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American homes and gardens (1905)

New York, Munn and Co · leaf 288

An illustration from American homes and gardens, 1905, leaf 288
uldkeep a sharp outlook for insects of variouskind. The cut-worm will still be in evidenceand may be looked for around the root ofplants, under rubbish, around the edges of sodbordering the flower-beds, and wheneverfound should be destroyed. This precautionwill go far to safeguard the… … Designers, like other folks, have their limitations. They naturally snuggle up to the styles they lovebest—they are specialists. As a firm, we are one, with the resources and responsibilities of a business organization. As decorators,we are individuals—each with his specialty and his hobby. Our…

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