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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1907

Page

8

New Winter Squash Cross Promising for Bay State Type

A cross between Delicious and Bay State winter squashes from the New Jersey experiment station shows a smaller male parent with an oval fruit and dark olive green mottled skin. Bay State fruit is cheese shaped and light green. In the cross, fruits are medium sized, broadly oval, with good keeping qualities and flesh like sweet potatoes in color and starch. Thirty fruits from four hills matched the described type.

New Jersey Experiment Station Bay State

Beets as Feed Growers Profit by Feeding Livestock

A Country Gentleman farmer argues beets can rival beet sugar factories as profitable livestock feed. He notes ensilage benefits and rising milk flow, urges planting a winter beet crop from June to September, and stresses soil preparation and weed control.

Beet cultivation guidelines for an acre

Dry weather suggests soil should be well fined after planting. Seed requirements: five to eight pounds per acre. Rows three feet apart and beets thinned to six to eight inches. Varieties recommended include Long Blood and Ford’s Perfected Half Long. An acre well cared for should yield 300 to 400 bushels and sell for 40 or cents per bushel.

Ford

Disease in Field Wilt Attacks Late Summer Crops

The text describes a plant disease appearing from mid July to late August with wilted leaves that turn brown on the petioles and die. It propagates to the roots causing destruction, especially on sandy clay soils. Recommendations include deep fall and winter culture, wood ashes, long rotation, and planting resistant varieties.

Swiss chard as a summer vegetable and spinach substitute

Garden Magazine notes Swiss chard thrives in hot months and can replace spinach or beet greens. Sow seeds in drills one inch deep, one foot apart, with no thinning required. Leaves reach two to three inches. harvest young and tender. For continuous supply, sow every four weeks until July 15.

Garden Magazine

Thinning Techniques for Garden Crops and Fruit Trees

Garden researchers advise thinning early to remove surplus plants like beets carrots onions lettuce and parsnips as aggressively as weeding. Tree fruit trees should also be thinned out severely to promote healthier growth and yield.

Warm soil for eggplants and planting hints

Eggplants need a warm season soil and location. They thrive in rich soil and manure and will not satisfy if soil is not rich. Set plants in rows two feet apart with plants fifteen to eighteen inches in the row.

Painting the Invention of Heaven in Ancient Texts

A fragment quotes a saying attributing painting to heaven as the oldest human creation, reflecting on art’s sacred origins and nature as a bridge between the divine and earthly existence.

Ben Jouson

Destiny of the Stuarts and the fate of its royal figures

The fragment outlines the Stuarts rise and fall with figures labeled SS. It notes James II killed in debt near Bannacack burn in 1488, Mary Stuart beheaded in 1615, James II of England dethroned in 1688, Charles Edward dying in 1728, and James Stuart the Old Pretender born in 1688 the year his father abdicated.

James Til Bannececkburn Mary Stuart James IL Enelland Charles Edward James Stuart

Dresses For Wee Girls In Empire Fashions The Nursery

Empire fashions shape the children's wear with military braidings and frog gings. Little white serge coats with gold silk braid, pale blue outfits with silver braid, and box plaited dresses dominate. Examples include pale blue Irish frieze with cross bodice and foulard vest, and a red and white ribbed check fabric with lace yoke and pearl buttons.

Empire

POINTERS ON GAS STOVES FOR THE HOME

Advice from the Philadelphia Press on gas stoves includes installing a short chimney pipe to vent odors, using a water bowl to reduce cooking smells, and checking burners for sediment from boil overs. Ensure a large supply pipe so all burners can operate together and that the oven and top have ample space for boiling and frying.

Philadelphia Press

Women Who Do Things Across Nations and Fields

A snapshot of notable women includes Miss Mary A. Stubbs of Indianapolis who headed the Indiana state bureau of statistics. Miss Zena Dalrymple is the only woman elected in Texas by general election votes as county and district clerk. Dorothea Klumpke, an American astronomer, earned world renown in Paris. Marianne Farningham may be England’s oldest woman journalist, joining the Christian World at its 1857 birth and contributing from first issue onward.

Mary A. Stubbs Indianapolis Indiana

Making Use of Grandma's Gown

An ingenious girl preserves a grandmother’s silk gown by transforming it into a luncheon square and doilies. The moire silk features deep pink roses and variegated leaves, edged with cream lace, yielding lasting art rather than a short lived waist or skirt.

A Popular New England Cake

A very popular cake among New England families for over fifty years is him mock cake. Cream one cup butter with two and a half cups sugar, add four beaten eggs, two cups chopped seeded raisins, one cup milk, five cups pastry flour, a level teaspoon cream of tartar, half as much soda, nutmeg and mace. Makes three loaves and keeps well.

New England

Making the House Look New

A housekeeper can refresh a room by rearranging chairs and tables to give an entirely new look even without new furniture. The piece also suggests restoring in the same places items a husband uses like tobacco and pipes to maintain familiar order.

Dr King's New Discovery Praised in Fort Edward Notice

Alexander Benton of Rural Route 1 Fort Edward New York proclaims Dr King's New Discovery as his best earthly friend for asthma and a family's incipient consumption cure. He notes the rapid relief of coughing and other symptoms with a money back guarantee from Stewart's Pharmacy offering 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles with a free bottle promotion.

Alexander Benton Fort Edward N. Y Dr. King Stewart's

California Excursions for Shriners and Brethren Convention

The Iowa Central Railway offers round trip tickets to Los Angeles and San Francisco from April 25 to May 8 for Mystic Shriners and German Baptist Brethren conventions. Return by July 31 at one fare. travel via any direct route there and different direct route back. Stopovers allowed. For details contact A B Cutts, G P and T A, Minneapolis.

Mystic Shriners’ Convention Conference of German Baptist Brethren Los Angeles Cal Iowa Central Ry San Francisco A. B. Cutts Minneapolis Minn

BARGAINS IN FARM LAND AND NEW EMPIRE PROSPECTS

Advertises rare farm and land bargains in South Dakota and new towns opened by the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway extension. Promises free descriptive pamphlets mailed on request, with contact to A. B. Cutts, G P T A, Minneapolis Minnesota. Also highlights Foley’s Kidney Cure success story and Iowa Central Railway Sunday excursion to Peoria with round trip $2.00.

South Dakota Minneapolis St. Louis R. R Farmers

Cure for Eczema Advised by Local Family

A Henrietta parent recalls five years of eczema in their son and failed treatments by local doctors. After trying Electric Bitters, the child improved and was cured using several bottles. The ad claims the medicine as a top blood purifier and body builder, offered at Stewart's Pharmacy with a 5 percent guarantee.

N. A. Adams Henrietta Stewart's Pharmacy

Looming uprising in Lahore as authorities brace for riot

May 10 Lahore reports an imminent native outbreak. Indian rebels recruit rustics and mobs as troops police and artillery bolster the city. Sir Denzil Ibbetson bans gatherings and warns of severe penalties. A prominent lawyer Lajpatral is arrested as ringleader of revolutionary protests.

Lahore British India Leutenant Punjab Denzil Ibbetson Lajpatral

Russians Arrive in London for Social Democratic Congress

The 180 Russians who left Denmark for London to hold a congress arrived after being denied permission in Norway Sweden and Denmark. A leader said the party represents 20 districts in Russia and is the Social Democratic Labor party a revolutionary group but not terrorists.

London Denmark Norway Sweden Russia Social Democratic Labor Party

Senate approves five mile saloon ban near university

Jefferson City May 10 The senate backed the Pemberton bill prohibiting saloons within five miles of Columbia home of the state university after a day long debate. The measure already cleared the house and awaits Governor Folks signature to become law.

Jefferson City Senate Pemberton Columbia State University House

Weather forecast for Illinois Indiana and surrounding states

The forecast shows generally fair and cooler conditions in Illinois Indiana and Lower Michigan with brisk northwest winds. Wisconsin will be generally fair and colder. Iowa observes generally fair weather with colder conditions in the eastern portion.

Iilinois Indiana Lower Michiigan Wisconsin Iowa

Chicago Board of Trade Market Quotes May 9

Quotations for Wheat Corn Oats and fats from Chicago Board of Trade and East Buffalo,KY markets include May 9 figures. Wheat and corn prices fluctuate with May July and Sept options. live stock notes cover hogs cattle and sheep with varied price ranges.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Yhree East Buffalo N. Y Dunning & Stevens Live Stock Commission Best

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Dr. Edwards Schenck Chemical Co Franklin St New York J. E. Lemmon Druggist Washington, Iowa MSE Clacarcl A. M. Hagermann Lydia E. Pinkham Bay Shore L. I Lydia Pinkham California G. P T. A New England States Foley Alvin H. Stimpson Willimantic Conn Peoria Iowa Central Railway Brighton Jonn K. Steen Madison Street Washington E. E. Vrooman Washington, DC J. K. Steen Cartaney & Son Detroit Geo. W. Stewart John Bull India Chicago Grain Vincl Vinol Cook & Sherman R. Paxton Co Boston Mass Sprague Correspondence School OF Law Majestic Rice Sctargit Mick Satan Chamberlain Dr. Shoop Munn & Co Scientific American All New Sdenione Co Broadway UNN & Co F St D. Cc
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