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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1902
Page
7
A New York Weekly piece warns against unfriendly remarks about absent people and gossip. It urges practicing charity, keeping promises of confidentiality, and avoiding repetition that can harm friendships and families.
The article traces seventeenth and eighteenth century oak dressers from Wales and Yorkshire, notes Chippendale’s era, built in cupboards, and the shift to sideboards with pedestals and mirrors. It questions the idea that Chippendale designed sideboards and discusses related furniture forms and the rise of the stately sideboard. It also mentions Bent Medicine for Children as a separate note.
A Washington household worker named Nelson shifts from autocratic to subordinate after marrying, as his wife Maria returns and tightens discipline. His new meekness leads to better compliance, though the mistress notes lingering vanity, until Maria’s influence reasserts his authority and decorum.
An in-depth look at spraying gear used in major apple orchards. The article details a 300 gallon pine tank wagon with a 12 by 19 by 39 inch frame, six hardwood bands, a large top manhole, and a platform wagon design. It notes two loads of 25 foot rubber hoses and a Y connector to provide dual nozzles per pipe for efficiency. An agitator runs off the rear wheel, keeping the contents mixed during operation.
The article outlines weed control methods including crop rotation, varying tillage depths and tools, frequent shallow tilage, timely harrowing, pulling and hoeing stray weeds, and keeping land clean after harvest. It warns against harboring weeds in manure piles and emphasizes maintaining clean premises to prevent next year’s infestations.
Lieut. W. Tf. Hoag of Los Angeles Fire Department's chemical engine No. 1 shows a massive tomato vine grown from a single sprout nine months earlier in his Belmont Avenue yard. The vine grew over 20 feet tall and eight feet wide at the base, bearing abundant ripe tomatoes since last June and attracting eastern tourists observing Southern California wonders.
The article argues that successful fruit farming demands expertise, knowledge of varieties, and persistent effort. It condemns novices who fail and lower market standards, urging removal of incompetents to protect reliable growers and the overall fruit trade.
Advice on growing watercress sage and parsley with notes on soil and seed labeling requirements in California Vermont seed sale law. Mention of cow peas as forage crop and fruit as diet. Some garbled lines reference fertilization and tree care practices amid inconsistent text.
Acting Secretary Darling says enlisted men in the Navy or Marines may be compelled to undergo non serious operations and may face court martial for refusal in minor cases. He cites over ruling of Rear Admiral Kempf on Asiatic station and notes no ruling for officers.
Reports from the Agricultural Statistics Branch indicate actual threshing results across the Territories with wheat yields of 40 to 45 bushels per acre in Regina and Abernethy. Notable totals include A Snell's 28 000 bushels of oats from 450 acres and T Tutchings 729 bushels of wheat from ten acres, signaling strong prairie farming prospects.
The Auburn Presbyterian Theological Seminary saw enrollment fall to 73 last year from 91 in 1900 and 105 in 1899, with 12 percent in 1897. President George S. Stewart cites loss of ministry prestige and rising materialism as key causes.
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