Democrats of Virginia Endorse Senator Daniel for Senate
The Virginia Democrats unanimously back Senator John W. Daniel for another term emphasizing his protectionist stands. Daniel has supported duties on Virginia raw materials and rejected the revenue-only tariff theory, arguing locals deserve tariff benefits. The party rejects Mr Bryan’s call to oust him, backing his return to the U S Senate.
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Pure Milk in Pennsylvania Sanctions Highlight Clean Supply
The USDA reports Philadelphia's milk as the best and purest among large city supplies, acknowledging Pennsylvania milk laws under the current administration. It notes years of prohibiting preservatives and a late law banning watered or skimmed milk.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New Feed Law Takes Effect August First
The Legislature enacts a feeding stuffs law limiting ground corn cobs and oat hulls in mixed feeds and bans rice hulls peanut hulls and weed seeds as adulterants. It aims to free Pennsylvania markets from undesirable feeds while urging representatives to serve constituents above party strings.
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New York Mothers Club Seeks Fathers Day Proposal
A New York group proposes a Fathers Day for men to enjoy freely with mothers backing the idea. The note suggests mothers often cook as if only women live at home and expect men to be satisfied.
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Yimely Topics on Plantests
From the Division of Economic Zoology Department of Agriculture by H A Surface State Zoologist Harrisburg Pa this article discusses plant pests and economic impact. It outlines control methods and emphasizes practical agricultural guidance for farmers and researchers in Pennsylvania.
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H. A. Surface
Harrisburg
Young orchard care as advised by State Zoologist
State Zoologist Surface urges cultivation of young orchards with corn potatoes beans or other vegetables as ideal ground cover. Harrow work must avoid injuring trees. muzzled horses and padded traces prevent bark damage. Pruning demos show pruning is key and grazing harms trees. regular cultivation mulching fertilizing and watering advised. nitrate of soda used in water. spraying not effective against the pest.
Ant Control Advice From State Zoologist Surface
A letter to the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture asked how to rid lawns of ants and recalled a forgotten recommended fluid. Prof Surface identified carbon bisulfide as the suggested material and described spraying holes near nests at depth, using one third to half a cupful per hole, then sealing with earth. He warned to keep fire away and noted it may be dampened with wet blankets to contain fumes and that vegetation would not be harmed.
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Pests Warn: Shot Hole Borers Threaten Apple Trees
A Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture bulletin explains shot hole borers or bark borers as serious apple tree pests. It urges removal of infested trees, describes no real remedies, and offers sanitation and insect control measures to limit spread.
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Division of Zoology
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Harrisburg
H. A. Surface
Revival in iron and steel trade signals strong market
The article notes a rapid revival in iron and steel, with output near full capacity and railroads and builders placing orders. It cites bright crop prospects, cheap money, and a Senate tariff passage as key drivers, with favorable bank clearings and railroad earnings. It highlights gains in dry goods, leather, and overall port commerce, despite crop uncertainty.
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Senate
New York
Alaska Agriculture: Promising Yet Understood by Few
The Alaska of today grows a significant share of its vegetables and hay, with hardy grains ripening farther south than before. Vast grasslands support stock, and wintering by grazing in sheltered valleys shows stock-raising is possible though not routinely advised. From The Alaska of To Day, American Review of Reviews, July.
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