To To To Toads Aid Gardens Against Pests and Weather Risks
A gardener writer extols toads as valuable allies in greenhouse pest control noting they consume thousands of harmful insects including millipedes, caterpillars, gypsy moths and ants. The piece urges protecting toads, providing water, and creating shallow burrows for daytime shelter while also advising on timely plant feeding given short growing seasons and weather risks.
Disinfecting Cow Stables Instructions
The text advises that disinfectants fail to destroy germs not directly contacted and must be applied in ample quantity to thoroughly saturate surfaces after removing dirt. Use a broom or stiff brush to scrub flood and feed troughs, stanchions, and lower walls, then spray ceilings and upper walls and reach crevices and recesses where dirt can enter.
Harbor Rats Plague Poultry Quarters With Debris
Filth and litter pile near the poultry quarters creating a harbor for rats. Boards posts and rubbish accumulate, inviting vermin problems for the neighborhood and poultry keepers.
Methods for destroying weeds in walks and cautions
The article lists several weed control options for walkways including salt solutions and acid mixtures. It advises hot weather application, caution due to poison content, and mentions commercial weed killers from seed stores. It describes salt, crude carbolic acid, sulfuric acid, arsenic solution, lime and sulfur mixes, and general precautions.
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Jelius Erdwan Cultural College
Plants Wanted for Winter Blooming Cuttings
Instructions to prepare pots with leaf mold and soil for primrose seeds. Sow cyclamen in August September in shallow boxes, keep light heat, transplant as seedlings to similar boxes then pots. Madonna Lily lilies grow 2 3 feet high with clusters. beds dug two feet deep with drainage and leaf mold or muck sand mix.
Dairy farming tips and practical farm management
Practical advice on dairy and poultry farming, feed balances, minerals, and the use of gasoline engines. Emphasizes soil fertility, avoiding overstocking, timely shipping, and the need for practical plans and execution.
Preparation of seed bed for wheat importance
J W Henderoth of the Ohio State College of Agriculture emphasizes pre planting soil work for wheat. He outlines methods for seed bed formation before and after corn or oats, noting plowing depth, harrowing, and dust mulch to conserve moisture and improve germination. He cites experiments showing higher yields with early, thorough cultivation and mulching practices.
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Enya
Corn
Iit
Wendell Paddock
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Humus and Mulching Advice for Drought-Resistant Trees
The text urges adding organic matter to soil to counter drought damage on orebirds and trees. Mulching helps moisture retention, with plowing in mulch preferred for young trees. University guidance notes rapid benefits from such practices and mentions a hay fertilizing value and economical corn disposal after harvest.
Legislative gains in tuberculosis control across states
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis summarizes 1923 progress. Forty three states faced tuberculosis legislation deadlines. 30 enacted measures and 34 considered nine bills. Over 5.06 million dollars were allocated for treatment and prevention, with nearly 1 million more for federal and DC facilities.
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National Association For the
Congress
United States Public Health
Army and Navy
District of Columbia
Colorado
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ohio
California
National Association
North Carolina hydro electric plant to turn out aluminum
A new hydroelectric manufactory under construction in North Carolina plans to produce aluminum at a rate of 26 000 tons annually. The project signals a major industrial development and regional economic impact.
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North Carolina
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Local Mother
A Bovina Center resident praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving long standing health issues after childbirth. She claims it helps her perform household work and care for her children, recommending the remedy to others seeking similar relief.
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Lydia E“Pinkham
Bovina Center
N.Y
Lydia
William A. Graham
Exsworth
Lydia EB. Finkham
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