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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1923
Page
3
The forest nursery at Saratoga New York hosts about 12 million young trees making it the largest in the world. The extensive operation demonstrates the scale of reforestation and tree production efforts in the region.
Steps outline cleaning disinfecting and inspecting an incubator. Includes body interior regulation device thermometer lamp and lamp box checks plus bootstrapped thermostat tests and safety notes from Colorado Extension Bulletin 186A.
Guidelines advise pruning fall-set trees in early spring before bud swell and spring-set trees as soon as planted. Remove weak or damaged limbs, balance the head, shorten shoots to three or four buds at the base, avoid shortening cherry trees, and for peaches cut all limbs leaving a stick then trim to 18 to 24 inches. Plant with a low head, head the tree right away.
The article explains how orchard location affects whether to train trees to open or closed heads. In damp areas with moss, train to an open head to allow sunlight into the tops. In hot dry regions with strong sun, keep a closed head to shield fruit from sun exposure.
Elsie Baker America's Great Contralto will appear in recital with assisting artists at the Redpath Chautauqua. The renowned American concert singer has scored triumphs in heart songs and sacred selections and is widely known for her Victor records. Audiences expect a distinct musical event and Chautauqua patrons greet her with enthusiasm.
President Harding selects Ed E. Smith a Minnesota lawyer and longtime Republican power as the party’s new national chairman guiding preparations for the 1924 campaign.
A ersat Trio quotes Joseph H. H. Chonte noting cheerfulness as the third great duty of man after vastness and cleanliness. The Boston Transcript attribution frames the remark as a civic ethos.
A remark about the French dramatist Corneille notes his social distance and self view as misunderstood, joking that he is never intelligible except through another’s mouth. The anecdote reflects contemporary wit about his reputation and communication style.
A Boston Transcript observation notes a foxy man in love sidesteps asking a favor and instead enlists three or four girls to run him down, a playful take on romantic schemes.
A wry note on women needing time to decide and ponder before agreeing to go somewhere. The joke hinges on matters of complexion and hesitation in committing to plans.
Merom State Bank Merom Indiana reports total resources of 134320.03 with loans 88211.40 and deposits 87061.40. Cash on hand 2531.32, U S bonds 150.00, capital stock 25000.00, notary Corwin S Phillips confirms. Carrithers as cashier signs sworn statement.
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