Governor Confronts Trade Tension Over French Fort Jagara
In a tense provincial meeting Governor Burnet faces merchants and Myr Murray as tensions rise over French fort building at Jagara and the fur trade. Murray accuses perceived agents of theft and murder, Burnet contemplates restricting trade while seeking imperial guidance.
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Jagara
Falls of
Utrecht
Monsieur de Joincare
Monsieur de Lery
Cadarakul Lake
Trandequoit
Oswego
Schenectady
New Albany
Montreal
London
Master Burnet
North America
Burnet
France
Atlantic
Canada
Lords of Trade
Murray
Harry Ormerod
Peter Corlaer
Ta-wan-ne-ars
Cadaragui Lake
Monsieur de Joincaie
Monsieur de Joncaire
New York
Albany
Privy Council
Govenor Burn
la Vierge du Bois
Scot-Free
Master Ormerod
Peter
Master Juggins
Peaches Demand Careful Picking and Cooperative Marketing
Dr J W Lloyd outlines methods for harvesting and marketing Illinois peaches. Start picking when ripe fruit appears and complete in two days with four to five pickings. Use padded baskets, trim nails, avoid dropping fruit, and gentle handling. Grade to US standards and pack in well filled baskets with crowned layers. Cooperative grower groups aid grading, packing, and selling in large crops.
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J. W. Lloyd
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Lloyd
U. S
Illinois
Nicotine Sulphate Controls Apple Aphid in Summer Sprays
BE Newcomer of the United States bureau of entomology reports that in summer tests nicotine sulphate at one fourth pint per 100 gallons water with 14 percent oil achieved complete apple aphid control. Idaho experiment station confirmed results but calcium carbonate in place of oil reduced effectiveness. Lowering dosage to one fifth pint with oil gave only partial control.
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BE. J. Newcomer
United States Bureau of Entomology
Idaho Experiment Station
Gooseberries propagate by hilling and cuttings
Gooseberries can be rooted from cuttings but this is difficult for beginners. A better method is to hill up the clump, notch several canes half way, and bank soil four inches higher than the cuts. Water in dry spells. By spring the cuts form roots and the canes can be removed and set where desired.
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Tosh
Murray
France
England
Canada
Andrew Murray
Real dye tinting with true dyes promises vivid fabric tones
An old-fashioned tip explains using genuine dye powder from drug stores to tint fabrics. A cold water dip yields even color with no streaks, and boiling sets the tint for a lasting finish.
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Burlington
Vermont
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Pain Relief and Vein Help
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful remedy that relieves pain and soreness and claims to treat swollen or varicose veins. It asserts money-back guarantees and urges readers to trust their druggist who sells large quantities of the product.
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Money Back
Moone
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