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Gardens and their meaning (1911)

Williams, Dora · Boston ; New York [etc.] : Ginn and company · leaf 214

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198 GARDENS AND THEIR MEANING neighborhood of New York tells us that he can actually get whatever price he asks for his strawberries and early peas. One thing more must be taken into account. To-day a producer is decidedly looked up to in the community; sel- dom in history has there been a time… … WHEN THE EARTH IS TREATED . trained man, whether working on a gigantic scale or on a small one, who, other things being equal from the economic standpoint, wins out. Yet, in spite of this general truth, a would-be expert does sometimes fail, no matter how quick-witted or how scientific he may be,…

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