Unique Method to Mark Straight Rainbow Rows in Celery
A grower describes a quick system using two strong cotton lines and stakes to lay out straight celery rows. The method, via a garden drill, moves stakes along lines to position the marking wheel for successive rows. A measuring stick aids long rows. end stakes prevent wind displacement. lines are not removed to save time and reduce shrinkage. Also discussed are sediment effects on irrigation, beneficial vs barren deposits, and methods to reduce sediments, plus tests for Bordeaux mixture quality.
Peavine hay a profitable crop for poor land
The article argues peavine hay yields surpass cotton on poor soil with proper practice. It cites a Kansas farmer trial mix of peas, guano, and mixed crops, detailing field methods, timing, and cost returns. It also discusses alfalfa in the South and notes changes in farming in Western Kansas and hedge planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canura
Bay
South Carolina
L. Newman
How to Treat Lacquered Ware Care Guide
Instructions warn against polishing lacquered articles. Do not use metal polish as it damages the surface. Clean lacquered goods with a leather cloth and, if dirty, wash with plain warm water and soap.
Kill Me Any Time Cold Blooded Confession Rogers Tells How He Killed Four
Charles H. H. Rogers, captured in Los Angeles after a yearlong chase, confesses to the killings of the Olney brothers and Alice Ingerick of Middletown New York. He describes planning, approach, and execution across miles, including the thefts, the method using a gas pipe, and the flight west to California before ending in Huntington and California. The tale includes his impassive pride in the acts and details of the crimes and the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Rogers
Olney Brothers
Alice Ingerick
Middletown, N. Y
Charles HH. Rogers
Olney
Middletown
Ogden
Oley
Derby Woods
Wills Olney
Fred Olney
Wils
Wills
Willie
Ogden's
Fred
Watch
Willis
Mebiik
Aliee Ingertek
Rogers
Mr. Conklin
Wartsboro
Imee
Otheville
Port Jervis
Dilver
Port
Chicago
Hock
Delong
California
Luther Burbank
Ae Edison
Furbank
Purgatives blamed for appendicitis in old ad copy
An old advertisement argues that appendicitis results mainly from bowel abuse and overuse of purgatives. It promotes Dr kine Newee as a safe lumper to cure headaches biliousness malaria and more, sold at Haydon and Robertson drug store.
The Daily Sun and Daily Kentucky State Journal Ad
A brief notice from Frankfort Ky notes the Daily Sun and Daily Kentucky State Journal offer full Associated Press dispatches and local news coverage. It advertises in advance subscriptions for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sauron and World
Aeanes
the Sun and Daily
Kentucky State Journal
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Bontenegro-Riehm Music Co
Louisville
Chickering, & Sons, Decker & Sons
Haines Bros
Sterling, Schubert, Armstrong, Marshall & Wendell
Foster & 20
Lohmer
Montenegro
Riehm Music CO
Fourth Avenue
S. Fortier
A. B Cordley
G Ke
Gultiyator
Kansas
Ther
Kansans Parmer
Sun
Springfield, Ky
the Daily
Scott's Magazine
Ledger Montry
Harper's Magazin
Harper's Week
Sunny South
L. and
Sun’y Owl
Springfield
Rdstown
Bardstown
Nest
Eaves Ahaa
Ease Wai
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