Toads Help Gardners Fight Harmful Insects In Gardens
Weatherstone notes toads are valuable allies for greenhouse work by eating slugs thousand legged worms ants sowbugs and other pests. A toad over May to July can consume thousands of pests including 1180 cutworms 1400 thousand legged worms 2160 sowbugs 3240 ants and 360 weevils, while destroying 360 beneficial beetles.
Why Use Plant Food in Short Growing Seasons
The author argues crops mature in 60 to 90 days and seasons are brief. Plants need constant soil nutrition. without accessible fertilizer they will not grow. Weather is the main risk, and you must consider seed, fertilizer, and culture choices to avoid losses.
Disinfecting Cow Stables Instructions
Instructions on properly disinfecting cow stables emphasize that disinfectants only work on surfaces they contact directly. After cleaning dirt particles off, saturate surfaces thoroughly, avoid broom scrubbing in key areas, and spray ceilings and upper walls to reach crevices.
Harbor for Rats
Boards posts and rubbish stacked near the poultry quarters create a suitable harbor for rats.
Destroying Weeds in Walks 2
Julius Ewt provides practical guidance on weed removal between stones using hot water salt and various chemical sprays. He lists salt mixtures, crude carbolic acid, sulfuric acid, arsenic solutions, lime and sulfur, and commercial weed killers, plus safety notes for handling poisons and timing applications on hot days.
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Julius Ewt
MAN
Colorado Agri Sega
Winter blooming plant propagation and care guide
The article details how to take cuttings and sow seeds for winter bloom. It covers primrose and cyclamen sowing, potting media, and light, moisture, and temperature needs. It also describes Madonna lily cultivation, bed preparation, drainage, and soil amendments for healthy growth.
Dairy farming tips and farm management notes
The article discusses dairying as a selling point for fertility insurance and notes that Skimmilk fed normally does not cause bloat. It stresses plans require proper execution, shipping poultry when demand is good, and highlights the importance of balanced rations and mineral feed for young stock. It also notes gasoline engines as practical farm power.
Preparation of seed bed for wheat in rotation farming
W Henderoth of the Ohio State University emphasizes seed bed preparation for wheat as crucial, detailing plowing depth, harrowing, and moisture management before and after corn or oats rotations. He notes benefits of early cultivation, winter soil structuring, and recommended practices to improve germination and reduce losses.
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Kansas
Uume
W Henderoth
Colege of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Humus Saves Trees and Soil Moisture in Drought
A 191 season drought devastated hill orchard trees but adding large amounts of organic matter to soil helps retain moisture like a sponge. Deep mulching aids incorporation when plowing is difficult and quick action benefits young trees. Spoiled hay holds fertilizing value despite waste.
Legislative push on tuberculosis aid in 1913 sessions
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports 41 states in session, 30 enacted disease control laws, and 34 considered birth-detection measures. Over 35 million dollars were appropriated for TB work, with nearly 1.98 million for federal and DC TB facilities. Colorado, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Indiana, and California enacted notable laws.
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National Association For the
Congress
United States Public Health
Army and Navy
District of Columbia
Colorado
Iawa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ohio
California
National Association
Aluminum factory in North Carolina to output 36000 tons annually
A new hydro electric manufactory under construction in North Carolina plans an annual output of 36000 tons of aluminum. The report notes a broader commerce context and mentions the project amid other varied fragments including a quoted sentiment about comfort for a widow and unrelated oddities.
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North Carolina
Woman Recommends Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy
A Bovina Center New York woman credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing years of back pains and illness after childbirth. She writes of regaining energy and managing home duties and urges others to try the remedy. A confidential advice service notes letters are opened and answered by women.
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Bovine Center
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Pat Gos
Lydia B. Pinkham
Tate
Mra
Witarn
AL Granan
Elsworth Turryy
Bovina Centar
Lydia E Pinkham
Pinkhim
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