Apples without cores or seeds are promised by a discovery announced at Abbotsford, Canada, the particulars of which have just been received by the Department of Commerce from 'Consul-General Halstead (reports the New York Herald). According to the announcement, a seedless and coreless variety of Fameuse apple has been developed, which differs but slightly in shape from an ordinary Fameuse by being longer and flatter at the ends, but with the typical coloring and flavor. Except for a slight marking on the flesh which outlines the situation of the core in an ordinary apple, there arc neither coin nor seeds. -•
At the first sign of a cold—due to germ infection —create an atmosphere of Nazol about yon- —which, will count eract-the infection and give relief.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LVIII, Issue 9670, 17 April 1923, Page 2
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