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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1925
Page
2
Farm column reports on lime use for sweet potatoes and wheat, soil tests, and expected crop shifts. It notes asparagus gains and strawberry declines nationally, with local talk of a lime year and soil-testing campaigns. A grass of seed and cattle fever inoculations, cattle sales, and breeder notices follow, plus fertilizer trials and nitrogen sources.
The report notes Wicomico and Pris growers tracking outcomes in New Jersey with various fertilizer practices, manure usage, and acid phosphate applications. It cites basket counts, production figures, and experiments with 6-8-4 blends, tankage, and other amendments while highlighting differing yields and ongoing trials.
Kentucky experiment station findings show soil with abundant plant food yields higher gains from liming than with deficiencies. Fertilizer with lime greatly increases profit, often more than adding each input alone. Both lime and fertilizer are essential for best yields, as tests with ground limestone and varying rates of fertilizer demonstrate.
The article discusses how spring fertilizing improves wheat yields and farm profits, noting varied farmer adoption and impact on costs. It mentions the farm economy, fertilizer use patterns, and differing opinions on effectiveness and value across regions.
A New Jersey Agriculture article notes a traction operated horse drawn dusting machine under development to suit 14 inch rows. It aims to cover vegetables like tomatoes and eggplant, improving dust retention and reach while reducing crop damage and waste in field conditions.
From Beees a pity brew of bees laver to healthy young birds. The Beees are trained and chock. Hatch under forest watery ee md aem. Eggs range every day in the pear abe ehuae and mete healthy. 18a ey chicks per ermson Gum Point Farm Bertie Mersiend.
Readable text indicates the duster is manufactured to a standard four-row size and is sufficient for current needs. No additional context or details are available in the fragment.
A farm woman in Caldwell County Missouri initiates a community potato campaign to ensure each family has sufficient fresh potatoes through the year. County agent Wainscott outlines a soil and seed plan, with certified seed, fertilizer, early planting, and modest spray, yielding about 10 more bushels per acre and strong returns on investment.
An old advertisement warns that gas on the stomach may cause appendicitis and promotes Adlerika as a treatment. It claims the product acts on both upper and lower bowels to remove gas and toxins, touting use for obstinate constipation and prevention, with a retail note for Sir Gath Drug at 121 Main Street Share town and Delmar Robert Elleguds Add.
A fragmented remark questions the link between deep thinking and practical judgment. It suggests that thoughtful minds may still misuse common sense and wisdom by misjudging what is safe or suitable to do. The text presents a caution about misapplied intellect.
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