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... BLACKBERRY AND APPLE JAM, Fqoal quantities of blackberres and green apples, \2’;&) and stalk the blackberries, peel and core and slice the apples; allow threequariers of a pound of sugar or half a pound of sugar and a quarter of a pound of glucose to ...
... The cultivated blackberry is so much superjor to the wild one in flavour, size, and fleshiness, and is such a heavy cropper, that it deserves a far wider recognition than it now re ceives. There are several varieties, someu'mes‘hullaj ‘;‘\mrkm hl:h::buriep: ...
... FOR WINTER WINDS Topcoat by Dorville in blackberry reversible multi-checked tweed with huge scarf collar. ...
... through sieve, or stone and mash them. Add milk to purée and mix thoroughly. Place in glass dish and chill before serving. Yy BLACKBERRY AND APPLAE SHORTCAKE (For 4). 6 oz. plain Slour and 3 level teasps. baking powder: or 6 oz. selfraisinf flour ; pinch salt; ...
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... abducted by a German P.0.W.. told Wellington, Shropshire, magistrates to-day that, after going away with him they lived on blackberries and raw potatoes. After six days, she said, she went home, because she was feeling ill from lack of food. : The P.O.W, ...
... jam-making housewives because of.'the scarcity of sugar. But the women of Scotland do not seem to have shared the aversion from blackberries on superstitious grounds long manifested by the country people in some parts of England and in most countries of Europe ...
... J. Gilbert 2 H. Sprague 3 Eleven runners. Also ran — The Only Way, Grey Pam%as, Pierre, Colorbar, Cavaradossi, Blackberry Pie, Jasmin 11., Bosphorous Knight. ) Off 2.0. Trained Thrale. Betting—9 to 4 agst Father Albion, 5 to 2 VICTORY KNIGHT, 9 to 2 each ...
... has observed, the bramble is halfway to becoming an evergreen. Truth to tell, the plant, which is known in England as the blackberry, is at its maximum of growth and activity when others have bowed the knee to winter. Every tip of the long branches that ...
... REPLIES TO READERS “J. J* (Alloa)—We presume that the ‘ blackberry ” bushes you refer to are black currant bushes These produce their berries mainly on shoots of the previous year s growth easily recognised by their pale green coloyr, Therefore, when ...
... invited to ob%ain official inspection of their crops. Keep a sharp look-out for blackleg among Plang cultivated varieties of blackberry. Make up frames of winter parsley. Try the effect of cooler treatment on un- D e cuttings of geraniums and other ive geraniums ...
... which is as good in flavour as the ordinary one, and this will bear in one year from planting. Then there is the cultivated blackberry, in every way an excellent fruit and heavy cropper. and a first-rate subject for covering a divisional railing or tool shed ...