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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
16
A U S Department of Agriculture report outlines a profit sharing system for farm managers on two tenant farms. Managers receive a monthly wage plus one third of net profits after expenses and housing, cattle, milk, eggs, and garden provisions are accounted for.
Fragmentary notes list visitors including Mr. Carey of Columbia Maine and Mrs. Charles Swinson of Greendale, with mentions of Swinson of Little Falls and Mrs. Mair Ferguson of New York City. Also references to strawberries and a large royal event unclear.
An agricultural note from the United States Department of Agriculture advises staking and pruning tomatoes in home gardens. Proper pruning reduces trouble, concentrates yields, and allows space for additional plants. side shoots should be removed and the main stem trained to the stake, with fruiting clusters developing along the stem.
The text compares a woodlot to a savings bank noting that annual growth of wood mirrors compound interest. It suggests spending beyond the growth reduces the principal and implies reinvesting gains enhances financial growth.
A damaged report notes issues at a silo built to hold corn as it matured, with Melcher as a central figure in a dispute over loan use and alleged missteps in the agricultural setting.
A brief note warns that pursuing very cheap seeds can jeopardize a garden’s success. It cautions against cutting costs on seeds and suggests higher quality seed improves outcomes and overall value.
The note reports a household gathering with Mr and Mrs. Clatth among relatives. Mn Bowers is incapacitated by a sore foot while repairs to the house are mentioned. The fragment reflects a domestic scene during a weekend.
The Price family, including Mrs Clarence Price and siblings, are at their brother's home in Newari for the summer while other relatives entertain, plan gatherings, and attend local services. Community notices list visits from multiple families and ongoing memorials and church events.
A rambling social roundup lists visitors and week end guests at the homes of Mrs. M. and others on Schooley's Mountain and Newark. Names include Drake, Wallzinger, Delilan, Dreke, Virginia Bunell, Wilson, Mildred Kemmerer, Roy of Port Colden, and many locals. Activities mention church and society events with invitations for a wedding and plans for a church frolic.
An old testimonial letter from June 1916 and January 1921 claims kidney pills and a tonic from Foster Smithurn Co. Buffalo improved urinary issues. The writer describes overwork and back pain with weakened kidneys and partial symptom relief after using the pills sold at Jenkins Drug Store.
A fragmentary note references a 1021 ruling titled God the Only Cause and Creator. It mentions Golden texts Rov itt Greg and Marvellous works, and names Lord God Almighty with variations of reverential phrases.
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