Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
INVITATION TO ALI TEE cE,Emg
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 INVITATION TO ALI TEE cLUns
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 Dear sociai Uetner 1safsSf aAa Ssstses, When I red ih iSkt Hha1x1A1N Dalasllf that Club No. } intend to AAHe fnssk- should not Cinb No. 3 Asll ii llnS ala make a tasnth of EpetAl caenAf nseselnsA So am wEitlAg sisters assA hEstkSfs of all the etNh6 tt naeek at ny AsEA6 ca Wednesday thB 45l&, 6x that 1aoaiA. sn- ters If any oa y6uf AxAAA2As WUesd iekS to como bring them AaeAk dsf AenbAaa will be a< home and will cert&tnay emkef- tain them. The DanlelH1n s4d Putnam busses and tfe9lsst nlss within few steps of the hstasA Net oHs as Dayville East Foaf COfatne aiS1 ieek fUr EkA S6- cial Corner csaoF.
 I w1n fHfaiah dhASs assa Assnin asIh trust to ySu b bfihe As1hlylAiss sseEe An- ing.
 Uncas CAasaas: Here is aAssheE s,.-' poftnhity for Sed to take A11ns q Ms sisters for | nae out lAte tAe teuhafS.
 TWICE TWENTY
 cAkINa foA YoUN PLANTS. Dear Corner Afs<KbSea: TAA Atatsr hasn't been very bAa. Wts,s tha eneaAa has bseh AHe. i oAhs6t SDtnnlAh And was thinking this ihsFaiAE t las been pretty easy on ny plants. 4&ef NeNlS l5ok better. but that is ny fam. Some Of my friends have es1aeaiin<1 frequently of plant lice They raise hASee with plants unless tAey are faaght faith fully. nAd tAat tCbaoco WAaeE, tobacco dust, kerosene ezndl6leA Ard whale viI soap are exceiieat iA treating tAvsn. I use them this way: Tobacco Water. Pour ( xaiaes, ef estl. ing water over . pcaAA of toAseeo stem and let It stand 6 day, keeblnk ik WaE7n. Then stfaiA and 9ss As . epfAy. Aktkf an Aeuh spfAy again, d49 atiet with to. bacco dust (thie can Ae bouRAtJ. TAe next day give the plant bath Of ear beiie soap suds, followed by . shower of tepia water. i3- Te Use WhAie Oil Soap, Dissolve es, pound of the sap ih i've EAilsks ef hol water. Use tkls as sDrAf, after which wash the stems ef the plants. 1t is ire. queAtly necessary to sbEay akaaa oa the l day following the hrsk spfayfAg, 6 the 3seets sgn1stfhses recover fseln the fafkI treatment. Three or f5nE apfNSlftRs, ,n. The spfhy may b4 AEDlieA with A RaFAes syringe or with a Mhlsk broom. = Homemade soaps aad gcsd ikundrs ! soaps are often as efeeesiye as WAAie-oil l Soap, 50 the housekee9ek seed Aek deN6Sse if she is not able te eAtAiA the feRalaf whale-oil eoap for her plants, 4A6 FAl. | lowing Kerosene BsnalsioA may Ales tt made with a good laundry soes fnskead l of wiaale<seap.
 Kerosene 1nA0la1ea AzafArd, s0ft es whale.eil seap, eAtzAAlf pound; water One gallon, Kerosene, two eailSAs. Dis. solve the soap h hot WAief; remove ffSsf the fire and while gtiN hot sd sAl kerosene. Penas the ii@ula bAak aAts itseR (er akitase fA any WAy) untsi ll becomes creamy mass. 1T bfepefis made, the. oil will not separate out ,ti cooling. For use ih kliilne plAtt i!ei ef foliage. dilute with ffen tgh to Al 1 teen parts of water Cfnee eiL egssdlsiSs l is made in the same Way Sy sabe3i tNtfnf crude oil in place of kefdsehe. I It $ best to apply these remedies be fore the leaves have siSaed and A4eOft protection for the lice The urdersfd, of the leaves should be nit, n spray ing, for it is there that the Ace win b; found. If the housekeepef does not wisi to go to the trouble of spfAytaE hel plants with tobacco water, kefosen, emulsion or the whale-oil soap pfepar a ton, she should burn some tobacco neal the plafts--er ret some man t6 Hfn6kl a pipe near them.
 i Best wishes to the Ceshef.