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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1926

Page

6

Proper care for young orchards and protection measures

The article urges rigorous early care for young orchards including five to six feet of cultivated ground around each tree or soil spading if erosion limits cultivation. It recommends intercropping, liberal manuring, and timely spraying to prevent leaf loss and diseases such as fire blight, with removal of blighted twigs as a cheap, effective practice.

A. E. Murneck Missouri College of Agriculture

Peach crop ruined by corn ear worm in Georgia

The corn ear worm also known as cotton boll worm and tomato fruit worm destroyed 4000 young peach trees at Plains Georgia. Grower expected 1500 crates, but harvested peaches failed as worms fed on green fruit. traps halted spread.

Georgia Plains United States Department of Agriculture

Cherry Trees May Suffer from Leaf Spot Disease

The owner should spray cherry trees per directions in Agricultural Experiment Station Circular No. 125 to control cherry leaf spot. The disease causes yellow spots on leaves, leading to full yellowing and leaf drop, weakening trees and possibly killing them in years.

Horticultural Notes on Insect Pests and Remedies

Insect pests are more abundant and require distinguishing injury from disease. Spraying, notably Bordeaux mixture, is described as crop insurance. The text notes feeding habits and methods such as sheltering plants and covering patches to deter pests and protect crops.

Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helps Schoolgirls

Mothers report Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improves energy and health in teen girls who overexert themselves or catch cold after dancing and school stress. Letters from Mrs Autos Lourhan of Charleston Illinois Mrs Manzs W D Gieterre of Los Angeles and Mrs C M Sire of Union Village Vermont describe restored health and renewed school attendance.

Lydia EB. Pinkham Lydia H. Pinkham Autos LourHan Route Charleston Illinois Lydia Pinkhams W.D- Gieterre Los Angeles Calif Lydia J. Pinkham Pinkham C. M. Sire Union Village Vermont

Proved by Temptation Beecher on Temptations and Self

Quotations attribution to Henry Ward Beecher stating that discovering one's temptations reveals much about a person. The line emphasizes self-knowledge through examining inner impulses and character.

Henry Ward Beecher

Various Classified Ads Prompt Readers To Sell Or Buy

A collage of old style classified snippets invites readers to sell ranches and other property, hire services, and invest. Includes offers from J Bone Markwell in Long Beach California and Kavanagh Bros Co Chicago, plus ads for chinchilla rabbits and dental gold buyers. Also notes Americans use about 80 pounds of soap per family per year at an estimated $10. details vague.

California J. Bone Markwell Long Beach Calif Kavanagh Bros. CO Chicago United States

Well Again The Remarkable Experience Of Mrs Evans

A Denver matron credits Tanlac with ending years of illness. She describes severe indigestion gastritis dizziness and weakness before Tanlac brought pain relief better sleep and renewed strength. She urges others to take Tanlac and asks readers to consult their druggist.

Stanley—van Ming Pennsylvania St Denver Tanlac Evans Mrs. Evans

Government plane to scatter poison over infested land

An army aircraft will be used this season to spread poison over land infested by the alfalfa weevil. The report notes indifference is not helpful and mentions a pair described as well matched. Another line remarks a man snores while a woman is deaf.

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