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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
13
Diversify height in flower beds to avoid monotony. Plant tall annuals like Cleome pungens and Helianthus cucumerifolius to break up uniform heights. Mix lower growers beside robust annuals such as zinnias and African marigolds for richer color and visual depth.
Health officials stress annual effort to remove rubbish heaps and dirty areas to prevent disease. Dr. Henry F Vaughan warns that warm weather will explode fly breeding, turning dirt into a major health risk and urging citizens to cleanse homes and premises.
An extension worker advised a Mexican mother in Corconino County Arizona on growing and canning vegetables. Garden products valued at 275 dollars and 40 dollars of canned vegetables were produced after seeds were provided. A winter canning demonstration followed with successful results.
Editorial calls on residents to clear waste from backyards cellars and vacant lots warning health risks and stating elimination rests with private citizens.
The city of St Louis approves twenty municipal bond issues totaling 87,872,500 dollars at a special election setting the stage for a period of physical transformation and development across the metropolis.
West to host a Pony Express anniversary with riders from St Joseph to San Francisco and a Mark Twain Bret Harte tribute. Denver hosts a memorial group led by James D. Phelan and Johnny Baker to honor Buffalo Bill and riders who bridged Missouri to California.
Dr. Clark Wissler at the American Museum examines a dried dog remains in Aztec Arizona to trace Pueblo origins. The study seeks whether Pueblos Maya Aztec and others descended from Asia or migrated from Mexico, informing debates on ancient migrations and cultural links. Edith asks her mother about having children after Sunday school, noting the lesson about people and their descendants.
In a playful exchange from the Kansas City Star an observer jokes that poets like Tennyson J. Daft do not resemble poets his quartet mates argue the others cannot sing a frequent claim among the group. A remark about a boy finding food in woods closes the snippet.
A sharp line of wit about a man of reserve lacking mystery and the social perils of talk is presented. The quip suggests that without real intrigue, others invent it and mock the speaker for failing to energize the audience.
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