U Atlanta Oglethorpe University Thornwold Jacobs Patrel New York Manhattan College

Y M C A Headquarters in Almost Every Land

The yearbook lists Y M C A headquarters by country names and cities. Countries include South Africa Johannesburg Australia South Melbourne Austria Vienna Belgium Theux Brazil Rio de Janeiro Bulgaria Sofia Czechoslovakia Prague Denmark Aarhus England Wales and Ireland London Finland Helsingfors France Paris Germany Wilhelmshohe Greece Athens Holland Amsterdam Hungary Budapest Iceland Reykjavik India Burma and Ceylon Calcutta Italy Rome Japan Tokyo Korea Seoul Mexico City New Zealand Wellington Norway Osho Palestine Jerusalem Philippines Manila Poland Warsaw Portugal Lisbon Romania Bucharest Scotland Edinburgh South America Montevideo Uruguay Spain Madrid Sweden Stockholm Switzerland Zurich Turkey Constantinople.

South Africa Johannesburg Australia South Melbourne Austria Vienna Belgium Theux Brazil Rio de Janeiro Bulgaria Sofia Czechoslovakia Prague Denmark Aarhus England Wales Ireland London Finland Helsingfors France Paris Germany Wilhelmshohe

Sweet Potato Value on Tropical Menus and Homes

The sweet potato plays a major role in tropics and Latin America as a bread substitute and staple. In Jamaica vines climb poles while large roots are harvested periodically. In the United States yams and Jerseys dominate, with yams ideal for candied use and Jerseys preferred for boiling baking and mixing with other foods.

Tropics Latin America Jamaica United States

Glory Without Cash Brings Paris Fame to Jones Painting

Thomas B. Jones, American painter in Mallorca, is praised by a New York critic for Pollensa Port selling for 200,000 francs at Salle Drouot after years of struggling to fetch 1,000 francs. Jones responds with a brief, dry remark comparing success to a derby winner.

Thomas B.jones Mallorca New York Paris Pollensa Port Salle Drouot Mr. Jones

Absent Mindedness and the Speed Era

George N. Peek discusses absent mindedness with a New York reporter and jokes about a dinner party gaffe. He notes speed brings distractions and humor, then laments a missing invention to keep drivers moving while buying a hot dog.

George N. Peek New York

From Abroad to Presidency Poverty to Power

The Florida Times-Union quotes a bantering exchange about the Dardanelles then notes a recurring historical pattern: men rise from poverty to the presidency as they always have. The snippet juxtaposes travel, war memory, and political ascent in a compact, media voice.

Dardanelles Florida Times-Union

Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin A Harmless Remedy Since 1885

The article celebrates Dr Caldwell a family doctor who warned against harsh laxatives and created Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin in 1885. It is touted as a gentle, non griring laxative effective for constipation and related symptoms. The piece notes its broad popularity and availability in drug stores.

Dr. Caldwell

Mill Worker Benefits From Vegetable Compound

Mrs C B Johnson of Towanda Pennsylvania weighed 89 pounds and could not work. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she gained health and later had two healthy sons, the second weighing 37 pounds at birth.

Wanda Lydia E. Pinkham Mars C. B. Jonmnson Webb Street RL D Towands Pennsylvania

Phrase on phlebotomy provoking madness

A fragment suggests a claim that a specific "Pep" exercised on a phleumatic man drives him to madness. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear names places dates or events for fuller reporting.

Pep

Lose Pounds of Ugly Fat With Kruschen Salts

An 85 cent per month weight loss pitch promises rapid fat loss and boosted energy using Kruschen Salts. Readers are urged to weigh themselves, take a half teaspoon daily in hot water for four weeks, then recheck weight and proclaim savings over expensive fat-loss programs.

Agecicn Seli Kroschen Salta

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