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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1925
Page
2
A pleasant day with the Richardson brothers Harry Frank Lincoln and Arnold highlights their broad knowledge beyond farming and their knack for making visitors feel at home in their company.
The Mt Hermon community enjoyed a meeting with Forester Trenk and homemade treats as county efforts advance. Dennis Tilghman Ralph Dulany and Harry Van Horn secured Loblolly pine seedlings from the State Department of Forestry for future planting with Mr W Mitchell and G S Parsons slated for similar work next spring.
A Princess Anne farmer explains tomato growing timing and bed preparation. Plant by mid May for 6 to 8 bushels per bed foot, seed sown in March with canvas coverings, and careful soil work. Guidance covers spacing, furrow base, bed height, and canvas framework for sturdy growth and even stands.
The guide lists spray schedules and mixtures to combat red mite aphis curculio and scale on peaches. It details timings from bud swell to post bloom stages with products including lime sulfur Bordeaux mix fuels oil emulsions and lead arsenate, and notes temperatures of 40 F or higher for certain applications.
The noted bandmaster John Philip Sousa is described cycling each morning in Palm Beach Florida. The piece notes his daily routine and mentions arsenate sprays used on orchards and peach moths in a fragmented agricultural list with references to fruit pests and timing.
A report notes the United States contains nearly six hundred thousand firms across industries. The figure highlights the breadth of business activity and economic presence nationwide.
An inventor develops a water bow to prevent canaries from getting wet and chilled during railway shipments. The device aims to keep birds dry and reduce mortality. a Santo Domingo scientist notes frogs bark like dogs, and a playful remark about frogs leading dogs ends the amusing item.
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