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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1900
Page
6
A new dwarf tomato, the Quarter Century line, emerges from trials dating back to 1806. Breeders report a bright scarlet fruit with high quality, true-to-type growth, and potential for large-scale cultivation, though not all traits align with ideal standards yet.
The text describes a dwarf upright tomato variety with large scarlet fruits suited for small pots, noting its good table quality, resisted growth, and denser foliage. It highlights near four inch diameter fruit clusters weighing about six pounds and advantages for dense plantings and yields in limited ground.
A farm column covers asparagus bed care including weed control, covering, and timing of harvest plus silage packing to limit carbonic acid intrusion. It also mentions manure sheds, rain protection, and stored grain pests with methods using bisulphide of carbon to kill weevils.
Winter cabbare tips describe keeping heads firm by burying head down, selecting firm tops, trimming roots, packing, and layering like apples or turnips. Instructions warn to cleanse thoroughly before boiling, tear off leaves, and check for worms that may hide among the leaves.
A garbled notice discusses horse surgery and veterinary procedures with references to castration, preparation, and potential outcomes. The fragmentary text hints at costs, procedures, and facilities but lacks clear facts or coherent structure to confirm events or dates.
A detailed account explains methods to restrain horses for surgery using side lining beams and ropes. It describes casting the animal, securing limbs and head, and cautions against procedures without anesthesia due to risk of kicking. The piece shifts to critique oleomargarine fraud, noting large consumer and farmer losses and market dynamics.
A playful exchange notes contrasts between cows and milkmen. A gentleman cites memory for jests that cows produce pare whereas the milkman quips that cows do not give credit. A brief humorous quip from Tadiananolis Press.
Practical guide on pig weaning, feeding milk substitutes, and keeping cattle and hogs apart. Emphasizes quality feed, not overreliance on pasture, and stresses cleanliness, proper forage, and regular, measured rations for healthy growth and thrift. Includes notes on milk substitutes, sour milk danger, and grain distribution between cattle and hogs.
A National Stockman view argues many who regret not buying pure bred livestock earlier would not act even in low mood. Breeders start when prices rise, not in depressions, and early indulgence fuels profitable ventures. Also notes tree care advice urging early spring treatment for fall cankerworm and winter maintenance.
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