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1906 (continued)* 



Some San Jose scale notes. Cornell countryman 3 : 158-160. 



A campaign against San Jose scale. National nurseryman 14:343-344. 



Spraying for the San Jose scale. Metropolitan and rural home 16. 

 November. Figures. 



Formaldehyde as an insecticide. Ent. news 17: 130-133. 



A business experiment with scalecide against the San Jose scale. Syllabi 

 of lectures at Normal Institute for farmers' institute workers. Novem- 

 ber 20 to December 1, 1906, p. 15. 



An experiment with oil sprays. Rural New-Yorker 65 : 17. 



Late brood of codling moth. Rural New-Yorker 65 : 1 73. 



Sugar beets and wireworms. Rural New-Yorker 65 : 280. 



Plum curculio; bordeaux mixture. Rural New-Yorker 65:346. 



Lime and sulphur for hen lice. Rural New-Yorker 65 : 455. 



How to kill cabbage maggot. Rural New-Yorker 65:520. 



White grubs and potatoes. Rural New-Yorker 65 : S46. 



Millipede worms. Rural New-Yorker 65:846. 



1907 



Some insect notes. Yates county chronicle [Penn Yan, New York], 



January 16. 

 Spraying. Metropolitan and rural home 17. February. 

 Entomology as sometimes writ at Cornell. Cornell countryman 4: 153. 

 Entomology. Cornell Univ. Agr. Exp. Sta. Ann. rept. 19 for 1906: 73-76. 

 My summer house. Country life in America 12: xvi. 

 Some insect notes. New York State Fruit Growers' Assoc. Proc. 



6: 99-104. 

 Some spraying philosophy and practice. West. New York Hort. Soc. 



Proc. 52:29-32. 

 The more urgent problems in insect control. U. S. Dcpt. Agr., Office 



Exp. Sta. Bui. 196:104-109. 

 Powder-post beetles. Rural New-Yorker 66:4. 

 Fighting the woolly aphis. Rural New-Yorker 66:40. 

 San Jose scale on market fruit. Rural New-Yorker 66: 123. 

 Peach curculio. Rural New-Yorker 66: 256. 

 Insect on hop vine. Rural New-Yorker 66:320. 

 The harlequin cabbage bug. Rural New-Yorker 66:360. 

 Bedbugs in a henhouse. Rural New-Yorker 66: 583. 

 Corn ear worm; wireworms. Rural New-Yorker 66: 589. 

 White grubs and mealy bugs. Rural New-Yorker 66 : 92 1. 



