Games, pastimes and amusements, for boys and girls; (1906)
Garman, Raymond H. [from old catalog] · [Chicago, Thompson & Thomas] · leaf 199
wing evergreen trees, suchas spruce and cedar, if possible shielded from north windsby a building, wall or tight fence. To attract by food means daily attention through theseason when food is scarce or absent. The first thing todo is to fix upon a place for the daily breakfast-table. It-may be a… … HOOPS AND LATHS Games, Pastimes and Amusements 195 Not only should the place remain the same, but thehour should be regular, and soon the feathered guests willbegin to assemble before the time, in expectation of theirbreakfast. In the selected spot should be placed varioussorts of food. These may…
Games · Amusements
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