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... BLACKBERRYING. le Castaways.---No. 38. Take your baskets; bring them back Full of brambles, rrpe and black. Mother said. To-morrow I Mean to make a lovely pie. Through the fields and lanes they went. (in their nseful task intent; Fingers soon were ...

... THE BLACKBERRY HARVEST. Thanks to the wonderful following upon • spring, the Is to bountiful sea eon for all the wild fruits of the woods and hedge. Practically every Intros,/ IRO anti, in such place Pow laden, and only thing needed to bring the bumper ...

... BLACKBERRYING TRAGEDY Malmesbury Woman's Fall Into Pond The death of a Malmesbury woman While out picking blackberries was the subject of an inquest at Malmesbury Town Hall on Friday night before lir. Harold Dale, who sat without a jury. The woman was ...

... IN BLACKBERRY-TIME. Blackberry time is already here —though the fruit is barely ripe except in Rome favoured spots. At the week-end many parties of motorists were raiding the hedges and woods in search of the taw material for pie, jelly or jam, and ...

... American Blackberry. and destroyed the root soon becomes a rotten, foetid mass. The disease organisms are encouraged by an acid condition of the soil, while an alkali condition, such as that due :serial is sun ,ent Tiantities of bine, k or prevents them ...

... Blackberry Cream. For this you will require one Dint of blackberry puree. three ounces of sugar half a pint of cream, three-quarters of an ounce of gelatine, one lemon will be nerded. Remove the stalks from two and a half pounds of blackberries and put ...

... Blackberrying Party. Appellant was. apparently, walking across Balch's fields. On his way home he met a party of little girls who were blackberrying. He noticed that they had not been very successful In their efforts, and he offered to take them to get ...

... TN Blackberry._ The trailing or running blackberry is eery troublesome in some pastures and meadows, sad the prickly stoma_ get into the hay and injure the feed. Birds eat the berries. and distribute the mode from them in their droppinga The best plan ...

... IN MY GARDEN 3.1.5. blackberry season is nearly on as. and to judge from my own observation I should say there is every probability of a bumper crop in moat parts of the country rroviding FP get sun enough to ripen the berries which are setting in such ...

... Take a pound of ripe blackberries and and a pound of unpeeled cooking apples, cut into slices. Cook together with 4oz. sugar until tender, then ruo through a hair sieve and add ioz. melted gelatine. Fold in half a pint of whipped cream, and pour Into ...

... INEXPENSIVE PRESERVE. away. When the fruit is soft remove Blackberry and vegetable marrow from the juice and strain to remove jam is a pleasant change from the more stones and skin. usually known blackberry and apple, Weigh the pulp, and add sugar in the and ...