The Archive · 1924

Boni Soit Qui Mal

a PENSE" ome ladies went on si intent Fo Henlt for an outing, Nor, did they dream, would the "old Dears" shouting. he Shanghai Gis lives in. "whit swims, she fishes, why should we blame "Hak fu al ese ah cat abide legs to smother. thank Heav'n, Builimatdens dear, Just tu your ear Til breathe 2, word of warning, When sex you oviny consider him That folly hammer morning.

Gan in ik svinalng, out ein him swimalng, Boating, Holt ike you ait the more, 1 'He modest, when you're boating Think of eho thack to Grundy' feck Who linger "nent the rwatar, Oh, yeo utaist your Mims iunctoth'd, lad you're not their daughter! ital dae But" inten sauve bathed, your figure fossil gon please, can lounge a ease clos, which now are tannin Avoid the scandal secant, Nor rink you Ton, wien in the ann You basi2and all azo doen By her|two quarters of peanuts aqua the condition that they should increate them for three years and at! the end of that time for general distribution. One of the farmers end of the first year ate is crop. The second farmer, however, fulfilled his contract faithfully and distributed them at the end of the third year. Because of their size they were acceptably received and grown as widely as the three years increase permitted. Hopes in the rapid spread of the Jnrge foreign peanut were somewhat shaken when, after trying to express the oil as was their custom by grinding up both the hull and the kernel previous to ripplying the pressure to extract the oil, it was found that the thick shell "of the peanut absorbed practically all the oil. 'Then someone got the happy' idea of Shelling the peanuts before expressing the of. This was done and the value of the foreign peanut. was clearly demonstrated. This! saved the day for the foreign peanut and ever since its produc tion has been increasing yearly until at the present time it enters into China's foreign commerce to the extent of millions of dollars annually. The introduction of the peanut. into Penglaihsien was considered such an important event that a large stone tablet memorializing the virtues of the foreign peanut was placed in the grounds of the Yamen. of the Magistrate of the district.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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