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... Hedß'crew Blackberries. These are very abundant crop this season, and they are ripening earlier I ever remember seeing them. This will be much in favour of those who have fruit to market, as in some seasons they ripen so late that the frost spoils very ...
... BLACKBERRY TIME. The blackberries are ripening: in hedgerows, and busy fingers are plucking the fruit for Jams and pies. Picture contributed by Mr. R. Dunning, Selby. HOW DOES IT WORK? to the children's hour. A Bradford. '^^iy : ;;; . >• | ► | y J* % ...
... Blackberries, raspherries, and the hybrids (blackberries: crossed and re- crossed by a red peepberry) will everywhere in partial shade and fall sunshine, avid ji n rough ground dug but one spade deep. In these days of insecure tenure of allotments, it ...
... TO-DAY’S MERCURY RECIPIi. Blackberry Trellis Tart—Everyone’s Favourite Ingredients:—Jib. Blackberries. Sugar. Short pastry. Method.—Pick over the blackberries, then rinse them well in a colander. Grease a large pie plate, or tin, then line it with fairly ...
... EARLY BLACKBERRIES. Yo^kshire traffic APPEALS. c/i Services Test Case, London Staff. PLEE T STREET, Friday. v by °unsel as a test case. Tv* 1168 again . numbe f of motor coach com- Com the decision of the Yorkshire Vq * nce RUSSioner 0 grant a road ser&K ...
... directing blackberry gatherers to the best places on the Common after their arrival by the Blackberry Special train from York. wife led one party down the' line, and the stationmaster himself directed the others to the best areas for blackberries. Six hours ...
... RECIPE. Blackberry Mould—the Children's Delight Ingredients: 11b. Blackberries. 5 ozs. Sugar. 1 pint of Water. 2 ozs. Tapioca. Method.—Soak the tapioca in the water overnight. Next day stew very gently for half-anhour. Meanwhile stew the blackberries with ...
... THE LEEDS MERCERY. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 16. 1926. £20,000 TO FIGHT THE BLACKBERRY. New Zealand War on a Noxious Weed. INSECTS TO EAT IT. Only One Bush —2OO Miles Long CHARM OF MISS VANBRUGH. ENRAPTURED LEEDS AUDIENCE. MR. LESLIE HENSON’S HUMOUR. The exquisite ...
... THE Wayside Fruits. Young blackberry pickers near Wetherby. (By a Mercury photographer.) ?%» ...
... War has been declared on the blackberry in New Zealand. The declaration of war appears in an official announcement issued the Empire Marketing Board in the following terms: The Empire Marketing Board has offered £-2.00U annually for five years for research ...
... Much berries have been . harvest. I know where there ed- of blackberries to be in mid-Wharfedale. tl bank of the river. ) Where (you may this place? Who the spirit adventure Seek it. You may L r st. I shall have been there No Shouting ir YORKSHIRE won ...
... rz - it was Lunch Time. ,, Mother has made up a pertettly topping lunch of Veda and blackberry jam. She says Veda is much more nourishing than any other bread, and that it makes healthy and strong. Dut it is the taste I like. It’s simply great. can never ...