Sale of Malt Now Prohibited Under State Law
The state prohibition amendments, effective three months after adjournment, outlaw the sale of malt hops and other materials used to make intoxicating beverages. Penalties match other prohibition offenses. Merchants report a heavy demand for malt and hops, as many customers seek fast beer production.
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Mapp
General Assembly
Mother Crim Attends Confederate Reunion in Richmond
Mrs. E. Crim 84 of New Market Va appointed matron of honor for the south at the Confederate reunion in Richmond. She travels with daughter Mrs. Frank Brumback of Woodstock. Known as Mother of the New Market Cadets for tending wounded near her home, she previously received a valor medal from the Virginia Military Institute Alumni Association.
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E. Cc. Crim
New Market
Julian S. Carr
Confederate Veterans
South
Frank Brumback
Woodstock
Confederacy
The
Virginia Military Institute
Proper seed selection and early plant starts for gardens
The article urges buying high quality seeds from reliable firms and avoiding flashy novelties. It advises checking catalogs, ordering early, storing seeds properly, and starting tomatoes cabbage peppers eggplant lettuce cucumbers melons beets beans and corn indoors via hotbeds or cold frames to gain an early harvest.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Indoor Garden Use Basements For Early Planting
Nearly every cottage and larger home has a basement with sunny exposures. Create a miniature greenhouse indoors using available space and heat. Start radishes onions and lettuce in trays, grow tomatoes peppers cabbage later in individual boxes, then transplant outdoors when conditions permit.
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Arger
Pruning For Best Fruit Crops And Flowers
Pruning fruit trees vines and flowering bushes yields best crops and blooms. Timing is debated fall versus early spring but proper annual pruning is essential under varying weather and soil conditions. The craftsman should study proper technique before cutting to avoid damaging trees or vines.
Hoeing the Flats for Basement Plants
Small spikelike plants just emerging in the basement flats need occasional hoeing. Gently loosen the ground without injuring the tender roots to help the plants grow.
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