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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
3
Raffaello Morello, once jailed in Trenton eight years for his wife’s murder, is found not guilty as she died by her own hand. An interpreter at his trial misrepresented details, leaving him technically guilty but soon to be pardoned and sent back to Italy.
The codling moth larva damages apples, spending winter in a bark cocoon with two to three generations per season. Brannon advises two arsenate of lead sprays timed before blossom fall and a second spray for the first brood, with a third to target the second brood as it hatches.
A Missouri expert advises planting grafted apple trees as soon as ground workable, laying out rows 3.5 to 4 feet apart. Grafts are placed ten to fourteen inches apart in furrows, planted deeply with only one to two inches exposed, and kept weeded and moist through spring and summer. Trees may be set after one season or allowed to grow two seasons before transplanting.
Grapevines should be set in rows six to eight feet apart with plants about eight feet apart in the row for vineyard use. Posts and wires support training when in rows. single plantings need only a post. Grapes require high, well drained soil and should not be heavily manured until vines are mature.
An 18 year old demonstrates a posture exercise said to enhance poise and grace. The piece highlights the claimed benefits and the subject’s appearance in a New York display.
The notice urges planting trees this spring and advises against pear or pollination practices for apples. It highlights grapes as a reliable, profitable crop and notes raspberries need manure applied between rows. It warns forests decline faster than replenishment and suggests occasional nitrogen amendments when soil lacks nutrients.
International Baby Chick association and USDA experts report many hatcheries see under 75 to 80 percent fertile eggs due to cold wet weather and poor management. They urge proper flock handling, breeding stock variety, and adequate exercise or free range to improve hatchable egg production.
Feed for young turkeys is crucial. Do not feed 86 to 48 hours after hatch. once active, offer water and allow them to pick at sand or gravel. Provide greens like short grass, stale dry bread crumbs moistened with milk, and small amounts of hard boiled eggs, oats, and chick starter with animal protein such as milk or beef scraps. Milk quality varies. some use sour milk and feed the thick part after removing whey.
The article covers temperature effects on eggs from hens and ducks, culling to improve flocks, mating geese months before breeding, soil sanitation to prevent worms, and the range of poultry products. It stresses space per bird, prevention over cure, and avoiding overstocking. It notes limp neck can arise from worms or botulism and lists diseases like fowl typhus.
An old ad touts Bayer tablets for headaches neuritis toothache rheumatism and neuralgia. It emphasizes a handy twelve tablet box costing only a few cents and notes druggists also sell larger bottles of 24 and 100 tablets.
Mexico has few telephones despite its size. Mexico is 40 times larger than Vermont, yet Vermont has more telephones than Mexico. In Virginia there are more phones than Africa as a continent. Detroit, per population, has twice as many phones as Paris, France.
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