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... Blackberries and Nuts I walked through some Hertfordshire lanes over the week-end, writes a correspondent, and never have I seen signs of a more prosperous hedgerow harvest than this year. The blackberries, hot yet quite ripe, are hanging in heavy clusters ...
... BLACKBERRYING TRAGEDY CHILD ELECTROCUTED ON RAILWAY A 10-year-old girl was electrocuted while picking blackberries with her two young sisters on the Southern Railway line at Grove Parle. Bromley, yesterday. Her name was Grace Betty Kemp, of Detling-road ...
... BLACKBERRY JAM When a cool day comes and ihe thought of jam-making is not impossible, we mujt make the most of the blackberries ripening on the hedges; cultivated sra already the market. Sugar should b* in the proportion of Jib. each lb. of fruit. Boil ...
... BLACKBERRY TIME. T E The heat wave quickly ripened the blackberries, and these bonny little girls were caught by a camera, reaping a rich harvest on Streatham Common, [Staff Photo] p® * :;, \’,,\,Q 4 P Eey (‘*’ ~~.‘._;:::. . e A \*fi PENE 2y 3\'%5(& -~ ...
... Blackberry Wine. FOUR gallons of fruit anal four gallons of water (boiling) are required. Mash the fruit, pour the water over, cover with a blanket and leave for five days. Strain the liquid without disturbing the crust, and to every gallon allow 1 lb ...
... Blackberry Pre.Se rve 3 Blackberry Jell, Clean 81b. of blackberries; put them into a pan with water to three-parts cover. Boil until fruit is soft and all the goodness extracted. Then strain through a line sieve or Jelly-bag into a basin; return the juice ...
... BLACKBERRIES IN HER HAND. While picking blackberries near Sundridge Park Course last evening. Grace Betty Kent, a ten!•itr-old schoolgirl, of Bettingstreet, Downhatu, 5.F.., wandered on to the railway and was elect rocute. I. _ . motorist hoard the cries ...
... PLENTY OP BLACKBERRIES In some parts, I am told,_ blight has attacked the groWing fruit, and apples, pears and plums , are falling in thousands, but there is one autumn fruit:we shall have in plenty. This is the blackberry, or common bramble, which lines ...
... The Diary or THE CALAMITOUS BLACKBERRY. The man who GO or 70 years ago introduced the first blackberry plant into New Zealand was as innocent in intention, but that single small plant was the ancestor of a national calamity, and to-day there is a committee ...
... BLACKBERRY AND MARROW JAW. Ingcedients.--4lbs. marrow. 21ba. black- 1 berries. Stlbs. sugar, one lemon. Method.—f lean and stalk blackberries. Peel and cut up the marrow into convenient sized cubes. Put it into a presev-' ing pan with the blackberries ...
... Chivers' Blackberry Jelly ( BRAM BLE ) Sold 6 Recommended by Grocers Everywhere SHIPPING, TOURS, ETC HOLIDAYS' ON THE SEA Varying periods, 13 to 21 days. MEDITERRANEAN, CANARY ISLES, MIDNIGHT SUN, NORWAY'S FJORDS, NORTHERN CAPOVALS. 18 CRUISES, JUNE-OCTOBER ...
... Blackberrying Time— It is blackberry time -'in the Home Counties and the early fruit makes the best jelly. So pick the berries while you may, but dress for the fray, as brambles and silk stockings are not parted without tears. At the same time, give a ...