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... the third from Pilcaniyiu after leaving Ensenada in the middle of last century's flood of lava, in the crevices of which blackberries and fuchsias are beginning to grow, one rubs one's eyes and finds oneself not only in Chile but in Germany. If the best ...
... all simple joys I prize best that harvest feeling when one fills the apple-room to bursting, bottles plums, makes jam of blackberries, and generally lays up treasure against the winter. How could I have guessed that this carnival year of sunshine would ...
... cloth jacket. It reached almost from shoulder to shoulder, like a clown's, and was lined with plush At lunch a girl in a blackberry-coloured marocain frock with a bolt fastening inset with fine paste at the waist, and another holding together three sections ...
... Post Free on application Right l LA. 309. Lovely velvet Cape, with wide, soft fur and fas- tening at shoulder with bow. In blackberry, new green, naisin, and all the newest shades and black. Price 69/6 ...
... coquettish veil. Lastly there are the corsage flowers without which no one looks dressed these nights. Spikey dahlias in blackberry and amethyst and cyclamen, marvellously blended, they are some of the famous Mayfair flowers from Marshall and Snelgrove ...
... sixteenth century, was much impressed by the views from Dinmore. describing it as a specula to see all the country about BLACKBERRYING IN CONSTABLE'S COUNTRY: A delightful rural scene near Friston mill, Suffolk-- A camera study by Douglas- Went ...
... herself to be a very shrewd organiser, and at the end of a year there was £ll in hand, largely because she had made the jam (blackberry) herself. An in creased demand for beds resulted in an appeal being made among Cambridge residents, and a sum of £200 a ...
... calling on all the energy and initiative of young and old. We can and jam the spare fruit, not forgetting bilberries and blackberries, of which we hope to reach the 50-lb. mark in cans and jam jars. We jam and bottle plums of strawberries and raspberries ...
... chopped apple, a cupful of cooked diced potatoes, and decorate with chopped mint and a small chopped onion. THE BLACKBERRY CROP. Blackberries are ripening fast all over the country. Don't neglect this good and health- giving fruit. Try to organise hlack- ...
... wireless at 8.15 every morning. You'll hear many useful household hints. ON THE KITCHEN FRONT BLACKBERRY JAM Allow 1 lb. sugar to each lb. fruit. The blackberries must not be over ripe. Put the fruit in a pan, and after sprinkling the sugar over it, let ...
... storing is primitive, and the need this year vital indeed. Especially pleasing are the harvests of nature's free gifts blackberries, nuts, fir cones and firewood. Next in order of delight come special war provisions the collection of seeds for feeding ...
... jammed and guzzled and bottled 'em, and now we are stripped for action among the plum-trees, green gages, apple-trees and blackberries. And the stoutest heart quails at the prospect. How shall we dispose of all this undreamed-of wealth from long barren, ...