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... clipped from Army horses and mules is worth £lOO a ton. Garbage now one of the most precious articles in Army camp. It can be translated into high explosives to hurl shells at German soldiers. Garbage produces glycerine, ammonia, and potash—three of the ...
... kettles which has tormented many a city housewife. We haie not space to mention the highly important chemical treatment of garbage and sewage. Another way in which the chemist helps the home is in the discovery and perfecting of new materials for utensils ...
... spine of the outer leaves should be broken and bent over the heads. Caterpillars shoul watched for. and picked off should be watched for, and picked off by the August sowings may now be planted,out rather thickly at the fool south wall or hedge. If given ...
... stair than to tell the thought of a bird. !bit there can he no doubt of the temperas. which is due to the plentiful supply garbage in the &Mug town during the herring season. And they do eat voraciously. I have seen a herring gall tackle four haddock laced* ...
... large appetites, and if their natural ! instinct to forage—as the result of hunger! is given freedom, thou the picking of offal and garbage will quickly pave the way for sickness and ill-health. In order, therefore, to avoid troubles of this nd, the puppy ...
... on the bread trait, and vnretablee: he wipes hi* feet on the butter, and he bathes in the milk. S. Dove the visit patients pick with consumption. typhoid fever, and cholera infanttim? He dose, and be may call on yon next, carrying the intention of these ...
... issuing her point. diversion, rousing her effectually. She summons give them a reminder. ‘Not to me, my tear. You have never picked a bit of granite from the floor.) MUSSOLINI WINS.-In the great struggle made a blouse. Btul, for » veek, if you vork Wound ...
... might be able to send him to school. Wnat was going to happen after had left her? Would she be able to back to that flat and pick up work where she had dropped it? Could she stand the awful agony of living with a man who had lost all sense of decency—stand ...