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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1933
Page
7
The article explains chemically treated bands as an adjunct to spraying to trap and kill codling moths and cankerworms on fruit and shade trees. It details band preparation, timing for Spring and Fall use, and the role of birds in reducing pest pressures, urging integrated pest management.
Instructions for making and applying newer chemical bands on apple trees to combat cooling moths. The guide promotes sticky bands to protect shade trees and urges prompt action to supplement spraying. Readers are invited to request the full formula and information.
Pattern 9651 offers a slim straight silhouette with shoulder breadth and smart pleats in fabrics like shirting broadcloth and pique. Available sizes 14 through 40 with size 16 needing 32 yards of 36 inch fabric, order instructions and price: fifteen cents per pattern. Also promotes The Marian Martin Book of Summer Patterns from Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department.
Reports from Peiping quote United States legation stating Japanese cavalry reached within five miles of Tungchow fourteen miles east of the capital. Thirty American missionaries remained at their posts preparing for a peaceful turnover of the town today.
Three enlisted men were injured and between 0 and 100 horses were burned early today as a stable fire broke out. The men’s names were not released but officers said injuries were not serious. The cause and extent of property damage were under investigation.
Owing to union services at Grace Lutheran Church from Monday to Friday, the United Brethren Church will suspend Ladies Aid Society prayer meeting and senior choir practice this week. Congregation urged to attend the union services.
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