American FarmerJohn S. Skinner, 1869 |
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... attention . The Old Farmer con- tinues to get constantly the kindest commen- dations from old friends and new ; and as it can profit no one to flatter us , we must believe that its character and course make it worthy of such approval ...
... attention . The Old Farmer con- tinues to get constantly the kindest commen- dations from old friends and new ; and as it can profit no one to flatter us , we must believe that its character and course make it worthy of such approval ...
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... attention to insure good bloom . Give them neat stakes if needed , and from those in pots , remove an inch of the earth and replace with rich com- post . Bedding Plants - as Verbenas , Heliotropes , Geraniums , & c . , can only be kept ...
... attention to insure good bloom . Give them neat stakes if needed , and from those in pots , remove an inch of the earth and replace with rich com- post . Bedding Plants - as Verbenas , Heliotropes , Geraniums , & c . , can only be kept ...
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... attention , having a place for every- thing , and everything in its place . All cattle should be now in good condition . The rich pasturage of the fall months , the temperate weather and exemption from flies and other annoyances , give ...
... attention , having a place for every- thing , and everything in its place . All cattle should be now in good condition . The rich pasturage of the fall months , the temperate weather and exemption from flies and other annoyances , give ...
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