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... SALADS. The fortunate possessor of a greenhouse may now commence the cult.vat.on of early Lettuce, Musiard and Cress, etc. The cult,- vatio.i of Lettuce under glass has increased enormously during recent years. Maiket growers of Tomatoes have found this ...

... SALAD. Any kinds of fruit may be used for this. and the more variety there is the better the result. so long as a proportion between Me acid and the sweet fruits preserved. Some people object to fruit the snore of expense. thinking that wine is an absolute ...

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... To Impsovic POTATO SALAD. Potato salad is all the better for the addition of a little fish paste. Use less onion flavouring in this case. MINT IN Summer drinks will soon be coming on. Remember that a suggestion of chopped mint, added to a glass of lemon ...

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... persistent and liberal toe of salads aids materially in the acquisition of flesh. A salad of oranges and bananas, cut in small pieces and drenched freely in a French dressing, may be taken before going to bed without any injury to the digestive organs ...

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... SALADS, STRAWBERRIES, AND OYSTERS. An interesting question has been raised as to the extent to which the germs of disease contained in the sewage of towns poured into our rivers may be brought back to us by sewage-fed fish caught. Certain fishes — trout ...

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... HOW TQ YAKS A SALAD. What are the essentials of a well•sade salad. which the ~Leman has been recommending for the hot weather ? Moo/ding to an Italian &Wag. It takes fear to make a salad—a wise men whit the salt, as avaricious rasa with the vlargar ...