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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
3
W M Kelley notes manure supplemented with phosphoric fertilizer benefits corn crops on dairy farms. He explains manure supplies nutrients after application and recommends a light stable manure dressing on clover sod for better growth.
The author argues for applying manure at 6 to 10 tons per acre to accelerate organic matter breakdown and feed corn roots, with added phosphoric acid and potash. He notes bacteria in manure hasten decomposition and suggests potash as sulphate, aiming for economical, high-yield results.
The article describes early pepper varieties like Neapolitan Ruby King Bull Nose and Chinese Giant. It notes peppers turn from yellow to scarlet, plants reach about three feet, require light well drained soil, and should be transplanted after frost when warmth returns.
Farm note describes a home made stone rake using strong No 9 wire for removing stones from fields. It suggests a short or long handle and easy soil removal. Also offers lettuce and cabbage growing tips including a canopy of cheesecloth for lettuce and easy transplanting methods for cabbage.
Prof Alfred Vivian acting dean of Ohio State College of Agriculture says soil rich once can be made fertile again. He cites organic matter as key, noting its role in moisture retention, soil structure, and plant food storage. Methods include returning animal manures crop residues and green manuring to fields.
A note describes constructing a root chopping device for stock feed. It emphasizes a sharp blade and a sturdy edge, using an old handle secured with screws. The project aims to speed up the slow, tedious job of chopping roots in large quantities for animals.
The article advises starting the garden in spring after corn planting time, using hot beds and cold frames to ease seedlings. It notes not to exhaust one person with all tasks, and to avoid strong fertilizer directly on seed rows. It promotes growing asparagus from one or two year old plants.
Garden notes discuss ensilage costs and crop mixing, gopher control, and painting for weather protection. Articles describe two small cottage designs, their layouts, ventilation, and cost, plus suburb prices and a travel anecdote about Mr. Greenly in Europe.
Guidance on choosing a personal hairstyle that flatters one’s face and figure. Warns against fads, advises consulting a barber or stylist, favors simple, smooth hair for dark colors, broad waves for light or red hair, and avoiding tight updos and overdecorated ornaments to maintain good taste.
A practical cap like case for ties is demonstrated using a single piece 27 by 8 inches. It is lined with silk, forms two pockets for tie ends, and includes an elastic band and ribbon closures. The design includes a decorative front motif and a stiffened spine for folding.
Two handkerchiefs of equal size arranged center to center form an eight point star by crossing diagonals. Briar stitch creates an octagon where they meet and frees the star points. A circular opening is cut in the upper handkerchief for a ribbon drawstring.
The vogue describes changeable taffeta ribbons in blue paired with green yellow or red. Edges are fringed in brighter colors enhancing their vivid mix and fashion appeal.
The article notes the Pannier bathing suit style spreading from Paris and becoming a summer trend. It describes the Pannier effect, its origin as Peau de cygne, and that designs appear in plain or fancy fashion on fashionable beaches.
A description notes no single color preference in fabrics such as serges whip cord and linens and other wash fabrics. Bright trims appear on collars and cuffs, adding accent to overall material choices.
The article argues modern women should design their own hats to express temperament and suit changing wardrobes. It claims a hat can alter appearance and mood, with upturned brims revealing hair and softening features. It also offers beauty tips for nails and bath supplements.
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