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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1900
Page
3
Discussion on humus as the soil’s store of nitrogen describes how organic nitrogen becomes available through nitrification by soil microbes. It notes warmth moisture and air for microbes, the role of base nutrients, rainyard manure benefits, and the relation between humus and nitrogen, plus farm manure value versus commercial fertilizer.
The article details how liming affects crops like strawberries, asparagus, beets, chard, leeks, endive, carrots, and melons, comparing nitrate of soda with sulfate of ammonia and noting variable benefits. It also discusses establishing a two to three year plan for a farm wood lot and sustainable removal of trees for fuel and posts over time.
A fragment from a 19th century agricultural note discusses timing between cutting early grass and later crops. It highlights using a cultivator or horse hoe to suppress weeds, keep ground light, and suggests haying weather may be optimal for field work. References to dairy statistics and the Department of Agriculture appear as context.
Henriette RoussEar notes the triumph of flounces in early fall dress, praising delicate lawns and moss roses, and describing decorative chintz panels in Mrs. Robert Osborne’s parlor. She mentions boleros, guimpes, and gowns with intricate flounces, plus fresh floral notes and interior decor trends.
A historic home care column offers detailed advice on dust control and window cleaning. It covers sweeping directions to keep dust by the hearth, making putty substitutes, cleaning glass with boiled water and ammonia, and repairing cracks with flour and alum paste. It also describes polishing furniture, treating stains, and refreshing floors and textiles.
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