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Newspaper

Wilson Mirror

Location

Wilson, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1893

Page

8

Sowing Annual Clover on Weedy River Land

A North Carolina station agriculturist advises on sowing annual clover amid rank weeds. If seeds are clean, broadcast at 15 to 20 pounds per acre. 40 to 50 pounds of half pound per acre. Roll or harrow after seeding. mow or roll weeds beforehand. reburrow and reseed if germination is killed by heat or insects.

T. EK Orth F. EB Emery Agriculturist North Caroliina Experiment Station Cedar Point N. Vv Anse Yrea Battie North Carolina Depertment Station

Farmer asks about soil fertility and wheat sowing

Brower, of Mills NC, seeks advice on burning old field and sowing wheat this fall. H B Battle recommends an acid phosphate 1000 lbs, cottonseed meal 700, bran 8 possibly, with at least 500 lbs per acre. Previous cowpea vines improve soil. Bulletin 91 details compost effects. Notes on Kainit aging and caking risks explained.

Brower Brower's Mills N. C H. B. Battle North Carolina

Apple Nursery Trees Treated for Aphis Infestation

A reader asks about treating aphids on apple tree roots in nursery stock. The entomologist recommends tobacco decoction formula No. 8 from Bulletin 84 as the best remedy, noting hot water treatment risks damaging trees and that the tobacco mix serves as fertilizer while eradicating lice.

Clayton N.C Gerald McCarthy

Best method to prevent peach tree breakage from fruit load

Horticulturist Massey explains that proper pruning and shaping prevent limb breaks. Start with one year growth cut to 18 to 20 inches, form 3–4 top limbs, trim fall growth by one third, remove interior shoots, and maintain even distribution of new wood. This avoids concentration of fruit wood at tips and reduces splits.

W. BE. J Kingwood N. C W. F. Massey Horticulturist Experiment Station

Controversy Over Tariff Burden In Philadelphia Journal

Representative Grady argues farmers bear tariff burden as Philadelphia manufacturers journal concedes. J A Harrell met the President last week and heard he leans toward appointing a public printer, though no decision has been made.

Grady Philadelphia Manufactures Journal of Today J. A. Harrell Harrell

Castoria Use Recited In A Child Care Scene

A fragmented cabinet record notes giving Castoria to a child in various phrases. The text references crying for Castoria and clinging to it, with repeated mentions of Castoria as a remedy or soothing item.

Veer Ans Verdict and War Veteran's Endorsement

A 1892 letter from Yewell Indiana praises Restorative Nervine and related pills as the best remedies with no narcotics. It cites veteran service in the 13th Indiana and Co M Cavalry and urges druggists to stock the medicines with a price offer of L per bottle and six bottles for prepaid orders.

Ratim Moor Yewell Co. M. Os Cavalry 13Th Indiana Ac Sv Yewell Marion Ind Iifos Medical Co Elkhart

Agreeable Natural Effectual Compound Oxygen Treatment

Chronic disease sufferers urged to try Dr Starkey and Palen’s oxygen treatment offered from 1529 Arch St Philadelphia with claims of cures over 23 years and testimonials. Free booklet available. requests to multiple cities including San Francisco New York and Toronto. May 3.

Starkey and Palen Arch St Philadelphia Penn Dra. Starkey & Palen San Francisco California New York City N. Y Toronto Canada

Demorest's Family Magazine offers life like baby art prints

A long sales pitch extols Demorest's Family Magazine offering life size baby art reproductions by Ida Waugh and other artists to subscribers for 2 dollars in 1803. It claims near original quality, promises future works, and invites readers to subscribe or request a specimen copy for 10 cents.

Ida Waugh Demorest Percy Moran Maud Humphrey Louis Deschamps White House Harrison East Mth St New York Wayzine

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