Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-06-23
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MANUFACTURED CLIMATE.
Msttads Of the Paris Market Garden
y, .:l.a :ers In Forcing Mature. %ssi.3!#

Msehsds Of the Paris Market Garden
.:>xf srs h, Forcing Mature. III -.
The gardeners Of Paris get their
products on the market weeks before
the regular season for them. Vi This
forcing of nature 10: described by En-
nest Poole: IN Success Magazine: y: a
The secret is simply this: The French
maraichers have manufactured q clF
mate to suit them As one observer
has said, ,'eThey have moved the eli
mate Of Monte Carlo up to the suburbs
Of Paris."H!, "a ~ t's', ~ 8 5.H2j '':;f@
Come new prodigy Of modern sct'
ence,I this3, Not at all. Only enor5
nous expense in money and in time.
The gardens, whenever possible, arc
placed on land with a slope; to the
southland are well protected by: walls
on, the north and east, walls built to
reflect light as well ~ to give protec-
ton from the northeast winds.
!; The ground lis practically covered
with glass; not az In q greenhouse. but
BY glass frames In the open, three
light" frames OF uniform size IL by
~ feet. and also by glass bells. These.
too. are Of a uniform size. about the
shape Of; q chapel bel, "a little less
than seventeen inches in diameter and
from fourteen to fifteen inches high.
The French call them scloches. & You
may often see over 4 thousand fra mes
and over 10000 glass bells In one two
acre plot In the suburbs Of Paris. '..'
a more recent Innovation IL the en-
ployment Of hot water pipes run under
the soil, making Of the earthsa veritn'
blea steam heated hotel. with this e.
sential difference, that the hotel keep
ery here IL desperately eager. not te
keep his guests, but to persuade them
- leave on the earliest possible dag.
X IT, Humerf in Advertising. a "
=. II is agreed on all sides that ~ q rule
humorous advertisements are to be
avoided. Business is business. and the
businesslike ad. is the one that counts.
Nevertheless it is interesting to come
upon an odd, amusing or out Of the
ordinary specimen-for instance, that
Of the photographer who made spe'
cialty Of baby photographs. His ad-
vertisement read: ~, r.zJN H.
'.Bring your dear little babies. If
they don't sit still ! won't get cross
Twas a baby once myself" j.. 1~t..s,
* What IL especially rare Is to find an
advertiser who will exhibit any candor
about the negative qualities Of his
goods. It is all the more refreshing.
then, to peruse the. announcement Of
IN innkeeper In one Of De smaller
states who, was evtd ently burning with
O. desire to tell the exact truth about
his tablishment: s % t;ss.
/ mot the largest hotel In the town,
not newly furnished throughout, no
free bus, TO train. not the best grub the
market a1ords. hat. simply clean beds
and good food, % cents to- sleep. Is
cents 10 EFT Tool hpicks and Ice water
thrown Fl. Try ma. Pay up. And If
not satisfed keep amum!' 4ondon An.
swers. M 5 , s5 ,a1t, ..,sE :s ).
Nlsnory etu1lss.
B a small boy went into II South Bos-
Ton drluix store, wrink1ed Hi face
rubbed his head and rubbed His left
foot up and down his fteht leg IN an
EFFORT to remember something that had
escaped him ''s q VI ),
II Say" De began VIII you tell me
The name OF the place where we Amer.
teams have % many soldiefs1 y
Fort Sheridan = .s n
Oh, no. les farther away than
that" 81 ii 5,s
The Philippi I.
That ain't just Il, but its some
where around there. 2 3'ss s, 4:
Perhaps you mean Manila e
sManilai That's right knew !
would eet It after awhile. I want q
bottle of manila extract for havorin.
They're soin: 50 hsys ~ cream. Boz
I'm ReSold s.