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Newspaper
Lemmon The State Line Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1908
Page
7
A page compiling insights from government specialists and notable authors on farming topics. It presents diverse viewpoints on agriculture and allied subjects, offering guidance, trends, and policy context for practitioners and readers interested in farming.
Bovine tuberculosis, caused by a tiny bacillus, spreads through milk and meat, with cows, hogs, and horses affected. The report notes transmission via milk, saliva, and tissue, the role of herd mixing in spread, and the dangers of tuberculous milk to calves and pigs, stressing sanitary controls and inter-herd movement limits.
A doorway design illustrates a rustic gate built at low cost between herb beds. Cedar and torus elements form the uprights, with small branches left to fit the framework. Pathways lead to a pretty rustic cottage, suggesting such a gate suits rural settings rather than formal entrances.
The article describes how crab grass sprouts amid garden planting in May, with weeds choking young onions and radishes. It notes roots spreading from joints, multiple growth of roots, and differences between two crab grass varieties. It warns of hard autumn frost ending the season and discusses control and grazing notes.
The article recaps wide Nordic affairs with references to Sweden Norway and Denmark. It highlights governance disputes, industrial activity in estate markets, and notable visits and letters involving royal and civic figures. It notes a Swedish dairy expansion as a major local enterprise.
A compact guide to mock orange plants known as syringa, detailing about 30 species and growth habits. Highlights Philadelphus grandiflorae six feet tall with large white flowers in June, and Common mock orange Coronarius reaching ten feet with May or June blooms and strong fragrance. Notes care, pruning after shubs shed blossoms, and benefits of well-drained soil and light shade for healthy growth.
A fragmented text centers on a request to marry and support a partner, juxtaposed with terse exchanges about literary taste and traditional expectations. The scarce readable lines suggest personal conflict over romantic commitment and social obligation.
An exchange from the Philadelphia Ledger shows a manager scolding an actor for smoking too many cigarettes. The actor dismisses the remark, calling it none of the manager's business and asserting independence from any smoking limits.
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