In "Hints for the Home Acre" there {is a plea for wasps and centipedes tro eating injurious insects and only In' the auturan do, they" intoxeate selves and revel in our Tipe f second instalment of "Science and Experience and the Scarecrow" fruit-growers, gardeners, ornithologists and bird photographers as to the best way of scaring birds from lerops. The following seems to be from a pessimist:
"The only sure searer Is a man with 1 gun, Our' birds. are far too soph:
floated, Yo" take "notice of anything etsemA. "Ht. Brown, farmer.
Pls is kinder waving' "inthe wind," oF "pieces "of 'A. man's Jung on a stick,
newspaper spread out Were and there StS active naifs rom, clappers and blank shots are local and of short SurallonA. J. Hester, farmer.
Says Major James Keith inter alia:
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.