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Apr 01, 2024 rtzuses Feb 07, 2024 Theakir Jun 16, 2023 Sandy Spring Museum	Page 62 1035 Fanny Iddings read of Amon Burgee an old time school teacher from Frederick County. Ethel Thomas read extracts from "And This Is Boston!" Question. Shall we cut the lawn again? Yes. Alice Pierce. no. Eleanor Kirk. gave some garden advice. Question. Are sweet potatoes and white potatoes roots? Sweet potatoes are, Irish potatoes are not, they are underground stems. Elizabeth Ligon wanted to know how to treat an African violet for bugs. Dip in water 120° - This brought up the usual discussion on African violets, with much difference of opinion in their treatment. The Library Committee had no report.	Page 62 1035 Fanny Iddings read of Ann Burgee an old time school teacher from Frederick County. Ethel Thomas read extracts from "And This Is Boston!" Question. Shall we cut the lawn again? Yes. Alice Pierce. no. Eleanor Kirk. gave some garden advice. Question. Are sweet potatoes and white potatoes roots? Sweet potatoes are, Irish potatoes are not, they are underground stems. Elizabeth Ligon wanted to know how to treat an African violet for bugs. Dip in vralin 120° This brought the usual discussion on African violets, with much difference of opinion in their treatment. The Library Committee had no report.

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