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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1915
Page
7
Instructions for feeding pruning and propagating roses for abundant autumn blooms. Use manure fertilizer lime and bone meal, water with manure solution, prune after blooms fade, and root cuttings with proper soil moisture and protection. Monitor for blight and pests with soap spray, and start cuttings in warm moist sand.
The salvia is a splendid plant for hedges, for massing, and for borders. It does best grown by itself and serves well in general planting.
Advice on chrysanthemum care emphasizes effort and timing. Tips cover pinching, disbudding, watering, feeding, staking, and storage to protect late fall blooms and extend color into autumn and winter.
A Columbus dispatch explains a proposed reform to move hundreds of sundries bill claims from scattered finance committees to a centralized state official committee. The move aims to speed judgments on long‑standing claims from 1863 horse to 1898 floods, reducing time and bias in investigations.
The Chicago Herald notes John Smith known as the lit tle inspector travels with cigars and fresh tunes. In a South Dakota town his customer's daughter enjoyed new songs and she sang I Don t Know Why I Love You but I Do. The refrain spread as part of local saloon and social circles.
An ad segment promotes Cuticura for irritated skin with free samples by mail from Boston. It also pushes Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for shoes and foot baths as the standard remedy for tired feet. The piece adds consumer quips about courtesy in letters and Red Cross Ball Blue detergent.
Poetic scene shows trees shedding as a hackman arrives to haul trunks. Willows seem to weep and dogwood appears to bark, creating a surreal rural mood.
Letters from readers claim relief from long term ailments after using the remedy. Mrs Waters reports kidney issues and fatigue improving in two months, returning to weight and health. Mrs Rickrops describes regained fertility after bearing down pains and backache.
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