Mrs Clarke and daughter leave Brighton visit
Mrs Clarke of Brighton and her daughter Mrs Smith from New Mexico have departed after visiting at the Sam Knapp home this morning for Brighton.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1905
Page
8
Mrs Clarke of Brighton and her daughter Mrs Smith from New Mexico have departed after visiting at the Sam Knapp home this morning for Brighton.
The article notes Poinsettia pulcherrima bracts provide bright crimson cheer in winter. It cites color effects on mood, listing scarlet tulips, scarlet geraniums, Salvia splendens, Limonia floribunda, and Serbographis as vivid winter bloom options to brighten rooms.
Secretary Wilson reports successful hybrids of Florida orange with Japanese trifoliata yielding hardy sweet oranges and a grapefruitlike citrus. New fruits ready for distribution this winter could expand marmalades and preserves, with broad southern use in backyards and growing regional industries.
A ship from Liverpool to South America reports a ghost that walked beside lookouts, laughed, and chilled the crew. The mate, captain, and others all encountered eerie happenings, leading to crew turnover, crew desertion, and the ship’s eventual fate as unsellable and broken up after a harrowing voyage.
Willis Scott claims a seedless seedless apple has grown for ninety years at Broadway Ohio. Ford discovered the freak near the Scioto headwaters and propagated it by grafting. The apple is small white and very sweet.
Dwarf trees are planted for fancy fruit and thrive under high pressure culture. They require careful thinning pruning and scientific cultivation for best results.
Seventy five thousand Bartlett pear packages left eastern orchards for British markets last year. Eastern grown summer and fall pear shipments totaled at least 165 car loads.
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