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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1927
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear phrases about worlds and a rule related to measurement and fear. readable nouns include world and dye, but overall meaning is obscured, yielding a cryptic, non-cohesive item.
A rough tableau of the Julius Caesar play notes an improvised prop failure as the intended assassination scene faltered when the prop knife misfired. A gallery voice quips that Caesar remains tough, adding a rumor of comic misfortune to the curtain.
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A local printer invites collaboration to enhance next prints. The message emphasizes skilled work and competitive prices, aiming to persuade customers to choose their services for upcoming projects.
Vague report describes the Grand Canal system in China reaching Trop Plabechpwro in Qhelikinne and Prewisis. It notes high waters, coaching depth, and ongoing woes. Officials lament disruption to flows and maintenance.
A garbled OCR item references a survey and reservations with names and numbers, mentioning Tibet, Virgenes, and Os and hints at a tally of 380. The text is fragmented and unclear, preserving few concrete facts or coherent events.
Fragmentary lines mention Aurelian philosophy and a roomie phrase. The text references a squire, a man named Meyer, and Marcus Auvelius in unclear contexts. The piece reads as a clipped historical dialogue or excerpt with unclear attribution and missing coherent narrative.
A garbled readable scraps describe a scene in a haberdasher's shop where political glare and personal tensions surface. The fragment hints at a husband and wife amid public scrutiny and a tense moment linked to last year's events.
The text explains summer pruning of berry canes to promote sturdy new shoots and better fruiting. It covers timing at about knee height, leaving 24 to 40 inches of wood on lateral branches, cutting back main canes to three to four feet, and supporting pruned canes with trellises. It warns delaying pruning leads to weak growth and winter injury, and emphasizes fostering healthy lateral branches for a larger, more productive crop.
A New Jersey agriculture publication notes stabilizing lubricating oils with inexpensive substrates to create a spray mixture that saves about six dollars per 2,000 gallons. The method aims to cost effectively combat European red mites on apple, peach, and cherry trees by using a stabilized oil emulsion diluted with water, reducing expense for growers.
Practical tips for fruit growers on pruning and spraying to improve yields. Spraying at bud break controls aphids in apples while thinning is advised for large limbs. Well drained soils support stronger bud development. pruning tools and careful methods save effort.
Neil Ashley a well known Jesort artist drove to the Biltmore in Los Angeles announcing a gold discovery 150 miles north of Barstow in Death Valley. He described painting in the Funeral mountains at 8000 feet and a glowing vein of gold and lead discovered as he descended the slope at sunset.
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