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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1923

Page

6

Yellowstone opening under Harding policy anchors park protection

The 1928 Yellowstone celebration marks absolute preservation of the park against commercial exploitation. Dr. John Wesley Hill, representing President Harding, declares national park policy to keep the system in unimpaired form for all time. Yellowstone also gains limelight as President Harding visits, viewing the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone and Old Faithful, while a public surge supports broad conservation.

National Parks Warren G. Harding Yellowstone America Congress John Wesley Hill Lincoln Memorial University Harding Yellowstone Park Friends of the Park Park Land of Wonder Gnall Total Marding National Park Doctor Hill Sixty Sixth Congress Idaho Commission National Parks and Monuments National Organization of Defense Smith House Senate Water Power Commission Walsh Montana Yellowstone Lake Secretary of the Interior Fall United States Reclamation Service Scott Leavitt Jerome Locke Mescalera Indian Reservation New Exeo New Mexico Appalachian National Park Virginia Public Lands Committee Franklin K. Lane Roosevelt Taft Wilson San Francisco Yosemite Lane Alaska Continental Divide Mammoth Wet Springs Horace M Albright Artist Point Grand Canyon Lower Falls John Colter St_Louis Colter James Bridger Jim Bridgers Cornelius Hedges Howstone Jackson Hele Jackson Tuk Thy Teton Mountains

Temperature patterns guide codling moth spraying dates

The USDA report notes climate effects on codling moth activity in apples and pears. Walla Walla experiments show moths cease egg laying below 60 F, with peak oviposition 3 PM to 9 PM. Spraying timing hinges on forecasted temperatures and two to three nights at or above 60 F, with egg hatch 1–3 weeks. Thermometer shelters aid date determination.

United States Department of Agriculture Washington Weather Bureau Walla Walla Wash Prac Cal Walla Watlin Fruit District

Strawberry Leaf Spot Worst Disease Says State Bureau

Strawberry leaf spot is widespread and damages yield by destroying leaf area. Recommendations from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture urge selecting clean sets, removing spotted leaves before transplanting, applying Bordeaux mixture, and burning old plant debris after harvest to prevent carryover of the fungus.

Bureau of Plant Industry Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture

Attack of Pear Slug Threatens Orchard Trees

The pear and cherry foliage turns brown in midsummer as a slimy worm damages leaves leaving skeletal remains. Orchards look burned from afar. The insect weakens trees by foliage loss hindering hardening and bud development. It is controllable by dry dusts or sprays with dry arsenicals. Prompt treatment helps control.

Unappreciated Katherine Responds To Uncle Visit

A short note from the Boston Evening Transcript recalls a child named Katherine making a witty reply when her uncle asked if she was a good girl. She says “Yes, but nobody knows it,” highlighting a cheeky defiance in a family moment.

Katherine Boston

Information Wanted for Summer Plans

Fragmentary dialogue notes a plan to spend a month during the big summer. Casual exchange hints at budgeting and enthusiasm, with references to Boston and spending choices. No clear event or named individuals beyond places implied.

Boston

Seeing Ourselves Through Others Eyes

Reflect on how self perception shifts when viewed by others. The idea suggests humility and awareness that personal biases color judgments. It invites readers to consider alternate viewpoints before forming conclusions.

Astoria Baby Medicine Ad Promotes Castoria Brand

An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria used for over eight decades as a safe substitute for Calomel tonics teething aids and soothing syrups. It asserts no narcotics in the formula and that physicians recommend it with a genuine signature on each package.

Trans Nordic Power Link Study Moves Toward Denmark

A long running project to transfer electricity from Norway and Sweden to Denmark has produced an important report. Three national commissions hold it and the next report goes to the governments. Projected plans require immense funding but are seen as technically and commercially feasible.

North Lands Scandinavia Norway Sweden Denmark

Snake Farming Brings Profit

The breeding of snakes grows into a recognized industry. Snake skin is used for leather novelties, snake fat yields oil valued for muscular rheumatism, and venom has medicinal value with ready sales among physicians and chemists.

Snake Farme

Gratitudes Measured Like Tipping in the Restaurant

Uncle Eben remarks that gratitude follows a simple rule with tips: the bigger the tip, the louder the thanks. The quote highlights social expectations around tipping and appreciation in dining.

Uncle Eben

Few Men Appreciate Revenge Until They Get It

A terse aphorism notes that real appreciation of revenge often comes only after it is achieved, suggesting a paradox about desire and consequence. The line hints at moral ambiguity and the twist of satisfaction versus cost.

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