09 Apr 1925
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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1925
Page
1
EF Haber of New Jersey explains that asparagus crowns should be planted only once every 12 years. An EF Haber overview notes that first year care sets yield, with 1-year crowns often performing better than 2-year crowns and advises buying extra crowns and discarding weak ones to ensure a solid start.
A West Virginia apple grower exhibits prize apples in a New York show. The fruit comes from the famous five thousand dollar tree belonging to her father who cultivates them on the mountain.
The note warns against heating a pan without batter or lard to avoid fishy grease smells in the kitchen. It emphasizes proper prep only when needed to prevent unwanted odors.
The article outlines testing seed corn for profitability by selecting well formed medium ears with heavy kernels, bright cobs and minimal mold. It advises discarding damaged tips and butts, checking germ color, and assessing weight and maturity while inspecting for mold and disease.
A fragment discusses a germination experiment with carrots. It notes data from multiple samples, stating percentages of kernels showing germination and safe germination thresholds. The text mentions warm storage and days counted, with emphasis on per cent outcomes and comparisons to safety limits.
A New York investigation centers on a missing infant linked to a child named Wildred Grofe. Police and a physician named Henry Lew Mottard dispute ownership while Mary Sullivan of Connecticut and Mrs Grofe are involved in a $100 transfer. Identifications by the McKenzie family face doubt as more details emerge.
Washington reports rapid expansion of home building groups with memberships surging from 2,540,080 to 7,200,000 and assets climbing from 1,008,000,000 to 3,000,000,000, while total associations grow from 6,200 in 1912 to over 11.66 million members across the United States.
A new spring near Virginia Water in Surrey delivers warm water with temperatures above 70 degrees and an estimated flow of 50 000 gallons per hour. The source was located at a depth of 1027 feet.
A Newport Delaware witness recounted a rabbit with a blazing tail fleeing through a field as a brush fire spread, blamed on Easter hunting pranks and cigarette stubs. State Forester G. D. Markworth notes four fire reports this year and assigns bicycle patrols for fire prevention.
London report recalls a man from Llandudao who asked to discharge an alimony order after returning home from the war. He learned his wife, whom he had married, was his mother's half sister. The article also notes a relatively lower white death rate in Manila compared to New York.
The article reports two weddings, Wray and Viney couples, with Miss Aba He. assisting the bride and lines of attire described. The newlyweds plan travel to Wilmington and other points, with families from Salun tary and Column to attend.
An obscure fragment notes Verdan registering 100000 viatore at Jencoln’s tomb near Springfield. The garbled line hints at a historical register or memorial detail tied to a rural locale and a named site.
Services were held at two o'clock from the residence of her son H A Wilson. Dr Inows of eek eoda M OP Church attended. Burial in Cemetery Mes Wilson was 72. She was widow of Kendal Majors, born near Salisbury. Survived by three children H A Wilson Mrs Robert Lowe and Mrs Katie Hacumee. two brothers Henry Majors Spring Hill and Lewellyn Majors Baltimore. She left eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. The phrase caving the bacon refers to English Civil Wars.
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