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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1907

Page

7

Man on the Ice Haunts Whalering Crew in South Seas Mystery

A six foot man in fur clothing appears on a distant ice floe during a gale aboard the Wanderer. Despite signaling efforts none of the crew can rescue him as his ice field shifts and multiple ships glimpse him. A lone figure remains unidentified, possibly a ship captain, until disappearance amid storms and gales near Cape Horn.

M. McKeon South Sea Lie Cape Horn M. Quad

Women pay more for insurance due to indigestion claims

Medical examiners argue women incur higher rates because stomach troubles and indigestion raise risk of fatal illness. The ad touts Miona stomach tablets from Lemmon's pharmacy, priced 50 cents with a refund guarantee if it fails to deliver claimed results.

Lemmon Miona

Paganini’s violin saved him from gaming ruin

At Leghorn a French merchant loaned a prized Joseph Guarnerius to young Nicolo Paganini when he faced gambling losses. After a concert, the donor refused to take back the instrument and gifted it to Genoa. The near loss and the gambled win convinced him to quit gambling forever.

Nicolo Paganini Leghorn M. Livron Joseph Guarnerius Paganini Genoa

Top Grafting Techniques for Orchard Owners

The article outlines top grafting of old apple trees, emphasizing shaping the new top over years. It advises grafting branches under 1.5 inches diameter, keeping cut stubs equidistant from the center, and timing grafts in spring for best healing and scion survival. Beginning earlier may be needed for large grafting tasks to ensure long growth.

Bailey

Not the Front of the Front Aubade In Limerick

London correspondent Paul Villars of the Journal des Debats visited Limerick for a nationalist gathering. A hotel servant led him to a dark inner-courtyard room and claimed it faced the front. Villars affirmed the error, and the servant insisted it was the back of the front.

Limerick Agor Paul Villars London Journal Des Debats M. Villars

He Probably Spoke May Be Waiting For a Word

A short dialogue between Tommy and Mr. Johnston centers on speaking. Tommy teases about Johnston’s reluctance to talk while noting Sister Agnes told their mother she had waited six months for him to speak. The exchange reveals social friction and humor in a domestic moment.

Mr. Johnston Little Tommy Tommy Agnes

Wild animals in England said to hide in theological gardens

A girl from Great Totham Essex wrote about wild animals and the lands they inhabit. The quip contrasts England once full of wildlife with a claim that now such creatures reside only in theological gardens, reflecting humorous sentiment in Lloyd's Weekly.

Great Totham Essex England Lloyd's Weekly

Preparing soil and composts for successful flower seed sowing

The article notes that success with annual flowers relies on soil condition and post sowing care. It advises using leaf mold compost to prevent a crust on clay soils, warns against deep sowing, and emphasizes three germination needs moisture warmth and air. It describes large nurseries producing fine composts through months of mixing and diffusion.

Distinctive Black Spruce Varieties For Lawn Planting

The black spruce Picea nigra offers attractive ornamental value as a shrub like form that remains small while maturing into tree size. A particular variety developed for lawns, dou metti, is praised for early shrublike beauty and easy pruning to maintain rounded, close-branching habit.

Burning garden rubbish protects fruit trees from disease

The Iowa Homestead advises burning garden and orchard rubbish to kill unseen insect enemies and prevent future losses. Dry fruit mummies on trees, especially plums, harbor fungous germs. hiring a boy for a dime to pick and destroy them now avoids a ten dollar loss later.

Iowa Homestead

Spring bloom care for root cuttings and heeling in

Dig carefully without removing soil from roots and set in a sheltered place to mature. Heel in as nursery stock to protect during growth after spring bloom fades.

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