The Calendula and Pyrethrum in Garden Beauty
The Calendula or Pot Marigold thrives year round, unfolding 2 to 3 inch blooms in cream, yellow, and orange with striped varieties. It is a hardy, easily grown perennial from Southern Europe, ideal for beds and borders in any soil. Pyrethrum rankes as a premier garden plant, forming a rosette and tall stems bearing 2 inch daisies in white, rose, or red with yellow centers.
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Charles Curtis
Europe
Cape
Giant Rocca Onion Ideal for Private Gardeners
The Giant Rocca is a midsize Italian onion favored by private growers. It features buff yellow skin, 4 inch bulb diameter, 3% inch height, a fine neck, and firm outer coats. The plant is stout and light green, a productive midseason variety with good storage and mild sweet flavor.
Exzermat Exzerma eczema cure claims speedy relief
A liquid compound named Exzermat Exzerma is advertised as non poisonous and capable of curing the worst eczema in two weeks. Applied with a small sponge, it is said to be rapid and thorough, and also claimed effective for scalds. Sold by All Chemists & Druggists or 4 Pielder Randwick Sydney.
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Hean
Thomas M. Malone
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Pielder
Randwick
Sydsey
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Mary Doran
Barber St
Food Detroit
Wheat Surplus Faces Tough Choices in Australia
Widespread wheat stocks from a near 70 million bushel harvest prompt debate on prices and exports. The Wheat Pool system pays farmers 3s per bushel with transport costs cutting into returns, while officials weigh London parity and possible overhang next season. Critics warn prices may stay high for consumers even as farmers gain.
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London
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Mr. Hughes
Darling Harbor
Commonwealth
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Banka of Australia
New South Wales
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