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Newspaper

The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1913

Page

8

Venerable Guns Return to Peaceful Pennsylvania Ave

A group of historic bronze cannons once guarding royal banners, captured at Santiago and Douay, awaits public view near the north entrance of a government building on Pennsylvania Avenue. Their inscriptions mark battles from 1693 to 1748, and after centuries of war they now stand in a tranquil, ornamental display.

Pennsylvania Ave War Navy Department Tri-Department Paly House of Bourbona France Pallas Louis XIV Fondeur John Martis Douay Juillet Louis Charles de Bourbon Duc d Jean Maritz Douay Santiago Washington New York Arsenal le Mareschal Duc de Kelleringuro Inchea Santiago Harbor Morro Socapa Spain Pennsylvania Avenue

Protects buds from frost with tree vibrator tech

A patent by Herman L. Darling of Delta Colorado describes a motor operated tree vibrator system to move sap toward buds and blossoms to resist frost damage. The device aims to vitalize fruit tree parts through capillary action and gentle electric stimulation, applying the vibrator at specific points to boost sap flow.

Colorado Pont Herman L. Darling Delta Colo

Trembling motor system aids fruit buds against frost

The article describes a vibro-motor device attached to an orchard tree that uses electrical motion during April and May to vibrate limbs and buds, aiming to circulate nutrients and strengthen buds against frost. It notes soils like clay, sandy, and chalk as unfavorable to vegetation due to air and water flow, moisture retention, and heat absorption differences.

Draft Horses Scarce in Nation Says Alford Transfer Man

A. B. Alford of Philadelphia reports that although the United States has more draft horses than ever, good animals are harder to obtain at fair prices. He cites prices rising from $100-$125 fifteen years ago to $200-$250 today. Morgan Speaks Politely to Ida Hinman During Pujo Probe. she says gifts are not always appreciated and Morgan replies that he appreciates the sympathy.

A. B. Alford Philadelphia Sta Fletries United States Morgan J. Pierpont Morgan New York Washington Pujo Money Trust Misa Ida Hinman Mr. Hinman Mr. Morgan

Odd confession shows man blames wife for inaction

The remark notes that a man who fails to act on his convictions feels doubly aggrieved when he cannot blame his wife. The quote suggests gendered fault lines in fault and accountability within domestic life.

Farming tips on poultry and garden stock for home use

The text advises on feeding hens with vegetables and turkeys for field adaptability, notes the value of Asparagus Forsythia and soy beans, stresses the need for clean straw and air in chicken houses, and highlights the market for turkeys and long shelf life of canned fruits. It also mentions spring supplies like incubators, brooders, and stock, plus fruit crop timelines.

Little General Farm Pays Profit From Poultry And Livestock

A neighbor of cure grows a wide variety of crops and keeps poultry, horses, mules, dairy stock, sheep and hogs on a farm of under 100 acres. Poultry sales near 200 yearly. dairy products 400. horses and mules yield one or two sales above 100 each year. hogs 100 to 200 every two to three months. wool and lambs from sheep. Wheat, corn, hay and forage crops, orchard and truck patches provide most family eatables and some sales. The article argues small farms can profit via diversified farming and land improvement.

W. H. Shepard Cure

Nub Corn Before Planting At North Carolina Station

Experiments at the North Carolina station show nubbing corn before planting yields more dwarfed stalks when seeds from tips and butts are planted together. A second plot using only tip grains produced more uniform stalks but lower overall shelled corn per acre, suggesting seed source affects yield under identical soil and fertilization conditions.

North Carolina Tip Ani

Convenient Nail Box From Common Pans

A half gallon baking pan or larger dishpan serves to make a handy nail box with four six or eight compartments. Build divisions by measuring across the bottom and top, adding a board piece equal in width to the pan's depth and long enough to form the divider.

Assembly steps for a wooden handle and notches

Instructions describe cutting a broad handle piece two or three inches wider, cutting a notch at X the notch width equals board thickness. Center No. 1 in the pan, nail through sides and bottom. Place No. 3 across No. 1 so notches XX fit, then nail again. Additional quarters may be subdivided as needed.

Early inoculation boosts alfalfa growth a second time

The text notes young alfalfa plants rapidly gain nitrogen from bacteria, with nodules forming on roots within weeks. Early inoculation from old-field soil causes uneven growth as taller plants access more nitrogen, making a second seeding after initial success more reliable.

The Best Soil on a Farm Described

The best soil warms early in spring and holds moisture for growth. It contains sand for air, and clay plus organic matter to retain water. It is workable and triable, aiding productive farming conditions.

Local notes reflect community life in Edmore area

Edmore, Michigan residents attend visits, family events, and church activities. Reported are travels to Saginaw Detroit and Anderson Indiana, school events and commencement, a band practice, a money-raising social, a village baseball score, and obituaries. Mrs Hoey dies, leaving a large family.

Dr. Graham Sumner R. J. Bartlett Minnie Cook Edmore Mason Briggs, Jr McCloskey J. Delaney Depp Saginaw McClone Beaverton John Thurlby Bird Hoey William Hoey Detroit Callient Riverdale Priet Hoey Church of Christ Rebeckahs Zimmerman Breckenridge Will Vanhorn Orris Smith John Jonson Elm Hall Owen F. Reader John Delaney Charlies Rhodes Jay Tottingsham Jay Arbela Cap, Sutton Riverdate Wm. Ci Greek Crystal

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