Heading in Trees How to Cut Back Young Fruit Trees
The article instructs on beheading young fruit trees to control growth, noting thick top growth aids future cropping while open-centered forms suit longer term vigor. It discusses timing, selective removal of laterals, and the need for extra top pruning after heading in, with caveats for very young or maturing trees.
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Batley
Orien
Atuelus
Wetockler
Kear
Abuvelx
Denyet
Pleasures of Garden Planting Tips From a Shaded Veranda
The article advises planting Bethe Pet teatilia and Kil a strong growers like Boston ferns Neptwotesix contota nut Wirgee vines Julie for front cover of the veranda. It details soil mixes with cow and horse manure and ashes, pruning after flowering, and planting ivy cuttings now to root before autumn. It notes groups of Willow and foxclover as attractive, and suggests pruning patterns for spring and summer flowering shrubs.
Seasonal Hog Supply Noted In Market Fluctuations
In summer hog markets heavier pigs are scarce while lighter hogs dominate, causing price swings between seasons. The article explains how spring and fall farrowings shape weight classes, with heavy hogs more available in winter and light hogs in summer, affecting overall pricing and class-specific demand.
Deep Soil Differences and Livestock Testing Report
The text compares root depth and moisture effects on crops No 1 and No 2, noting No 1 reaches deeper and endures drought better while No 2 suffers from shallower rooting. It also describes a cattle and horse feeding trial in Iowa and Connecticut, examining profitability of feeding horses before market and milk production results under different rations with silage practice mentioned.
Peonies Flourish with Care in Garden Beauty
Gardener notes peonies rise in popularity, praising their long-lasting cut flowers, strong color, and open sunny culture. Describes Virtues of white varieties like Parunta Almivtour, plant height, bloom timing in June, and need for wind protection and proper fertilization. Mentions pest control and an example of orange trees and violet trees from France.
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Almeridd Garden
Farm Possibilities In The Best Part Of The Farm
TL W Collingwood writes of a thriving backyard garden with sweet corn potatoes turnips and many other crops ready to harvest. The author notes milk and cream and broilers awaiting use and laments farmers living on sparse vegetables while abundant local options exist in the back yard.
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Collingwood
Popular Gardening: Tomato and Vegetable Planting Guide
A midseason gardening note outlines tomato varieties, planting in early June after frost risk, and ideal soil types. It emphasizes careful fertilization, weed control, even nutrient distribution, and avoiding excessive fertility to prevent vine growth. also mentions lettuce, cabbage, potatoes, asparagus, and eggplant timing and care.
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New York
Refusal to Refute Money on Syrup Brand
An undersigned party declares notary authority refutes the claim that a 28 cent bottle of a syrup cures cough or cold. The document notes a payment and asserts the firm stance against the advertised remedy, with names and place Alma referenced in the shaky text.
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Gi BK. Smarkar
Alma
Cras G. Bronns
Dyspepsia Cure Sold by Rhodes with Endorsement
An advertisement touts Remely's Laxative Honey and Tor alives the congestions, promising relief for sour stomach and indigestion. Hon. Jake Moore of Atlanta testifies it cured his indigestion after over twenty years, urging readers to buy Kolo Dyspepsia Cure from Chas. Rhodes.
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Remely
Ty Chas
Rhodes
Jake Moore
Atlanta
Fez
Chas. Rhodes
SS. Bull
Ravenswood
W. Va
E. O. Dewitt & CO
Chicagg
Notable Patent Remedies and Local Advertisements in Altoona
A collage of old ads and notes including Celery King cough syrup claims as a superior remedy for coughs and colds. Ceaseless reminders urge readers to avoid imitation products and highlight affordable 25 cent pricing. Local names such as Gen J Kine and Chas Rhodes appear amidst references to various tonics and elixirs.
Climatic Cures for Consumption Promoted by German Syrup
Article extols German Syrup as a home remedy for consumption noting benefits for both poor and rich patients. Claims include improved digestion, regular expectoration, better sleep, and cessation of weakening cough with liberal, regular use. Distribution at 75 cents through druggists.
Cheaper farm land offers across Missouri Arkansas and Texas
Advertises cheap river bottom and upland lands along the Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain route in Missouri Arkansas Louisiana and Texas with yields of corn cotton alfalfa and potatoes at 7.50 to 15 per acre clear and 4 to 6 if rented. promotes healthy climate and stock country. Includes agents H D Armstrong and H C Townsend and offers maps literature. Also mentions skin remedies and DeWitt products with local seller Chas Rhodes.
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Southwest
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Kansas
Indian Territory
H.D. Armstrong
Detroit
Mich
H.C. Townsend
G. P
T. A
St. Louis
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Ann Arbor
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Wheeling Roofing & Cornice Company
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