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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1964
Page
9
A US Department of Agriculture portable hotbed uses wood frame conduit plastic skin and a 70 degree auto shutoff to extend gardening seasons. Indoor vines like pothos thrive with bright light while avoiding overwatering and wilt disease Verticillium caused by soil fungi.
Katherine B. Walker offers practical advice for potting gardenias in acidic, well draining soil with peat moss or substitutes. Provide warmth and bright light, water to keep foliage moist, and apply acid-based plant foods. Two gardenia types noted: grandiflora and veitchii, with veitchii favored for amateur growers.
Readers discuss planting by the moon and whether lunar phases affect crops. A homemaker asks about cottony pests on houseplants and shares a method using rubbing alcohol on cottony masses, plus alternatives with soap suds and malathion, noting caution on hairy leaves.
Bruno Haceta of Spain becomes noted as the first white man to touch Washington soil, landing near Point Grenville in 1775, according to the fragmentary report.
The page outlines personality traits for a birthday, urges discrimination of ideas, and suggests daily exercise. It lists famous names born on the date and provides zodiacal notes for Capricorn to Sagittarius with single sentence guidance.
SANDUSKY The first baby of 196? is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cari Dorsey. He arrived at Providence Hospital at 12 02 am weighing seven pounds four ounces. The couple have two older sons Cari David and Jerry Lee. Dorsey works at Ford Motor Co. and moved to the area from West Virginia eleven years ago. The baby and parents will receive gifts from 38 area merchants.
William Halbrecht was reappointed ex officio mayor and John G. Frost was reappointed vice mayor during the Sandusky city commission reorganization meeting.
Jerusalem reports describe Pope Paul VI visiting key holy sites in the Holy Land, including the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. The article recalls traditional locations of Christ’s nativity and crucifixion and notes architectural history dating to Constantine, Helena, and later restorations through crusaders and modern times.
Oberlin based psychiatric director will speak to the First Congregational Church women on emotional problems of children at 8 p.m. Tuesday, with a church trustees meeting at 7 30. Also noted are hospital observations for Kart Crawford and various church group activities across the area.
In Perkins Township Erie County seven employees from Giant Tiger Wallys Food Town and Pic Way Shoes were fined 25 each plus costs for Sunday sales on December 3. They entered not guilty pleas and were found guilty by Judge James A. Young.
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