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Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 19, 1925 · page 11

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Why Indood Plants Wilt.
(Nature Mogadne.)

Next to temperature. in it: un-
portence in the winturinc of good
houu plants. is water.- Some per-
sons who hove crown plant- tor a
number of yours end have loomed
that temperature extreme. or. total.
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some n tho-e out of doom. The
air in a room hated by weter is
usually dry. while a homo heated
by hot atr the humidity is Itill high-
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heated by nrtlnclal heat in drier
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the soil evaporatu very qulckly. no
that only a pert of that added in
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keeplnz its "body” temperature
down 'Thun an insufficient supply
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1925.

EVERYDAY A GOOD LAUGH;

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