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Newspaper

Odon Journal

Location

Odon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1906

Page

5

New Potash Discovery Could Cut Fertilizer Costs

Department of Agriculture reports a promising potash fertilizer derived from inexpensive ground rock. Experiments by Dr Cushman in the roads bureau show electricity aiding extraction, with plants gradually releasing potash as they grow. Field trials on tobacco plots are underway to confirm viability.

Department of Agriculture Germany Bureau of Roads Cushman Roads Office Charles J. Pilling Connecticut Virginia Kentucky Florida

Caponizing and Fertilizer Trials For Farmers Interest

An article reviews fertilizer experiments showing potash in ground rock can boost tobacco yields, with granite providing similar weight to imported salts. It also promotes caponizing as a profitable poultry practice, detailing timing, method, and humane benefits.

Celery GardeningHints for Home Growers

The article advises planting celery before August for winter use and outlines soil depth and moisture needs. It covers seed sowing in spring, transplant timing, and preparing deep, rich soil with manure or compost before setting out six inch furrows. It notes stocky transplants from seed stores if not ready.

Celery Planting Tips For Home Gardens

Blanching celery may be selected for the home garden and planted in rows two and a half feet apart with six inches in the row. Tall varieties require space. plant on dull days to protect roots from sun. Soak plants before transplanting to help root growth, or trim tops by one third and dip roots in water to encourage strong healthy roots.

Rags and Ribbons for Girls Fashioned Frocks and Coats

A fashion column describes dress styles for young girls and women, detailing fabrics such as taffeta and linen, trims like embroidery and lace, and garment types from frocks to coats. It notes skirt shapes, sleeve lengths, and the Paris standard of sixteen for developed figures, with accessories including hats and sashes.

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Free scholarship offered for agricultural study at Winona Institute

Dean E. J. Hollister of the Winona Agricultural Institute at Winona Lake Indiana offers a free two year scholarship covering tuition and living expenses to a single young man over sixteen who is of good character and endorsed by two citizens. The course covers agriculture and horticulture with limited specialization possible by merit. Applications due by August 1 with life history and five reasons for study. graduates may enter practical work where Dean directs small farms and reclamation projects.

E. J. Hollister Winona Agricultural Institute Winona Lake Indiana

Shonts Faces Extra Fare Demand On Parlor Car

Panama Canal Commission head Mr. Shonts, then president of Clover Leaf System, rode a parlor car where a conductor demanded extra fare or removal from the drawing room. Shonts showed his pass but was told passholders must pay. After a ten minute ultimatum, he paid the demanded sum.

Shonts Panama Canal Commission Clover Leaf System Atlantic Coast Line Railroad The Pennsylvania

Birthplace Map of Common Plants by Origin

The list identifies the origins of several familiar plants. Celery from Germany, chestnut from Italy, onion from Egypt, tobacco native to North America, spinach from Arabia, radish from China, rye first cultivated in Siberia, and citron from Greece.

Germany Italy Egypt North America Siberia Greece

The Coming People Postage Offer

One copy of The Coming People post age prepaid will be mailed to any address in the United States for twenty five cents.

United States Homecrofters Maxwell Talisman Main Street Watertown Mass

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