... is a mistake to put endives and lettuces in the same salad bowl. What is called corn salad goes better with endives, although I think that it is wrong to put too many herbs into one salad as a salad ; as a condiment it is a different matter. As such, ...

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... jenorance of the art and mystery of salad making that most persons fall back upon a set of greasy and disgusting messes called salad creams, in order to conceal or palliate their ignorance of the mode of making a salad in a rational manner. ; Among the ...

... SALAD. L.T. & S.R again. Coming home in the evening one hears nothing else but grumbling. City men busy all day and having no time to read the paper like to scan the news during their homeward journey, but that is a matter of impossibility on this line ...

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... SALAD. More L.T. &S. R. I really ot know why, lot people have an idea that I like to slap away at this • Company. They are mistaken ; I am really ..ory to have to find fault with them, but they have brought it upon themselves. If the were not such a dividend ...

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... SALAD. I had no idea until lately how fond the readers of this paper are of salad. For two weeks none has appeared and the British public was inconsolable. Well, here we are again, as the clown says at the pantomine. Til-Bifs has had a good many cricketing ...

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... SALADS. Bowrxo lettuoes for summer crops should take place where they are to remain, as the check of removal in very dry weather induces them to run to seed prematurely ; they do well sown thinly on rich soil between rows of peas, where they get partial ...

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... SALAD. A trod can be one of several kind& Oretigee are sometimes served to .• with rmivonnaiee dressing, as are apples. the ter being ihopped very fine before detests. lii imiking an ordinary fruit salad the dreaming in toutiu•sr, water, and wine in ...