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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1916

Page

2

House Plants Care Tips for Ferns and Watering Hacks

Instructions on ferns care with beef as fertilizer and tea for pests. Tips for repotting asparagus ferns with loam and manure, sun exposure, and proper watering. A home method to keep plants fresh away from home uses bricks in a tub of water with morning sun. Also a report on Nebraska grain shipments and railroad discrimination findings.

Interstate Commerce Commission Nebraska Railway Commission Nebraska

Vermont postmaster keeps job twenty four years

Administrations changed in Washington yet a Vermont postmaster held his office for twenty four years. When asked how he did it he bluntly replied it takes a mighty smart administration to change quicker than I can.

Washington Vermont Waal

Solid Foundation For Silo

The article discusses silo construction, stressing a smooth vertical interior wall and a well made foundation. It notes that walls inclined outward cause air pockets and settling, while flush doors aid performance. Proper tamping during filling prevents door intrusion issues and pins down vertical inner walls for concrete silos.

Dry climate dewberry thrives with mulch

The dewberry grows best in a dry climate when mulched with old hay or straw. It spreads like the strawberry by rooting at the joints, and mulching prevents excessive plant spread. Many people prefer the dewberry to the blackberry.

Eye strain from moving pictures discussed by medical writer

A Journal of the American Medical Association article explains why eye strain occurs during films and how to prevent it. It recommends properly fitting glasses, colored lenses for sensitive eyes, subdued theater lighting, and avoiding seats that require looking upward to reduce discomfort and headaches.

Journal of the American Medical Association

Getting What You Pay For

In New York church seats in theaters cost more than streetcar seats. The Yonkers Statesman notes paying higher prices may bring the assurance of obtaining a seat.

New York Gotham Yonkers Statesman

Late Blight Injurious To Potatoes In Wet Seasons

Late blight caused by a wintering fungus infects potato tubers and vines. In wet seasons the mycelium travels from diseased tubers through sprouts to leaves, producing spores that spread to other plants and soil. Infected tubers dug during vine disease risk further infection.

Live stock favor alfalfa pasture guidance

Alfalfa makes good pasture for livestock but. heavy pasturing with cattle is risky. Light grazing is acceptable and gradual turning in with cattle midday after other pastures are used reduces bloat risk. Avoid sudden feed changes. To keep alfalfa continuously for maximum yield is not advised. best practice is limited grazing.

Cottonseed as Dairy Feed

Cottonseed meal provides a cheap protein source for dairy cows. Use only хорошо conditioned meal in grain mixtures and limit to about three pounds daily. The exact grain mix should reflect the roughage used.

R. S. Hulce Illinois Experiment Station

Branding Criminals Ends in 1778 in Open Court

The Pall Mall Gazette notes branding of criminals was abolished in 1778 after long practice in open court. The ritual used iron brand, chafing dish, and iron gripper, with an R marked on the left shoulder for rogue. In some cases child stealing carried R, M for manslayer, and TI for thief on hands.

Pall Mall Gazette

Falling Leaves and the Cork Layer at Leaf Stems

The passage explains that leaves detach when a cork layer forms at the base of the stalks. It notes no nourishment remains in the dead leaves, only waste products of vitality retained by the tree.

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Ock Springs Rock Springs Shock Springs Fenske Bros the Home of Quality SUNGS Hebraska Ags Sile Foundations Og Wey Sidney Mercantile Company Barton B. Baker Frank C. Pielaucker M. Keith Neville William H. McDonald Charles F. Temple Charles F. Spencer Dr. Barton B. Baker John J. Halligan Walter V. Hoagl Fredrick L. Temple Charles F .Spencer Mutual, Legal Reserve Company Fidelity Reserve Fidelity Interese C. P. Millett Fidelity Reserve Fidelity Reserve CO B. B. Baker
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