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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1907
Page
7
The article describes a quick to assemble shelter for newly transplanted plants using two ten foot poles two three foot crosspieces four 14 inch legs and burlap or rough sacking as a cover. Hooks on the frame allow easy adjustment and the shelter slows evaporation keeping soil moist longer. It also shields young plants from wind and frost.
Ontario Bulletin explains London purple is formed from dye residue calcium arsenite and arsenate with lime and sand impurity. It notes arsenic content varies with lime quantity and boiling time, soluble arsenic is higher than Paris green, making Paris green the safer choice.
The article discusses beautifying country homes with shade trees on farms and improving orchard value. It notes potential pear blight control to yield high quality fruit, cautions against removing water spouts prematurely, and stresses soil management and supplying essential plant nutrients for orchard health and wood production.
The article warns fruit tree limbs are more vulnerable to winter kill than roots. It advises ripening new wood through early-season cultivation and a midyear cover crop, plus fall plowing avoidance, to prevent hardwood damage. Dry seasons and deep freezes increase risk, so ensure adequate moisture and well ripened growth before winter.
The article describes bending a tin or steel tube from a baking powder can to form a transplanting tool. The tube is inserted into soil around a plant, soil is pressed to enclose roots, and the plant plus soil can be lifted and moved to a pot or garden hole with minimal root disturbance. The tube is then withdrawn with little disturbance to the plant.
Advice against striped bugs, potato beetles, flea beetles, and cabbage worms. Use bone flour, tobacco dust, and netting. Paris green poison. tobacco tea. and buhach dust, with California insect powder mixed with flower or bone meal or diluted in four gallons of water.
The white marble McKinley shaft in Niagara Square Buffalo N Y is set for formal dedication Thursday Sept 5 as part of Old Home Week Sept 1 7. Gov Hughes with his staff will attend and speak and Roosevelt and Cleveland have been invited. Military parades will mark the ceremonies.
Mrs Jones plays a phonograph record of In Old Madrid for her parrot Polly while her husband is away. Polly reacts with surprise and thought, then exclaims Great Scot! You've got the old man boxed up this time.
Michael Steinman of Sumner Avenue Brooklyn recounts a long battle with eczema in his son. A failed diagnosis and persistent growths gave way after using Cuticura Ointment and remedies. After the second set, the child was cured by April 1905 and has smooth skin.
A clipped excerpt quotes a judge on men needing whisky and cigars to connect with nature. The text shifts to Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children, claiming soothing effects and wind colic relief with a sale pitch.
A witty exchange about a man lacking practical common sense is quoted from the Yonkers Statesman noting one person claims he has no mule or horse sense and never kicks in his life.
A short line contrasts phrases used to describe a girl, noting a world of difference between calling her a vision or a sight. The remark highlights language choice and perception in everyday speech.
Advertisement claims FITS St Vitus Dance and all nervous diseases are permanently cured by Dr H Kline’s areat Nerve Restorer. Offers a free $200 trial bottle and treatise from 931 Area St Philadelphia Pa. Ends with a boast about smart businessmen avoiding a second encounter.
Druggist 25e Norman Lichty Mfg Co Des Moines promotes Krause's Headache Capsules. Ad touts ease of presenting a profitable business as respectable.
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