Tobacco decoctions and powders for insect control
An article discusses insect control by tobacco decoctions and powders. It notes that effectiveness depends on particle size, entry through spiracles, and thorough application. Sprays outperform dry powders for plant lice, and stronger sprays yield better results. It mentions tobacco soap as potent, with warnings about caustic soap mixtures harming foliage. It also covers household adaptations, dilution ratios, and notes on plant safety.
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Intel
John B. Sulth
New Jersey
Not a more substantial Suit Sold Anywhere in Town
We venture the assertion that there is not a more substantial or better Suit sold anywhere at the we quote on this one. Splendidly proportioned and of high polish, it is executed carefully in all its parts. The well chosen oak shows a large flaky grain. The bed has tastefully carved head and a swell front. A beautiful shaped mirror has brass pulls and a lac real worth for, apported by artisticall quered brassiant pulls.
Fancy Go Cart at Bargain Price
A richly designed cart with shellacked reed, scroll work, green enamel running gear, rubber tires, patent foot brake, and parasol. Only two dozen available, valued at $10.00, now offered at $6.50. Other styles from $2.10 upward.
Duchess Sewing Machine Promises Quality and Value
A first class high arm Sewing Machine named Duchess features the latest improvements and comes with a guarantee. The cabinet is selected quarter sawed oak with finely finished metal parts and nickel plated attachments. Priced at 16.98, it offers value equal to any 30.00 machine.
A Good Authority on Tea Roses Lets Them Naturalize
The author argues against drying off tea roses after picking. Letting them turn out naturally provides the plants with the necessary checks in midsummer. Drying off a rose delays growth and hinders winter hardiness, taking long to recover.
Early help for tent caterpillars in orchards
Horticulturists at the Ohio experiment station warn that Bordeaux mixture can injure foliage if wet weather follows application. A new apple, Barringer, grown in the Hudson river valley, is touted as a rare bounty. Florida frost proof varieties thrive under canvas sheds with artesian warm water to keep around 70 degrees. Sheep or toys in orchards help destroy windfall apples infested with the apple maggot.
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