Description1. "Blackberries and the Measuring Worm" - Chattanooga, Tenn. News April 28. 1923 Speaks of Huckleberries, Farkleberries, and Blackhaws that ripened over the past year. Measuring worms were a way to tell when the berries, including blackberries, would ripen soon. Also speaks of June bugs. Includes a poem at the end. 2. "No Title" - Manchester, NH Union April 18, 1923 Harold Butler of Maine is visiting in town. Will be putting a lot of the energy on his farm into harvesting blueberries in the coming months. 3. "Peaches and Cream and Berries" - Rochester, NY Post-Express June 2, 1923 Farmers in Ulster County, NY talk about the type of women they like to pick their berries: those with a "peaches and cream complexion". Says that men are not good to pick berries. His reasoning is that women with lighter complexions will not eat the fruit as they think it will harm their skin.