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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1918
Page
3
Agricultural guidance outlines sticky bands around tree trunks to block caterpillars and wingless moths such as cankerworms and gypsy moths. It details materials, methods for cotton batting bands, tarred paper wraps, and alternative barriers with resin coal tar mixes and oils, plus cautions on proper use and maintenance.
From the United States Department of Agriculture guidance on pruning practices. Frequent cutting back of branches while trees are young prevents long bare limbs and promotes compact growth. Low headed trees require less propping and place fruit closer to the trunk, strengthening load-bearing capacity of main branches.
The size of the orchard should govern the selection and planting goals. If fruit will be sold locally, the home orchard can be expanded along the row to maximize a steady profitable market.
A successful fruit grower should be careful with tree care to prevent injury or neglect. Anticipate trouble before it comes as the best approach to farming and growing fruit.
Save a little sugar today by skipping icing and using thinner frostings. Opt for reduced sugar in cake recipes and favor molasses or syrup sweeteners. Use canned fruit jellies and preserves to dessert to cut sugar consumption.
The Supreme War Council in London condemns German political crimes against Russian and Rumanian peoples and refuses to acknowledge Germany's peace. It denounces German aggression, warns Poland and Romania face subjugation, and vows to continue fighting to end plunder and establish justice. The statement stresses interdependent freedom battles and faith in allied armies.
The Franciscan monastery at Mount St Sepulcher Washington recreates Jerusalem Holy Sepulcher rituals and shrines. It mirrors the tomb of Christ, the angel chapel, the altar of Thabor, and Calvary with faithful replicas of Palestine’s sacred sites.
Detailed description recalls Holy Week rites at Mount St. Hermes Church and Holy Sepulcher, Washington. It covers Palm Sunday processions, Tenebrae, Maundy Thursday obsessions, Good Friday burial rites, Holy Saturday light and resurrection services, and Easter Sunday masses including student attendance, with shrine grounds and cloisters noted.
Secretary Houston and Food Administrator Hoover appoint twenty four producer representatives to form a new advisory committee. Members include Marion Lawson of Fort Worth Texas George C Reeding of Fresno California C W Hunt of Logan Iowa and John Grattan of Golden Colorado. The group will meet in Washington but first session scheduled here March 28.
Secretary McAdoo will begin the third Liberty Loan campaign with a speech in Philadelphia on April 6. The ceremonies will include the unveiling of a reproduction of the Bartholdi statue of Liberty. Swiss government demands payment of indemnity from Germany for the sinking of the grain steamer Sardinero in Berne.
In a vivid field snapshot, the hermit thrush descends among birds like juncoes and woodpeckers, symbolizing spring and migration. The piece notes seasonal changes, budding lilacs and onions sprouting, and Easter’s renewal as London police and dockyard staff enter war service.
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