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... MILITARY and consigning of the blackberries gathered by the scholars or other pickers under his I TRIBUNAL. charge. It is not intended to con fi ne the ! I pickers to school children only., • Each • consignment of blackberries shouts] be THURSDAY'S SITTINti ...
... National Food Journal ” devotes congiderable space to the above subject, and gives the subjoined recipes for jams:— BLACKBERRY JAM : 2lb. blackberries; 1141 b. sugar, or Ilb. sugar and 14lb. glucose. Remove the stalks from the fruit and see that it is quite clean ...
... sum not exceeding Is.per cwt. for transit roar! to the railway station, 'whence the blackberries will consigned to the manufacturers carriage forward. The blackberries should l>e dispatched as possible. (Probably two three times weekly). is possible that ...
... a doubt whether some of the blackberries seen and collected shOuld not have the distinction of another name. Another Picture In the times, before the war, when Coventry was visited by periods of unemployment, blackberries were. the staple hedge fruit ...
... be, And nothing more divide us : / Than * the narrow strip of sea!” Blackberry Gathering. - Owing to the comparative failure of the standard fruit crops, the collection of the blackberry has become very important this year. The Ministry of Food have got ...
... There is good deal of useful work which could done hv school children the Coventry area, such the gathering of chestnuts, blackberries, etc., and Capt. Davis, Assistant Director of N'ational Service, propose? to offer a silver cup for coin petition among ...
... T. Ewart, a farmer member, asked whether farmers who were growing blackberries were entitled to a share. The Executive Officer said such sugar could not- be used for making blackberry jam. return of the cheese received in the Rugby district for eight ...
... and later on there comes a time when she ends by accepting his excuses. There is a prospect of a good blackberry crop this year, so that blackberry pickers will later on be able to come up to the scratch. s 8 2 8 The ** Berliner Tageblatt” refers to the ...
... damsons . The Blackberries Order, 1918, dated August 25, which has also conic into force, prohibits the use ot blackberries, except for the purpose food or*th ...
... blarkberyiey. If normal condition, prised it Tun he a !moil this/ for the ireneral public at hum., hut *here ire rumour. that blackberry 'stirrers will not be so foe to _et. toots t. former years. The Millibtry of rood already have their *ye on iltr. I.ramhle ...
... public generally may much themselves to meet present difficulties by helping in the manner above indicated. * * * * The wild blackberry is receiving closer and more widespread attention this season than ever before. And what is even more noticeable is the ...
... intermingled. stately chateau, its towers freshly mortar by the German shells, has banqueting hall big bushes of e^et ufi blackberries in flower, which must seeded themselves there when the rOL blown off in 1914. A GAS-FILLED VILLAGE. Cierges itself is ...