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... The rman Army has lost its three L highest commanders—sacked because they warned Hitler against war. BLACKBERRY JAM To every pound of blackberries allow a pound of sugar and the juice of half a ! lemon. Place the berries in a pan with the lemon juice ...
... through Browsholme. Here, a rider suffered a puncture, which enabled 3 of us to go hunting in the hedgeways for nuts and blackberries. Nuts were scarce, but together we gathered enough juicy berries for Alice to bake a pie. The run down throvgh Mitton to ...
... places—under hen cotes, hay stacks, woodpiles, rabbit holes, or even in the cover of some protective bush, usually a bramble, blackberry or briar. Generally, he prefers a snug dry hole under g rock or in the interior of a decaying tree trunk, where usually ...
... every pound of sound fruit you can spare. So whether it is part of a bumper crop of plums or damsons, . oe whether it is blackberries the children have picked, send it along. But if you can, please arrange two or three weeks beforechand with the Secretary ...
... depression just after a holiday is the right time for changes in domestic routine—changes that will do all of us good. BLACKBERRIES. ...
... District Dews’” (€st. 1869), and the “Bedbden N 0.281 Che “C 1 odm Registered as a Newspaper. Bramble Tea.—Tea made from blackberry “A war with Germany-Russia against es is thg lahlesth su(le;flon Bmade to tb&Wut of Europe wflld-;h: an %vet: ewives by the ...
... fence which is h!!mfi. down; you may decide to restore its stability and egamst its palings to train loganberries, American blackberries, or, if it is strong enough even a wall tree of apple or pear A further alternative is to form a boundary to your ground ...
... FRUITS Almost any deep porous soil will grow good small fruits. Wet and heavy soils are most unsuitable. Raspberries and blackberries do well on comparatively light soils. and currants and gooseberries succeed in marly clay. Thorough preparation of the ...
... ten minutes elapsed from the time he saw his son in froat of the house until he gct him out of the water. There were some blackberry bushes on the towing path near where he found his son, and if he was trying to reach the bushes he could easily have fallen ...
... Tea from pips.—ln Germany it is no longer a case of “do you prefer China or Indian?” You can have tea from apple pips, blackberry leaves, raspberry leaves or strawberry leaves. ...
... inches apart in rows of six feet asunder. The canes should be trained to wire trellis, Then there are loganberries and blackberries to be grown fjaround the garden, ton trellis work and similar supports. Strawberries are, of course, delicious and very ...
... recom- 4. Seal at |.°°° with the ‘bbelf mended for this method are : rings, a.ndcms or screw-bands. If gooseberries, blackberries, sweet 4 ‘;‘Cl“: d‘°°'s are “Z‘db the metal cherries, pears, dessert apples, should be protected by two or black currants ...