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... NOTES ON BLACKBERRIES. Cultivated blackberries produce excellent crops under favourable conditions; but they must have a soil rich enough in humus to hold abundant moisture, which is so important as the weather becomes hotter. Very shallow surface tillage ...
... BLACKBERRIES AND NCTB. The Ueekberriee ales thin year will prolaybly get left the bnshea in large numbera, for there are few people—cepeeialiy in country places—who con tmiater »u#»r for jam ma> iotr, and eultintad fruit has moreoasr bran to plentiful ...
... BLACKBERRY ORDER. RETAIL PRICE FIXED ei r - FounpENck: I POUND. The Blackberry Order fixing the price of fruit to jam manufacturers at lid. a lb. end a I max i mum ' ,m a il price to the priblic of U. a lb. vim made cc Saturday. The Press Bureau. in ...
... MIDDLETON MARMALADE IS PERFECTION. FRESH FRUIT AT ALL SEASONS. Strawberries, Greengages, Black Currants, Blackberries. The Whole Fruit ii Delicious Syrup. CANNED AT MIDDLETON. OBTAINABLE ONLY AT CO-OPERATIVE STORES. ...
... FRUIT PURE SUGAR. MIDDLETON MARMALADE IS PERFECTION. FRESH FRUIT AT ALL SEASONS Strawberries, Greengages, Black Currants, Blackberries. The Whole Fruit in Delicious Syrup. CANNED AT MIDDLETON. OBTAINABLE ONLY AT CO-OPERATIVE STORES. ...
... inadequate one’s needs. Recipe* tor jam and jcllv are legion, made from the homely blackberry, or bramble-berry, the American# term their improved variety. But blackberry cordial i« not widely known its medicinal value deserve*, for i* unfailing remedy ...
... Bernard Gilpin “ falls in Blackberry week. No longer are bullocks slaughtered —ln the sweet name of charity—bat in the early mornings horny-handed miners gather luscious berrie* which the dew still sparkles. Darius October “ blackberry tarts ” of home-picked ...
... proposal collect 1,000 tons of blackberries made into jam for the army and navy ought give spurt a homo industry that bos sadly languished under foreign competition. will probably news most Boglish housekeepers that th® blackberry jam they bate been in the ...
... with butter. BLACKBERRY 3fout.n.—Take one pound of blackberries, one and a-half pints of water, lemon juice, three ounces of sugar, and cornflour. Put the fruit into an enamelled pan with the sugar and water, and simmer until the blackberries are reduced ...
... control of the South Notts Hut, and that even sear the Hunt had to complain of men trampling through the undergrowth. blackberrying. Not only Aid they do damage. hvitth 3 number of foxes and their cubs. One of the ilefendants. Edwin Collins. con tended ...
... dirty, his hat was torn, and his feet were bare. Bat be had a pleasant face. In one hand he carried a pail half-full of blackberries. Go away from here. said Johp, running to the gate. We don't want dirty, rugged boys around. Please give me a drink ...
... of apples to every three pounds of blackberries, and three-quarters of a pound 3f sugar to every pound of the mixed fruit. Peel, core, and slice the apples thinly and place in the preserving pan with the blackberries. Boil tilt the jam sets, then place ...