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Cabbage, to Keep Fresh

Have the cabbages cut with two or three inches of stalk, of which the pith must be taken out without injuring the rind. Hang the cabbages up by the stalk, and fill the hollow with a little fresh water every day. Cabbages will thus keep fresh for four or five weeks.

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