June, 1907 



THE GARDEN MAGAZINE 



Where shall I spend my vacation ? Lists of hotels, 

 time tables, suggestions, free from the Readers 1 Service 



269 



SPRING TIME IS SWAPPING TIME! 



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Farming Almanac, 1907 



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