The Archive · 1926

Nature's Own Jazzing

There is yet another stretch of! lawn bordered by low-hunging places} where silence gives way before the pursuits of picnickers, who many times out of the year, bring their gramaphore to—one almost zoid, to {pollute the air with jazz, But has been kind to picnickers in Jezsficld and n order that they'

(feel in the least eanaitle with cir melodic meles, Nature has set for own stamp of approval be has done this in 8 indulged in by pier jazzed up her floral display until the reds and ochros, the blacks and confectioner's, pinks have set up their own blasts of rag-time melody, This, for those who want it. Bat, typically enough, Nature even here mixes her [ardent tints with so expert a hand {that the effect is like old wine A Disetay FULL oF CoLoun

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