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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1951
Page
6
A 1951 column presents Dorothy Dix guidance on balancing friendship and marriage, advising against giving up friends for a fiancé and urging tolerance of differing temperaments. It also discusses handling a boastful co worker and maintaining perspective in romantic and social life.
Lorraine answers that a minor should not go out with boys while parents are away. She stresses willful disobedience for a child aware of parental attitudes, even when relatives offer permission. Beil Syndicate release.
University of Maryland soil specialist Frank Bentz advises an extra fertilizer shot at alfalfa seeding to improve stand and first year yields. Recommendations include 570 pounds of 0-14-14 or equivalent, or 300-0-0 pounds of 3-12-6, plus 60 pounds borax per ton to address boron. Methods include grain drill and lime incorporation for a firm seedbed. Bend to lime tests and clean high-germination seed. Atlantic, Buffalo and Ranger seed outperform Kansas varieties for Maryland.
York Inter-State Fair in York, Pennsylvania, celebrates a centennial September 10 to 15 with a six day program. The York County Agricultural Society traces fairs to 1775 under a Penn charter and aims to attract over 300000 visitors from six states and DC. Society president Samuel S. Lewis notes more than 75000 in fair grounds improvements in the past year.
Harry L. Kiracofe, long a master printer by trade, wins the title master tomato grower. He shows at The News-Post two giant tomatoes weighing 3 and 2 pounds and a trio on one stem totaling 5 pounds. His nine vines flourish in the garden.
At 902 North Market Street a family farm reproduces a tomato variety called Jumbo from seeds linked to the late Rev. G. W. Kiracofe of Frederick. To increase size, Mr Kiracofe trims shoots and lower vines while careful cultivation and watering yield six foot vines with abundant fruit.
The sun is shedding mass at an astonishing 4,200,000 metric tons per second yet could continue for about five and a quarter trillion years before exhaustion. This remarkable longevity arises from gradual fusion processes balancing energy output with mass loss.
Motorsits benefit as eight states including Arkansas Kansas Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska North Dakota and Oklahoma deploy magnetic sweepers to remove tire damaging metal. Each mile yields about six pounds of metal collected annually, reducing flat tires on highways.
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