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American homes and gardens (1905)

New York, Munn and Co · leaf 276

An illustration from American homes and gardens, 1905, leaf 276
thing, either in the spring or fall, without- a mulch ofcoal ashes. This material is one of the most valuable at ourcommand—I refer to anthracite ash, that from bituminouscoal frequently containing a good deal of sulphur, and mustbe used with more caution. I always wish to jog my neigh-bors elbows,… … THE CHICKERING PIANO possesses those qualities which satisfy and willendure, f^ The peculiar charm of its tone has been the despair of itsimitators. €fl Its responsive touch and general mechanical perfection makeit the favorite instrument alike for teacher and virtuoso. ^ Its refinement offinish…

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