Woman With the Hoe Rumored in Norwood Garden
Mrs Rosana Bodensteim aged 30h of Norwood is known as the woman with the hoe. Every morning she tends her garden and cares for vegetables, while her children and kin watch. The peculiar nickname follows her public routine amid village chatter.
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KILLS RATS Also mice RAT SNAP cakes guaranteed
Rat Snap cake product offered to prevent rodent movement with claims of effectiveness. Available in sizes for small spaces to factories, sold by Louis N. Moyer in Lititz and Fahnestock in Lexington. Includes pricing: 1 cake for Pan ty kitchen or cellar, 2 cakes for chicken houses, 5 cakes for larger buildings. The ad promises unswerving guarantee.
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Painting Old Walls and Prep for Fresh Oil Coats
A historical note describes oil paints on kitchens with a thin layer of presse and smoke. To restore, walls should be washed with soap and water, a small amount of pigl or oil preparation added, then rinsed with clean water before repainting.
Opportunities for Keeping Honey Bees in Tulip-Tree Region
United States Department of Agriculture warns that the tulip tree region could produce far more honey with proper care. Bulletin 1222 by EL Phillips argues new hive practices and removal of old gums and bex-hives could boost output. strong nectar resources exist, but care, timing, and regional prejudice against dark honey affect profitability. Free copies available from the Agriculture Department in Washington, D. C.
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Laying Hens in Farm Flock Study Says Optimal Size
Poultry experts at the Olin experiment station report the most efficient flock size lies between 130 and 500 birds. A tower of about 150 hens is not violent, while flocks over 400 may suit specialized fruit and poultry operations, though too large for the average farmer.
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Proper Fertilizer to Buy for Best Plant Food Value
Article argues the most economical fertilizer is the one with the highest percentage of plant food. It warns that more nutrients per ton increase cost efficiency per acre and suggests pricing and usage considerations for farmers.
Tomato plant staking guidance from old planting notes
Advice on supporting tomato vines with four to five foot stakes placed beside each plant when soil is soft. Recommend securing multiple stakes and driving them down as the ground settles. If trellised, use posts and two wires per row to support the plants.
Decorated by Italy Henry L. Trogers Receives Honor
Maj. Gen. Henry L. Trogers, quartermaster general, is awarded commander's insignia of the Order of the Crown by Col. Bernezzo at the Italian embassy in Washington for services in World War I. As quartermaster of the AMSP he supplied and clothed 2,000 troops moved 3,000 miles by sea.
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Last Living Realm A R Turge Lewis Celebrates 91st Birthday
Patrick Phillips of Wwaynedy Cal claims to be the last living man whose father fought in the American Revolution. He recently celebrated his ninety first birthday and maintains moonang lawn and a sizable garden as his method of keeping steady in initiaculle order.
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Finished the Sentence Burlesque Routine Warm on Stage
The burlesque comedian delivered an effective monologue on courtship romance and marriage. He was waxing content. The crowd roared at the line about happiness and marriage, with sharp laughter from the rear section of the house.
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Birthday cake and wage trends in 1951 Denver
A garbled 1951 newspaper fragment notes Denver wage earners surpassing 30 000, women serving as treasurers, and references to Aradiay Cunard steamer size. It mentions hydroelectric plans framing a broader agricultural note and a claim of a 4 meter mower amid a roughly 4 000 population context.
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