Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 660
munity. Hugh Maxwell, writing a century ago, says ofMassachusetts trees: Lightning often strikeselms, oaks, chestnut, pine, but rarely, if ever,beech, birch, or maple.—Professor L. R. Jones,Botanist, Vermont Agricultural Experiment Sta-tion. TWO PREACHERS IN ONE PULPIT Brooklyn, N. Y.Dear St.… … THE TWO JACKS IN ONE PULPIT. in western New York in September, brought to our con-servatory, and placed in soil. The following spring itdeveloped into a magnificent plant over three feet in height.The flower was unusually large, consisting of a singlepulpit with two Jacks as occupants. This is…
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