The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 26, 1925, Page 2

_THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE : THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1925 There’ Somet ing on This P age for Every Reader of This Newspaper. paante JUDGE and the Political Farmer Chameleons The former Vice-President of the Farming is, after all, just business, says the « 1 a! = | The Cure for Spring Fever is to Make a Garden The garden catalogues are out with their bewitching urge to make a garden. Peas and beans, roses and chrysanthemums, cabbages and coreopsis. What are you going to plant? . i . Every week, in The Country Gentleman there are. The Country Gentleman is a weekly publication edited especially for those people who love the country, Its stories are of the great outdoors; its articles tell of the country and of country folks. Its garden pages are inspirational, United States wan brought up, so he says, in a political school that believed in party loyalty. Its radio pages will help every fan, Its pages for women fill every need, from fashions to recipes, from health to home furnishing. 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