Spraying for wormless apples stored for winter use
A Home Orchard guide urges careful spraying to produce clean apples for storage. It explains that small orchards can use combined mixtures to combat codling moth, apple tree pests, and diseases, with multiple applications through flowering, post bloom, and late summer to protect fruit for storage.
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United Breton Menerti
United States Department of Agriculture
Providence
Teave
Central States
Wild Waterfowl in Demand for Market
A federal framework under the migratory bird treaty act enables domestication of migratory waterfowl. Permit requirements, tagging, and reporting are handled by the Department of Agriculture with state supervision. Uniform state laws are urged to facilitate breeding for food supply and rural employment.
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United States Department of Agricul
United States
Great
Secretary of Agriculture
Breau of Biological Survey
Aurhorseng
Secretary of Agee Culture
New York
No clear news item present
The readable text describes general remarks about farming practices and government policy, mentioning preparation, cultivation, and agricultural lime with unclear context and no identifiable events or figures.
Domestic Recipes and Health Advice From May June Era
A long, fragmented text offers kitchen guidance and health notes. It includes recipes for fried chicken Southern style, rhubarb dessert, blueberry cake, and pudding with custard. It also gives advice on contagion prevention, fresh air, and cleanliness, plus household tips for stain removal and ironing.
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Boston
Town Dwellers Can Fight Meat and Egg Prices With Poultry
The United States Department of Agriculture urges city families to start back-yard flocks of hens to cut living costs. Small flocks use kitchen scraps, lower expenses, and provide fresh eggs. roosters, if unwanted, can be excluded to reduce noise and odor while complying with city rules.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Canticleer
Plymouth Rock
Wyandotte
Thode Island
Orpington
Hackyard Poultrytog
Welcom
Standard-Bred Poultry Drive Aims to Improve Quality
United States Department of Agriculture reports strong interest in replacing mongrel stock with standard-bred poultry to boost production and quality. Poultry specialists, with state extensions, culled 10 702 birds from 1 349 flocks in nine counties to remove unprofitable stock, noting average hind weights around 24 pounds.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Fragmented note on poultry losses and fire prevention
A garbled text discusses sodium fluoride for setting hens, farm income from chicks, fence maintenance, and losses from chicken mortality. It emphasizes financial impact of losing poultry and references fire prevention and surrounding conditions in a disjointed way.
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Dellalles
Reeve
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Elwanger
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