Digging Frost Damaged Flowering Bulbs and Seeds
Frost injures tops of flowering bulbs and summer bulbs, dig them promptly with roots intact to avoid bruising and loss. Smut control for wheat requires copper treatment and thorough cleaning, removing all smutted kernels. Tree insect control calls for lead arsenate sprays at specified rates to protect apples elms maples and other trees. Woodland management urges thinning and removal of diseased or inferior trees for better growth and fuelwood.
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Reading Forestry
Gipsy Moth Quarantine Expanded in Northeastern PA
The state quarantine against the Gipsy Moth expands to include Lehigh Township in Lackawanna County and areas in Monroe, Carbon, Luzerne, and Wayne Counties. The amended rules regulate movement of nursery stock and related products within the quarantined area to prevent reinfestation, with inspections required and heavy penalties for violations. Additional details available from Wilkes-Barre headquarters and Harrisburg Bureau of Plant Industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbon
Luzerene
Lackawanna
Monroe
Wayne Counties
Lehigh Township
Lackawanna County
Tunkhannock
Tobyhanna Townships
Monroe County
Penn Forest Township
Carbon County
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Kidder
Penn Forest
Carbondale
Covington
Jefferson
Lehigh
Madison
Ransom, Roaring, Brook
Spring Brook
Archhbald
Blakely
Dickson City
Dunmore
Elmhurst
Jermyn
Mayfield
Moosic
Moscow
Old Forge
Orghant
Taylor
Throop
Winton
Scranton
Bear Creek
Buck
Dennison
Exter
Franklin
Hanover
Jackson
Jenkins
Kingston
Plains
Plymouth
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Ashley
Avoca
Courtdale
Dorranceton
Duryea
Dupont
Exeter
Forty Fort
Hughestown
Kingston Laflin
Larksville
Laurel Run
Luzerne
Miners Mills
Parsons
Pringle
Swayersville
Suzar
Notch
Warrior Run
West Pittston
Wyoming
West Wyoming
Yateaville
Willie Barre
Luzerne County
Tobyhanna
Cannon
Waymart
Wayne County
Corey Avenue
Pacy
Bureau of Plant Industry
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Schools Open Amid 12053 Buildings
The fall opening of public schools saw occupancy of 12033 buildings in Pennsylvania led by Allegheny County with 633 structures. Cameron and Pike counties have the fewest at seventeen each. Top counties include York 424, Luzerne 21, Lancaster 300s, and Philadelphia 330 with Berks 302 and Fayette 350 rounding out large totals. About half the state’s buildings are one room, one teacher schools, totaling over 6000 statewide.
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Pennsylvania
Allegheny County
Department of Public Instruction
Cameron
Pike
Allegheny
York
Luzerne
Lancaster
Westmoreland
Fayette
Schuylkill
Philadelpha
Washington
Berks
Weekly Health Talk on health info and obsessions
The piece quotes Dr. Theo B. Appel on how false health information depresses introspective Americans. It cautions against morbid illness fixation, noting some seek pills and tonics for imagined or feared sickness and advise focusing on vim and vitality rather than illness obsession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo.b. Appel
Polishing the Halo by Dr Frank Crane
Dr Frank Crane argues that artists must keep mystique and solitude, unseen by the public. He warns gossip corrodes genius, urging performers to retreat after praise and polish their halo, while public figures like preachers and politicians should mingle to some extent.
Sales Register and Orphans Court Sale Summary
A chaotic notice blends an Orphans Court sale of the Trent estate with an extended critique of a woman who overuses medicines. The piece contrasts legal proceedings with a satirical tirade about self treatment and reliance on drugs, ending on cautions about health obsession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent Estate
Euston
Femma
Fabel Serras
Jennie Jeatella
Unangat
Anna May Boss
Alvin Piles
Ry Bath
Newburne
Safe autos for driver tests urged by patrolmen
Neophyte motorists face driving exams only in safe running cars. Patrol stations report 8726 learners were turned away in July and 39,239 tests refused over seven months due to unsafe vehicles. Common defects included 4848 cars with defective lights, 1496 with improper plates, 355 with faulty brakes and 2077 with miscellaneous issues.
Car of the future Dymaxion may reshape motor design
Buckminster Fuller unveils the Dymaxion, a three wheeled, aerodynamic car with a Ford V-8, claimed top speed over 125 mph. Built with chrome molybdenum steel and tubular bumpers, it emphasizes lightness and strength, with front driving wheels and a rear steering wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckminster Fulle
Bridgeport
Conm
Mr. Fuller
Uncle Elmer Reflects as Calendar Tells Tale
A fragmented reminiscence from Uncle Elmer about finances and daily life surfaces in a rugged, early 20th century newspaper voice. The jumbled OCR hints at wartime or regional hardship with暗 references to energy costs, a sod fight, and money shortages affecting the middle west.
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Elmer
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Moorestown
Bath
Frank P. Rohn
Eilem
Main
Nazareth
J. F. Bartholomew and Son Funeral Service
Carter
John Ruskin
Havana
Joho ‘Wilde
Joba Ruskin
Joka Radha
Lewis Cigar Mig. Co
Magers
Newark
N.J
Harvey F. Wint
Allentown, Pa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Masbegen
Carlyle
Bi Nye
Maude Adams
Frances Starr
Froude
Jesus
Tennyson
Mansfield
Chesterton
Lincoln
Frank Crane
Sahara
CAR OF the Future
Veeon Sale
The
Nazareth Item Publishing Co
Morice
East Lawn
Ron
Reuben
Miller
Broere
Enaty
Northampton
Stat
Nas Aylvania
Trquire
Ween ST. Nazareth
Nazareth Foundry & Machine Company
South Broad Street
Easton Road
Nazareth, Penna
D.S Ty
Nazareth Steel Fabricators
L& Wr, R
Bondholders’ Protective Committee
Tricot
Startle Creek
Iataini
Rite Airem
Rane
Phupieans
Baetan
Nerihanten
Meaney
Yemen
Rene
Hue Street
Ruston
Neritumeton
Fenris
Pine Street
Anna May Hosa
Deceas Simith & Pan
Attys Hastons Fa Edwards + Roberts
Lower Nazareth
Pennesylvenia
Thyiletine Nawireth
Lafle
Jorn File
Mre Snyder
Amis Hekman
Ion
WU Jan Shinier
Hieonel
Naxareth
Bethiehen-Naxareth
Nisarethy
Vrehia
Crank Berson
Juba Schlegel
Aa of
Eatantte
Aphaat
Lauerueh
Bat Fentens
Daewoo
Wuely
Ellen
Suletes
Jacob Kromer
Fof Lindaman
Uncle Elmer
Sone Sas Bees
Middle West
Wierda Ser
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