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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1892
Page
3
Grafted trees bear fruit in two to five years and give true-to-name fruit. Scions cut from vigorous last-year growth can be taken in December February or early spring. Methods include saddle side splice whip tongue cleft and crown grafting with waxed protection and careful alignment of inner bark for a successful union. </s>
Read highlights of a historic agricultural column detailing poultry care including grain rations, vegetable additions, bone meal, lime, and water strategies for hens, chicks, and fowls. It discusses feeding frequency, winter vs summer regimens, and methods to curb egg-eating, with notes on milk, charcoal, and soot as supplements.
Massachusetts Ploughman explains how to double crop by alternating cabbage and squash on the same plots, using early cabbage varieties to allow full soil clearing. He cites growers near cities with hotbeds achieving multiple crops yearly and notes beets, cabbage, rye, barley, and Hungarian can serve as second crops.
An Orange Judd Farmer plan shows attaching a five-horse double tree to plow equipment to steer horses away from the furrow. It explains widening the plow beam or adding an iron bracket so the draft point falls outside the furrow, enabling the outside horse to avoid mowed ground. Trial and adjustment determine the correct block or bracket size. other devices achieving the same result exist.
The page blends World’s Fair curiosity and souvenir offers with travel ads to Louisville and Pensacola, unsolicited quotes, and quips about prosperity. It notes the Sisseton Indian Reservation opening around April 15 1892 seeking immigration details and includes various ad lines and light social commentary.
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