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... NATURE NOTE. THE KTRRIEMUIR OBSERVER, Thursday, April 6, 1944. THICK or,TH IN Controlled Prices THICK - - lid. THIN I Id. & 1/3;d. CHILEAN GREEN LENTILS: from April and, these are no longer on points MTh. TO KITCHEN FRONT ON TUBDAT, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY ...

... NATURE NOTE TEE kIRRIEMITIR OBSERVER, Thursday, August 9, 1945 !sued by The of Heal& tor Samba isi Ministry el ...

... NATURE NOTE. THE KIRRIEMUIR OBSERVER, Thursday, March 8, 1945 It takes a ton of coal to make a ton of glass, so every empty S.D.I. bottle is worth its weight in coal. Whenever you fail to return an empty you are wasting coal. Furthermore, millions ...

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... Nature Note. Whatever the fashionablc colour may be among the ladies, white the big note among the flowers just now. Fragrant elder, white rose, and ox-eye daisy are prominent among tho..• dre,,ed so chic fur the sunny days. ...

... NATURE NOTE THE KT RR EM L'IR OBSERVER, Thursday, July 26, 1945 Wad Department of Health for Scotland and the Ministry of Food ...

... A NATURE NOTE. A great spotted woodpecker, a . rather rare bird for Scotland has built its nest in Weiris Wood about a mile to the north of C t areston. There are four young ones just about ready to fly, and the old birds have chopped out a hole in a ...

... NATURE NOTE. The Potato. By DAVID GREWAR, F.S.A., (SCOW, Glenisla. More has been written about the history of the potato, which is by far the most valuable of our vegetab!es, than about any other which we expect to see with whatever meat there may now ...

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... A Nature Note, friend, who has a numljer of homing pigeons, reports a very interesting incident, which occurred last Sunday afternoon. His pigeons were sitting the roof of a house, sunning themselves and all an atittude of repose. Suddenly, without warning ...