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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1902
Page
7
The Market Gardener of London details a method using shallow boxes 21 by 11 feet and four inches deep with corner guides to stack seed tubers. Stored in cool lighted rooms, tubers sprout stocky and can be planted one to three weeks after frost, boosting yield by about 1200 pounds per acre.
Charles D. Tryon argues in Ohio Farmer for planting trees along roads at specific spacings. He favors 100 feet apart on east west roads and 200 feet on north south roads, with trees inside the road line but not outside walls. He recommends maples elms and Baldwin apples and urges selecting sturdy, memory preserving natives to avoid muddy, shaded roads and ruined landscapes.
In Sweden Dr M Ekenburg’s dry skimmed milk process draws attention in America. Bergh reports rising inquiries as experts anticipate exhibitions in Sweden or the United States. Two patents cover process and apparatus. Powder keeps longer than skimmed milk cream, with potential in puddings sauces chocolate and institutional provisioning. Nutritional comparison to egg white and meat highlights high albumin content and blood-building minerals.
Remedy shows salicylic acid useful for bee stings. Remove the sting quickly with a fingernail. Squeeze the wound until blood starts. Apply an alcoholic solution of the acid and paint with collodion to exclude air. Stings treated this way cause little pain and minimal inflammation. Acids and collodion available at drug stores at small cost.
A Maryland peach growers practice encourages planting peach trees on land previously in cultivated crops. The article stresses soil preparation before planting and notes that once trees are set, correcting faults is difficult.
A 12 by 10 foot dairy room built with 18 inch thick sawdust filled walls and a raised tank facilitates milking with minimal stooping. The 7 by 9 foot floor space surrounds the 18 by 16 inch tank, which sits 10 inches above the floor. A ventilated top, hinged lids, and a waterwell box connected by a pipe keep milk cool, with an overflow and drain for maintenance. For small herds this setup is excellent and ice can be used to cool if needed.
How long should a dairy cow be kept? Keep the cow only as long as she yields profit. Without profit and loss records no one gets credit for services. Every animal needs a standing ledger and correct bookkeeping to remove profitless stock early as a tax on the farm.
A poem celebrates summertime with lively light and starry nights. The speaker extols radiant skies, flowing rivers, tree shadows, buzzing bees, and peaceful dells. It praises the season’s beauty over winter and notes Atlanta Constitution attribution to F. L. Stanton.
A collage of verses and prose from Washington Star and Chicago era pieces recount Willie’s risky escapades from boating to bull pasture and playful misadventures. The entries shift to reflections on sickness promises, love verses, and poems about life’s trials and blessings, with short market notes to close.
The quote recalls Erick Kost describing an innkeeper, Crawford, famed for energylessness. He sits on a porch with two dachshund pups named Cocoa, who always move together. Crawford declines naming each dog, saying one dog does for both and he won’t worry into decline.
An anxious customer complains about trouser length after delivery and questions the tailor about a guaranteed fit. The shop assistant uses a tape measure and the exchange ends with the customer noting the mismatch in fit.
On a leisure trip the party pauses as a speaker notes that nearly two hours have passed since Mr. Doe Dakk led a group, prompting immediate attention to the matter.
A villain vows to marry or push the heroine from a cliff as she stands atop a precipice. She dismisses the bluff, noting her skill in topography and other matters. The dialogue reflects a tense confrontation amid a scarce game setting in local papers.
Mrs. X Schneider of Chicago credits Peruna with curing chronic catarrh thought to affect multiple organs. The ad argues catarrh is systemic and pledges Peruna cures rather than palliates. It cites Congressmen Crowley praising Peruna and offers a free catarrh book and physician advice from Dr Hartman.
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