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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
7
The piece notes that young wearers prefer lively green garments over black as a choice for children's clothing. It describes the appeal of brighter colors simplifying care and improving visibility for youths.
readers note forehead wrinkles signal kindness honesty and generosity rather than genius. such facial marks reflect character and create a positive impression in daily life.
Fragmentary OCR text presents names and phrases with unclear meaning. The item appears to be an editorial or note referencing temptation, trust, and Margaret Sereival, but specifics are missing. No coherent event or outcome is evident from the readable words.
An ancient cypress wood piece used by Egyp tius to fashion mummy cases remains remarkably preserved after about three thousand years. The artifact shows little decay and is still in good condition.
An OCR excerpt mentions a transit route or rail project with scattered terms and broken names. The legible parts reference places and organizations in a cluttered format, suggesting a damaged public notice or planning document without clear actions or dates.
The readable parts mention a religious site and patriarchs possibly Abraham and God. It references dates around a holiday or observance with mentions of Labour Day and Sunday. The text is garbled and several names are unclear.
The text notes Death Valley’s Furnace Creek area, the only oasis in the region 70 feet below sea level, being planted with date palms. It hints at California prospects for date production and provincial knowledge of physical facets and resources, referencing Sir C. R. Seeley.
Disjointed text notes Venus associated with Mizpah and a figure dubbed Queen of Heaven among Israelite worshipers. Mentions Samuel, Jerusalem destruction by Nebuchadnezzar in 586 BC, and a fringe or limbs motif. Context unclear due to transcription errors.
A hybrid dewberry developed by B. M. Young of Louisiana, known as the Young dewberry, shows superior fruit quality and disease resistance in USDA tests. It outproduces the Logan variety in flavor and suitability for southern climates, with potential for gardeners and truck farmers in the region.
W B R Martin of Kansas State Agricultural College notes small fruits likely to succeed include strawberries black raspberries blackberries and gooseberries Grapevines suited to local conditions include Concord and Niagara for white grapes Disease resistant plantings advised for raspberries and choice of root cutting blackberries for better hardiness versus suckers.
The article warns against wound dressings on perch tree cuts and notes apple color ties to nitrogen content. It advises buying from reliable nurseries, inspecting stock, pruning grape vines and shade trees before sap flow, banding trees to deter insects, and using winter dormant sprays to prevent fungal diseases.
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