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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1917
Page
3
L M Bennington advises pruning shrubs after flowering and observing each plant’s habit. Address lawn yellow spots, soil quality, and moisture. Suggests mowing frequency, hedge trimming, July transplants, water for irises, removing fading blooms, seed-formation control, and sowing in frames for perennials.
The text extols the Sweet Sultan as a sweet spicy stem with long lasting cut flower value. It compares older Sweet Sultans to the improved Imporans Grandiflora, noting large soft thistle-shaped petals in pinkish lilac and a primrose tinted white variety suitable for table decor. The giant flowers are described as easy to grow as the old varieties, with shared family appeal.
Amateur gardeners often plant vegetables too closely and neglect sunlight access. Use ample potash and phosphoric acid, especially for tomatoes peppers eggplants and root crops. Well fertilized soil reduces drought stress, prevents plant starvation, and sustains vigor through the season.
Summer garden guidance advises succession plantings of sweet corn and snap beans until mid or late July for late season harvest. Transplant celery multiple times to strengthen roots and improve growth in permanent rows. Frequent cultivation with a fine-toothed cultivator preserves soil moisture and prevents hard clods. Pinching cantaloupe vines at about two feet promotes branching and heavier fruit.
A note on garden upkeep warns that excess weeds and fallen leaves ruin charm. It urges regular trimming and cleanup to preserve bloom and overall neatness.
A devotional piece extols the Bible as a lamp and life giving current. It likens scripture to wires and light, cites calls to prayer and study, and suggests readers turn to Bible figures like Job David Paul and John for different needs. It urges guiding children in scripture and trusting Christ for comfort, resurrection, and eternal life.
In a brisk kitchen exchange a master accuses a maid of failing to keep cream in stock. The maid cites the mistress saying a cream purchase was planned, while the cat is blamed by implication and the scene ends with no clear solution. The dialogue reflects class tension and domestic routine in a colloquial setting.
An old man praises his boy for a fine speech while joking about the languages the boy used. He recalls Latin first, then Greek, and quips that those tongues will let him swear at the mite when he returns home.
Advertisement extols Cuticura creamy erbollients for itching burning crusting and scaling skin. Says daily use prevents minor issues from worsening and offers a free sample by mail with a booklet. Address postcard to Cuticura Dept L Boston.
A fragment mentions an anthracite coal demand and notes a Jewelry department located on the fourth floor, indicating a mixed setting with future noir touches.
A testimonial from Dr. L A Richardson of Marine Illinois praises Swamp Root for liver and kidney troubles. After three months of use the patient returned to work, prompting demand for the product. Kilmer Co advertises samples and booklets with 1 dollar bottles available at drug stores.
The dialogue features a playful exchange where one person asks if a stolen kiss would count as petty larceny and the other replies it would be grand. The light banter highlights flirtatious humor between the speakers.
A fragmented reflection on human flaws and the idea that self awareness brings a form of perfection. The text asserts imperfection as a common trait and ends with a provocative line that tears serve as a war cry for an angry woman.
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