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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
7
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In a damages suit over three large maples a Pennsylvania man won $150, while a Baldwin apple tree is praised as a monumental asset. The piece extols planting trees for shade, beauty, and profit, urging fruit selection to fit climate and market, and warns against overcharging, improper feeding, and artificial methods.
A poem praising the orchard landscape and perfumed air under apple trees. The speaker favors Baldwin, Pippin, and the Spy apples over exotic fruits, cherishing birds, blossoms, and a tranquil grove. The author signs as C M Barnitz.
The article argues that fowl hatching requires a season of development with natural food and climate. It warns against early or late hatching, noting wild turkeys nest in February and March and that August hatchings face more winter challenges. It cites Solomon on there being a time for everything and applies it to poultry and crop timing.
A fragmented column on early 20th century poultry markets and show culture. It mentions FEATHERS AND EGGSHELLS club in Chicago selling 700000 eggs in a day at 20 cents a dozen, turkeys moved from Missouri to Sedalia for sale, and notes on poultry varieties in England. It discusses roosters, English ministers, suffragettes, and women running pigeon plants with light satire.
A listed sale item promoting the Official Boy Scout Hatchet price one dollar with leather case. Describes selected white hickory handle, patent wedge to prevent head detachment, curved grip. Sold by Co. E. Myer at 56 N. Cedar Street.
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