Transforming a subterranean horror chamber in Baltimore
A narrator recalls converting a damp basement cellar from 1860s origins into a bright space inspired by a Spanish restaurant. After years of dogged reform and failed attempts to paint stone walls, Rosemary the cleaner helps clear junk and spray paint proves dangerous. The tale ends with a painting attempt and a tease of a python haunting the white walls.
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No Rain Sparks Concern for Local Agriculture and Pests
Bull Bayliss of the County Agriculture Stabilization Committee asks the state committee for emergency actions as May rainfall runs well below normal. Extension agent Jerry Long warns of potato leaf hopper on alfalfa, advising weekly sweep checks and pesticide options like Cygon 400 and Sevin if damage exceeds thresholds.
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Fertilizing hay fields and buying field ready hay
Guidance on when to apply fertilizer to alfalfa fields based on soil testing and nutrient removal. Details include potash and phosphate needs per ton, timing of applications, nitrogen considerations, and typical buy sell arrangements for field ready hay including 50 50 shares and storage and delivery costs.
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Ohio Fruit Growers Set Meeting and Field Day
The Ohio Fruit Growers summer meeting and field day will be held Wednesday, June 22 at Maple Side Farms near Brunswick. Registration and wagon tours start at 9:30 a.m. with tours of the retail building complex cider mill storage facilities packing room and warehouse. More than 50 companies will display fruit growing equipment and supplies. Seven Ohio State University extension and research faculty will assist growers. A special full course buffet will be served in the Apple Farm Restaurant from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Additional food service will be available. The farm is about 20 miles from downtown Cleveland.
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Ohio dairy gains praised in National Dairy Month notes
June is National Dairy Month in Ohio with state leadership in swiss cheese production at nearly 57.5 million pounds annually and a top ten showing in several dairy categories. Ohio ranks 4th in cottage cheese, 10th in butter, and 6th in frozen dairy desserts while hosting 25 plants producing about 98 million pounds of various cheeses. BBs Brass 4-H Club elected officers Tammy Mosley as president and others, announcing teen camp July 15 18 for 13 16 year olds and Junior Camp July 18 22 for 9 12 year olds, with attendance open to non members.
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Niga Nunez
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Tom Tansey
Shelley Jones
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Moscow summit agenda targets Cuban troops Namibia swap envisioned
A regional issue at the Moscow summit discussed trading the withdrawal of Cuban troops from the region in exchange for independence for the South African administered territory Namibia. The proposal framed as a broad authorization or change in settlement.
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