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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1959
Page
9
A reader warns that rubber in shoes can cause dermatitis and skin irritation, especially under the big toe. Prolonged wear and sweating amplify chemical contact. those allergic to adhesives are most prone, with rubber from tires and belts cited as common sources.
Celene Eerie district engineer with the Corps of Engineers disclosed a permit to install a water pipeline across the Vermilion River at the foot of Huron Street. The 1 inch line is to replace a former eight inch pipeline at the same location.
Garden column discusses growing Shrimp Plant an evergreen shrub with yellow bracts and red flowers. It covers soil, watering, drainage, pruning, repotting, and light needs while answering reader questions on palm pruning croton watering and planter methods.
Community garden page surveys berries for birds in shrubs like Japanese strawberry and viburnum varieties. It also relays a reader trick to grow canna plants year round in pots with monthly liquid feeds and winter indoors.
Public notices inform Nina C Mudre as administratrix of George McGhee estate seeks court action to settle heirs and next of kin with a hearing set for 1960. Separately Sarah Burket seeks divorce for ill filial absence and neglect with proceedings filed in Lorain County.
Question from Elyria gardener asks why a 3 ft lemon plant drops buds and may not fruit. Advice covers humidity, light, watering, soil mix of sand peat and soil, moving indoors to higher humidity, starting from seed versus grafted stock, and suggests buying grafted citrus for fruiting. Also notes Oranges and citrus from seed are unreliable for fruit and that Otaheite orange is a good pot plant but inedible.
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