Ingredients
- one sour dyspeptic face will affect the spirits of many who would look upon
- one which can be more rapidly brought into large bearing
Directions
The value of nuts for food for the human family is not less than it was when many years ago they formed a larger part of diet. To return to their greater consumption as food would be to increase length of life, as well as health, of those who consume for food the natural products of trees, as well as the veg- etables, so well adapted for food.
The free use of fruit now that it is becoming more general, and no doubt would be a very eSective cure for many of the ills to which our bodies have become subject. Cheerfulness should be more cultivated than it is and the free use of nuts, fmits and vegetables will go very far towards its accomplishment. One sour dyspeptic face will affect the spirits of many who would look upon the brighter side of life. A cure would be easily effected by eating fruit oftener and less of the heavier foods, especially animal. The attention of the Department of Agriculture at Washington has been called to the great value of the Pecan, and after a thorough iuvcstigatiou they are now advising planting of them all over the United States, both as a food product as well as tlie great profits in growing them for mar- ket. The pecan stands at the head of all American nuts for food and is universally liked. Growing only on this continent grow- ers have the world for their market so there can be no fear of overstocking the market for generations. As to profits iu their growth there is no wild tree that cau be easier dome-s- ticated nor one which can be more rapidly brought into large bearing. — Herbert Post.
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The German Taniiers of Pennsylvania have extremely healthy apple trees by washing the bark with lime. — Meekan's Monthly.
Vegetnrians should experiment in growing fruit and vegetables of the finest flavor by us- ing vegetable and mineral fertilizers instead of animal manure that spoil the flavor.
PRESERVING BEANS AND TOMATOES. Miss E. K. Shier, Wolf Creek, Tenn.. de- sires recipes for preserving string beans and keeping ripe tomatoes for winter use in brine and without vinegar. Will our friends kindly send us some they have tried?