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Newspaper
New Holland Clarion
Location
New Holland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1901
Page
3
A discussion on how odors and flavors influence milk quality including aroma testing with the sniff method, explains odors from feed and environment affect milk and cream, and notes aeration helps. It also covers potato planting timing from June 1 to 10 and notes about fertilizers and poultry and goose egg hatches.
The article describes green aphids or plant lice on plants, their feeding method, and the insects known as ants cows. It explains remedies include whale oil soap solution, potassium lye mixes, kerosene emulsions, tobacco extracts, and pyrethrum with early season application and undersides of leaves spraying. It advises pruning heavily infested leaves if needed and suggests follow up sprays to keep lice in check.
Cauliflower cultivation grows in demand with rich soil and nitrate of soda. early crops start in February in greenhouses while late crops seed in May and June. After flowering, careful leaf wrapping prevents discoloration. A four horse evener for binders is described using a pulley and rope setup to improve traction.
Pierre La Salle, aged 12, hands over tolls paid by Napoleon’s soldiers to repay his father's debt after the charger incident. Napoleon orders the father to rejoin duty and enroll Pierre in cadet school as France seeks such youths. Meanwhile Kate the cat adopts three orphaned mice, nursing them in the baggage room.
A historical description outlines a ground divided into five equal parts each with a small rear goal. Six sticks are placed in each part. A player who reaches the enemy goal may carry one stick back to his own goal but cannot be caught while carrying it. If captured en route the setter becomes a prisoner in the goal until freed by a teammate. No stick may be taken when players are prisoners. The side that captures the opponent’s goal wins.
A reflective poem by Mabel L. Eaton discusses a shy whispery bird that refuses to chatter. The speaker wonders which bird might whisper secrets and notes the creature’s quiet nature and avoidance of southward migration.
The article explains collecting nuts for planting, burial depth, and spacing. It notes roots seek the sea, hurricanes end mature trunks, and the sprouting kernel forms the tree. It describes the coconut’s developing germ, fire, and the long life yielding hundreds of nuts, plus the tree’s water heart and year-round fruiting.
A Washington Heights lawyer, waiting for an early Connecticut train, could not sit in the hall at a Grand Central hotel because non guests were not allowed. After declaring his identity and reason, he registered for a room and was allowed to sit in the lobby.
The Sundown gun marks the salute to the flag and signals approximate sunset rather than exact seconds. Army officers note the firing is ceremonial and not intended to inform nearby locals of sundown, with clocks in garrisons and forts often differing.
A Cleveland Fish Dealer reports a humorous exchange about a promoter who jokes about proposing to Mabel during a trolley line dispute. The note plays on time and right of way as an allegory for love and commitment.
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