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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1923
Page
7
A cat that resembles a rabbit draws attention at Mullen & Printz on DeKalb street Norristown. Its front legs are short and hind legs long, creating a curious look as it moves.
Residents weigh forming a local Y M C A branch in Ephraia due to many young men spending time in unsuitable places. Read the Record offers a subscription at $1.50 a year.
Pistachio grows on a small tree native to Syria but now cultivated across western Asia and the Mediterranean. The kernel is oval with a red or green skin and splits easily in halves. It is valued for flavor and used decoratively. removed from shell for eating, it appears in various dishes and confections worldwide.
A fragmented lament in verse critiques a failed engine and rising costs. The speaker pleads for relief from mechanical woes and bills, invoking imagery of choking smoke and stalling parts. A rural town setting hints at a spiraling strain between labor, money, and everyday transport.
Farmers urged by the United States Department of Agriculture to discard marketing hay and feed good grade alfalfa to dairy cattle. The report argues live stock can profit from alfalfa, improving fertility and supplying concentrated feed without extra freight costs.
The article discusses seed quality and profitability, noting that careful selection and cultivation lead to better yields and higher profits. It contrasts farmers who invest in good seed with those who opt for cheaper varieties, suggesting faith in seed reliability matters for long term success.
The article urges early cultivation of corn to protect yields. It advises stirring the surface soon after the plants emerge, starting as soon as rows are visible, and waiting for rain if the soil has recently been plowed. Deep cultivation should occur while roots are shallow, but care is needed to avoid burying the young plants.
A firm seedbed is needed to hasten grass seed germination. After sowing and harrowing, drag or roll the field to firm subsurface. Leave a lightly rough surface to prevent crusting and ensure good seed-to-soil contact.
Soil should be well drained and fertile to support a strong alfalfa stand. Proper preparation includes ensuring good drainage, incorporating nitrogen, and using inoculation to boost initial vigor. Focus on balanced fertility to help the crop establish a robust, healthy root system.
The two month resident in this country, Ricardo Nelson of Swedish origin, astonishes Breston residents with feats of strength. In a photo he suspends an inch and a half rope tied to a block, the rope tested at 4,400 pounds, and he simply bears down and breaks it with ease.
A man charged with killing Walter Meloowitz after a ride with him admits he only meant to scare the victim by pointing a revolver. He says the weapon discharged accidentally, killing the 13 year old in a disputed game.
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