Growing a Garden Get Acquainted With Vegetables You Plant
King County Agriculturist F. W. Rader explains starting garden crops in small patches or backyards. Beets thrive in rich sandy loam with rows a foot apart and thinning. succession plantings every four to five weeks. parsnips and carrots require regular thinning and hoeing. giant sweet corn planted in intervals through July. corn ears harvest just before use to preserve sugar. turnips need rich soil with early or late sowing and July August manuring. roots endure frost, with storage after several frosts.
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Iowa
School Army to Charge on Dirt in City Clean-Up Drive
School children will march in Cleanliness Army Friday to battle dirt with shovels and brooms. Brig Gen Frank Cooper issues orders to school commanding officers. Vacant lots and school yards become battlefields in paint up and clean up week.
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Frank BR. Cooper
Achoola
Lotsa
Prices Paid for Uggs and Poultry in Spring Markets
Readable fragments show prices paid to producers for eggs poultry veal and pork plus various dairy products and feed commodities. Listings include live turkeys roosters hogs and calves with scattered figures and regional sources such as Washington Oregon Wisconsin and California.
Danderine Hair Grower Promises Glossy Soft Hair
An advertisement touts 25 cent Knowlton s Danderine as a cure for dandruff itchy scalp and hair loss. It claims rapid fullness shine and wave within ten minutes with continued use producing new hair growth and overall beauty.
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Knowlton
Letters Show Woman Right in Courtship Advice
A reader praises a woman who insists the man initiate contact after a date. The column argues women should not chase men, maintaining modesty and inviting him to pursue. It also questions attractive but dull suitors and the need for meaningful conversation and home life.
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Bernice
Bleitz-Rafferty Undertaking & Cremation CO
Kilbourne St
Responsibility for a girl’s conduct rests with parents
The author argues that girls grow as they are treated, not solely by their own attitude. Critics should blame unwise or careless parents, not the girls, and men courting them should expect the same deference historically shown by devoted families.
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