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Newspaper
Webster City Tribune
Location
Webster City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
5
William A Radford explains how a hallway fireplace can greet guests and heat upper rooms. He contrasts American and English hall design noting open stairs carry heat upward while avoiding excessive cellar heating.
Editor W A Radford discusses cost ranges for a practical house plan, detailing how kitchen layout ventilation and heat circulation affect comfort and operating expenses. The piece highlights room shapes window treatments and careful placement of stairs, range, pantry, and garbage area to improve efficiency and aesthetics.
The text explains budding as a bud with a bark piece used instead of a scion, best done late in the growth period but before growth ends. It covers stock age, scion timing, T shaped cuts, bark lifting, and securing the bud with raffia or twine, with illustrated steps for insertion and binding.
The article outlines spray strategies for apples noting Bordeaux mixture as preferred. It details mixing five pounds copper sulphate and five pounds lime in water, preparation steps, storage notes, and cautions to strain solutions to prevent nozzle clogging. It recommends prebud spray, then blossom drop, followed by two to three additional applications at two to three week intervals.
Tree planting grows each year across the plains as residents, many from tree rich regions, push to fill barren land with trees amid the widespread realization of the lack of woodland. Strong efforts aim to cover the land with trees.
Orchard experts advise careful mulching to balance soil aeration and moisture. A two to three inch stable litter mulch with periodic cultivation supports root health, reduces weed growth, and stabilizes moisture, while avoiding surface rooting that harms mature trees.
The Farm Journal suggests planting bean rows in couples and placing poles to bridge the supply gap. Intervening spaces are filled with short stakes, each bearing a tethered twine extending to the top pole. This method uses one stake per bean hill to support vines.
The pamphlet emphasizes thorough spraying and borers control on farms. It urges early Bordeaux spray for grape vines, prompt brush removal by burning, and careful pruning to improve air circulation. It also notes strawberries’ value for home use and suggests manure around new trees after rain to retain moisture.
A Greek Syrophoenician mother seeks Jesus in Tyre and Sidon for her demon possessed daughter. Jesus tests faith with a rebuff before praising the woman for great faith and granting her request, healing the child and returning them home. The tale highlights barriers of nationality, religion, language, and gender overcome by steadfast faith.
An 1888 Toledo affidavit states F J Oneray Co partners will pay $100 for every Catarrh case not saved by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The document, sworn by J Cazaxy, notes the firm claim and invites contact for treatment testimonials. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as acting on blood and mucous surfaces.
Quote laden snippet notes a Louisville Courier Journal remark about a spotless soda fountain with hourly shaved ice. It adds a quip from the Indianapolis Star about job turnover. The piece reflects midcentury newspaper voice and trivia.
Promises a mineral oil based elixir that allegedly generates electricity in the body to strengthen nerves ease pain and hasten healing. Inventor Max R Zaegel a Sheboygan chemist offers free sample bottles by mail claiming cures for rheumatism back pain piles catarrh and wounds with no pus formation.
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