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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1909

Page

9

Heat Ends Promise of Early Strawberry Crop

A drought and extreme heat shortened a promising strawberry season in late May conditions. The issue hit the first harvests, soft color, low market demand, and reduced profits. Glen Mary declined. Suc to, William Belt, Gandy and other varieties show varied resilience and shipability amid hot weather.

New Yorker Glen Mary Cess William Belt Gandy Glendale Jersey Queen

Vine Cutter on Corn Plow

A historic patent style note describes bending a three foot long piece of wagon iron to attach near the plow arch. The cutter is aimed to prevent shovel clogging and plant damage, and includes three drill holes to adjust depth for deep or shallow cutting.

Manure and fertilizer effects differ by timing and tillage

The Maryland experimental station reports winter spreading of fresh manure yields less than rotted manure plowed in spring. Turning manure during rotting improves results. Spring plowing of commercial fertilizers consistently yields more than surface sowing before planting.

Maryland

Beautifying the Home with Labor and Skill

The article urges homeowners to improve their surroundings using labor and skill. It highlights that most farms can be made beautiful through thoughtful application of effort, with trees vines and flowers capable of transforming the landscape.

Farmer Should Figure Cost

A tale of a railroad lawyer and farmers in Texas shows how those who calculate costs and profits, the “figurin’ farmers,” secure fair land prices and choose the most profitable crops. Keep daily farm accounts to determine best paying crops and maximize income.

Texas

Egg feeding for stallions debated by New England vet

A New England veterinarian argues that feeding eggs to stallions during breeding season offers little benefit. He notes eggs are nutritious but a healthy horse cannot digest animal proteins well, so they cannot gain full advantage.

New England

Paris Pattern No 2997 All Seams Allowed

Fashion notice describes Paris Pattern 2997 for Misses ages 13 to 17 with a fitted upper section and flounced lower edge. Materials suggested include serge Panama Venetian cloth and broadcloth. Yardage varies by width. pattern costs 10 cents and requires name address size and number to order from Pattern Department.

Paris Panama

Bumble bee an ally of farmers in clover seed years

The article notes the bumble bee aids clover seed crops by fertilizing blooms and stresses knowing both useful and destructive insects. It argues farmers should recognize insect friends as well as pests.

Paris Pattern No 2981 All Seams Allowed

The pattern presents a dainty cross barred muslin apron with a yoke band, scalloped hand embroidered body, and pearl button closures at the sides. Available in five sizes for children aged three to eleven, with yardage requirements for seven year olds given for different fabric widths. Street and state notations included.

Paris

Fine Story Echoes Across Town

A playful exchange praises a well told tale capturing town attention. The dialogue highlights the storytelling charm and lasting impact of a fine story on residents and neighbors.

Mixing Metaphors in a Witty Word Exchange

A dialogue shows Mr. Downrite misinterpreting precise meanings as the speaker notes his tendency to blur words. The exchange highlights a humorous tension between exact language and literal interpretation.

Mr. Downrite

Fall Off The Water Wagon Causes Family Confusion

A humorous dialogue recalls a family misunderstanding about a supposed fall last night. Willie questions his mother about their father’s condition while Uncle Frank’s remark about “the water wagon” creates a mix of concern and mischief in a small domestic moment.

Mamma Papa Willie Uncle Frank

Similarity of Persuasion Croak Metaphor

A dry exchange likens Wall Street methods to shepherds rounding lambs with a croak as the punchline. The brief joke pivots on a vivid simile and a sharp, rustic dismissal. The line contrasts fiscal hustle with pastoral imagery in a sly quip.

Wall Street

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