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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1902
Page
6
Practical note recommends spray pumps for fruit tree care with copper sulfate Bordeaux mix specifics and timing. Advises on diamond spray intervals, dilution, and handling safety. Also summarizes Oklahoma trees suitable for shade including elm, soft maple, catalpa, black locust, box elder, ash, and sycamore with suitability notes.
The writer discusses meeting Mr Baxter who runs the greenhouses and teaches floriculture at Kansas Agricultural College. About 400 female students study domestic science, with greenhouses visits and floriculture training emphasized for future homes and horticulture skills.
The article discusses evolving asparagus planting, favoring shallow, widely spaced beds over deep trenches and close rows to improve long term yield. It contrasts old practices with modern wider spacing and notes the danger of growing weeds and poisonous Datura stramonium threatening children and cattle.
A vivid account of New York quarantine operations as 7000 immigrants arrive daily, detailing ship disinfection, hospital ships on Hoffman and Sefton islands, and the strict inspection process aboard liner Kronprinz Wilhelm. Immigrants from Bohemia and Hungary mingle with Germans and Italians while fort Wadsworth guards the harbor.
Robert A. Williams, chief of the Chicago fire department during the great 1871 blaze, died in Chicago after four weeks illness. He boasted never missing an important fire in over fifty years and led the response at the time of the big fire. His unpublished reports offered insights into the origin and spread of the conflagration.
Major Geneva and the Earl of Dundonald are named for the Dominion militia command role. Dundonald, famed for Camel Corps service on the Nile and leadership at Ladysmith, heads to Canada in June as general officer commanding the Dominion. He is described as a strong believer in the citizen soldier and a bold, driving leader.
The fragment outlines a long standing secret practice tied to a group in a city. It notes a renowned founder Giovanni Marin Parion and mentions Coloene, shortpond, and fifty fieteriva. It references relationships, marriage, and social networks affecting the operation and perception of the practice.
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