Destroying Cat Tails Not Feasible By Chemicals
The article states chemicals applied to waterlogged weeds are not practical for destroying Cat Tails whose roots are deeply embedded in mud. It suggests draining and plowing the pond, or mowing if the pond is shallow, to keep weeds in check.
Times Change In the Long Ago Sunday
A reflective Duluth Herald meditation recalls Sundays as a day for contemplation of the hereafter rather than rapid passage to the afterlife, contrasting past attitudes with modern rhythms.
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Let Conscience Guide Thm ogerore
A fragmented note discusses conscience and duty, noting a man who earns his due earns respect. It references a dentist and an implied dispute, with a stubborn remark about not harming others. The text is partly garbled and reads like a period piece voice from Boston.
Kill The Wolves and Coyotes Fight Calls Action
A nationwide drive urges residents to contact William J. Stratton in Springfield Illinois if wolves or coyotes kill poultry or stock. He will dispatch C E Gillham and trained hunters from the U S Biological Survey to locate and destroy the predators. The notice stresses predators harm livestock and game and asks readers to report depredations or sightings.
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Heating Methods Through Ancient and English Practices
The ancients used concealed stoves and portable braziers to warm spaces. In England open grate fires remained common, though they wasted substantial fuel.
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