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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
7
Extension guidance outlines spraying protocols to keep apples clean for storage, detailing multiple treatments, timings after bloom, and mixtures to prevent codling moth, bitter rot, and apple aphids. It emphasizes preventive sprays, seasonal progression, and the need for repeated applications to ensure fruit quality through winter storage.
A 191 state article reports on a federal push to regulate migratory waterfowl trade. It advocates federal permits for limited capture and breeding, urging uniform state laws and tagging similar to New York. Officials cite ecological protection and a profitable occupation for people.
The article argues that while good cultivation and well made improvements aid farming, they cannot replace proper soil preparation. It notes no government limit on agricultural lime and urges unrestricted use where needed to boost soil health and productivity.
Reports recount Chicago residents advocating a national park at the dunes while a Sunday interurban ride devolved into chaos. A conductor battled a man who grabbed a silver coin, threats flew as a car door shielded bystanders, and passengers struggled to restrain the attacker until the train halted. Officials and local leaders, including Wellington Jones and George Folocher, are cited amid broader calls for park status and regional travel concerns.
A drunken man confronts credentals at a Chicago area cafe after a plan to sell political credentials backfires. Patrons chase him into the street as the trio disperses. one man is knocked down and police arrive to find only one member present and remorse for his actions.
An aged Welsh cobbler named Price, once a humble shoemaker in Criccieth, rose to become a premier in England. His modest manners, hard work, and plainspoken views drew friends and critics alike as he influenced national politics and policy.
Missouri born Frank W Alles quit the Navy after enlistment as a bugler on a battleship and drifted into deserts. A fellow recruit named Jack Anderson joined the 100th and 2nd engineers in Boston and fought from Brest to Coblenz with the American troops. Both men later faced discharge and capture as authorities deciding their fate.
Millions suffer daily from acid stomach indigestion causing sour belching and discomfort. The ad urges immediate use of ATONIC to correct acid symptoms, claim relief guaranteed or money back, and promotes a test for lasting stomach relief.
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