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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
9
A chaotic social night in Chicago follows Rose Stanton as her husband Rodney Aldrich guides guests Barry Lake and Jane into town life. Rose awakens to new confidence and political chatter about independence, provoking a charged dinner conversation and a shift in marital dynamics.
In a tense midnight scene Tam confronts Roddy about their life and love. She accuses him of loving her only sometimes and of hiding others in his past while insisting on equal respect and honesty. Roddy resists at first but reveals lingering affection as they argue over fairness and future bound by truth.
The idea questions if marriage should be a business partnership as well as a sentiment. If a wife can contribute, she should earn a portion of the family income from outside work, balancing love with practical living needs.
Excerpts discuss nebulae rotation and planet formation, suggesting spiral nebulae create solar systems and that we glimpse the universe at work. Also notes on potatoes and a closing quip about a teller verifying cash before a check.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture describes prairie dogs or plains marmots and their impact on ranges from northern Mexico to Canada. It details a strychnine based poisoning method using oats or milo maize, preparation steps, mixing, and deployment to treat about fifty burrows per quart of grain with cost estimates of four to five cents per acre.
A Virginia station report summarizes field work on Colorado potato beetle control in Tidewater during 1914. It finds Bordeaux mixture with arsenate of lead paste and Paris green most effective and economical for five acres or more, with best results from Paris green dust early and a liquid spray later every ten days.
Leonard Huseman of the Missouri College of Agriculture advises beginners to study bees and their habits before handling hives. He notes that honey bees are not vicious when treated with care and proper smoke, and warns that careless handling stirs trouble. He recommends protective gear, a face shield, and calm practice at the hive entrance.
A brief note extols a mixed setup of fruit, bees, and poultry as a strong, practical combo that anyone can adopt with time and care, urging an abundance of fruit for the table.
Plant wild trees and shrubs bearing fruits around the home to lure birds and simultaneously shield cultivated fruit from bird damage.
The article outlines careful handling of bees to avoid stings and chill. It notes that bees are calmer when nectar or pollen is being gathered and warns against pinching bees. It emphasizes not opening the brood chamber in cold weather and encourages farmers to keep bees for personal honey supply and profit.
F L Washburn discusses methods to deter crows from seed corn including scarecrows tin fluttering strings and occasional changing of decoys. It notes shooting and live hanging as effective but inhumane and warns against trapping. poisoning with strychnine can be used but risks to other birds and requires careful timing.
Parsnips yield heavily when planted in deep fertile soils. Leave 28 inches between rows for horse cultivation. For hand wheel hoe cultivation, 14 inches suffices.
A farmer desirous of producing milk cream or butter even in a small way cannot afford to sell the choice cows.
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