Ohio factory owner beautifies grounds and workers homes
A well known Ohio manufacturer, Patterson, decorates his Dayton area factory grounds and nearby houses with vines and flowers. He consults landscape gardener John Goodstead, funds seed distribution, prizes, and a training program for employees and their families. The program boosts morale, property values, and workforce contentment, leading to a park like village around Patterson's works.
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Harvesting silage for the silo with efficient corn cutting
Fraser advises on large capacity silage cutters and binders to minimize waste, proper elevating with a blower, and thorough trenching against silo walls. He stresses even mixing, edge packing, and staggered compaction while noting water soaking for overripe corn and light watering for green ears.
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Trees and flowers brighten Charlotte streets and roads
The Charlotte Chronicle reports Colonel A L Smith and the new park and tree commission advocate shade trees along city streets and county roads. The piece notes violet edges along yards and fences as beautification, cites Denver’s plan to plant flowers around fire stations, and mentions civic pride through horticulture efforts.
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Nighttime Garbage in City Streets Rant
An obscured civic verse laments high costs for salaries and vehicles while praising a future change. It predicts garbage will be collected at night and mocks councilmen for neglect. The speaker imagines the streets becoming cleaner and brighter, with the city finally achieving a desired transformation.
Garden bulbs and vegetables for August planting
Garden advice notes replanting bulbs such as crocus, narcissus, hyacinth and tulip with yearly and multi year cycles. August recommended for replanting as autumn root growth begins in September. Also advises celery soil, soaking to maintain moisture, and early sowing of sweet corn, eggplant, tomatoes and onions for a fruitful table.
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