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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1965
Page
11
Reader asks about when to cut flowers like scarlet roses and pale pink blooms. Advice favors early morning or evening cuts to maximize moisture, avoid heat, and prevent air bubbles. use a sharp knife, pre-draw water, and consider preservatives. avoid aspirin.
The Bureau of Commercial Fisheries reports electrical traps in streams draining into Lake Superior have captured about 6 000 lampreys so far this year. Based on eight year counts the 1965 run may total nine to 12 thousand, a drop of over 75 percent from pre 1954 levels when chemical control began. The lamprey predator has drastically reduced Great Lakes fish, notably lake trout populations.
Fifth Avenue hotel opens Cafe du Parc across from Central Park and the Met. The Stanhope emphasizes European service with French flair, flower boxes, canopy and sidewalk seating. Guests enjoy pampered touches like shoeshine, bi lingual staff, and gifts for longer stays.
About 100000 steelhead trout eggs from Eagle Creek National Fish Hatchery in Oregon were shipped to the Soviet Union in insulated cartons in exchange for Atlantic and sockeye salmon eggs. The eggs are used for experimental stocking under an Interior Department program run by the Fish and Wildlife Service.
Extension service outlines wound treatment for trees to limit canker spread and recommends soil fertility for vigor. It lists common host species and notes rolled tomato leaves from overwatering or genetics, with guidance on pruning, pests, and distinguishing from potato leaf roll. Also offers July sowing tips for beets carrots turnips and watering guidance. A New York UP I brief cites Detroit tourist crop growth and hotel space demand in 1965.
Article discusses creating natural rock gardens on outcroppings using hardy, low growing plants like cotoneaster and junipers. Advice covers soil pockets, breaking rock to form planting pockets, weed control, and light fertilizer sprays. Includes AAA summer travel spending figures and booklet offers.
Prof J M Morey Amsterdam of Th Alberto Tomasini, 35, described as one of Italy's leading young atomic scientists with an encyclopedic mind for jokes, died here Thursday after a brief illness.
The Bozeman National Fish Hatchery reports the first successful artificial spawning of the Montana grayling, a trout family species on the endangered list. This breakthrough advances U S fish culture after past reliance on wild eggs for hatcheries.
A reader asks if hose size affects water delivery with constant pressure. larger inside diameter increases flow. Advice covers mulch to conserve moisture, tomato disease causes and prevention, chestnut aroma notes, zinnia problems, and rhubarb feeding to prevent stress and disease.
Four whooping crane eggs were found in a single nest by a Canadian Wildlife Service aerial survey. The pairresponded vigorously to conservation efforts as only two eggs are typical. Three other nests were sighted, one abandoned. Wild cranes on the Interior Department danger list numbered 42 spring migration from Texas wintering at Arkansas Refuge.
Rice University bulletin lists a 1965 exhibit in Fondren Library titled The Art of Making Ukrainian Easter Eggs among exhibits concerts recitals and papers. The exhibit showcases traditional Ukrainian egg decoration as part of campus cultural offerings.
The CYCLAMEN can be forced into bloom again by rest in a cellar or outdoors with no water. In fall move indoors and begin watering when a tiny sprout appears, signaling dormancy break. Place in a bright window to avoid spindly growth.
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