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RM2A26CK9–An engraving depicting the production of butterine at the Armour Co., Chicago: pressing fat. Dated 19th century
RM2N406BH–Pedestrians react to the stink of a cart containing animal fat used by bogus butter-making in 19th century United States. In the late 19th century unscrupulous Chicago manufacturers used animal fat, a waste product from abbatoirs, to produce a a substance called butterine which was advertised as a butter substitute. Author Upton Sinclair's 1905 novel The Jungle helped expose the practice. In 1906 Congress stepped in with the Federal Meat Inspection Act. After an illustration in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper.
RMP9R1NG–. English: Persistent URL: digital.lib.muohio.edu/u?/tradecards,434 Subject (TGM): Children cooking; Girls; Boys; Cats; Dolls; Animals; Kitchens; Butter; Butter making; Food industry; Testimonials; Keywords: Scientific American Prof. Barker, University of Pennsylvania Oleomargarine Butterine . circa 1900 152 Armour and Co. (3093574348)
RMWBR0KH–1933 IRISH DAIRY INDUSTRY - A vintage printed photograph showing a worker weighing and packing butter at an Irish dairy / creamery
RM2AG6PY5–. The Lanthorn 1917. Mr. Butterfly, mania sent mc forI roll of butterine. All right, Olie; Just get it out ofthis buttercup! CARELESiJ.. Mrs. Corn—Really, Cornelius, yonEhould have shaved before comingon the stisfit.
RM2BN47PB–An early advertisement for various margarine brands available in Britain produced by Van Den Berghs Limited.
RM2ABXPHK–Wrapping Butterine. THE PACKING INDUSTRY OF CHICAGO. BY DAY ALLEN WILLEY. Filling Lard Pails. Cutting up Hogs. Pulling Wool. THE PACKING INDUSTRY OF CHICAGO., scientific american, 1902-06-28
RF2H2HAN0–Grated butter for baking on table. Baking ingredients for shortbread pastry: grated butter, flour, eggs, sour cream on a wooden background.
RM2ABWC0H–Butterine Artilicial Butter. Wheelerite a new Fossil Resin. Acoustics in Public Buildings. Interesting Legal Decision. DECISIONS OF THE COURTS. setts. PATENT RUBBER DENTAL PLATES.-THE GOODYEAR DENTAL VULCANITE NEW BOOKS AND PUBLICATIONS. Inventions Patented in England by Americans. improved Car Coupling. Improved Cotton Press. Improved Press. Improved Sew ing Machine Table. Improved Composition for Cleaning and Polishing Metals. Improved Door Alarm Improved Hay Knife. Improved Saab Balance. Improved Cattle Poke., scientific american, 1874-06-20
RMRJNGH3–An engraving depicting the production of butterine at the Armour Co., Chicago. Working and weighing ready for packing. Dated 19th century
RM2AG6R5R–. The Lanthorn 1917. Theodore—Mother says you willget a spanking when father comesback beca.ise you have been dlso-be.llent to-.ay. Nell—Well, Its all mothers fault;she told me to do only things Ididnt want to. Iagc Oiw HiitulrctlSczcntv-Two BUBSTITUTINO. HIS REASON.. Mr. Butterfly, mania sent mc forI roll of butterine. All right, Olie; Just get it out ofthis buttercup! CARELESiJ.
RF2H2HAD2–Grated butter for baking on table. Baking ingredients for shortbread pastry: grated butter, flour, eggs, sour cream close up on wooden background.
RM2ANF7TP–Science for beginners . of renovated, or processbutter, is regulated by law. The law intends that the pur-chaser shall know that he is buying such an article and nottrue butter. All renovated butter must be properly labeled.399. Butterine, or Oleomargarine.—Because of the highprice of butter fat, various cheaper fats are sometimes usedfor the manufacture of substitutes for butter. These substi-tutes are called butterine, or oleomargerine. Butterine is 344 FOOD—ITS USES AND PREPARATION a healthful and nutritious food and may be used instead ofbutter in the diet. Good butterine is better than po
RF2H2HAHF–Grated butter for baking on table. Baking ingredients for shortbread pastry: grated butter, flour, eggs, sour cream close up on wooden background.
RM2AFRATM–. The sanitary news : healthy homes and healthy living : a weekly journal of sanitary science. be maintained. 6. Either the desk or the seat, or some partthereof, must be movable at pleasure, so that,although the desk usually overhangs the seat,the scholar may be able at any time to stand up-right in his place. 7. The desks and seats must be of various clerk of his city or town, peddlers must obtainlicenses, and all packages must be labeledimitation butter,oleomargarine,or butterine on the top, side and bottom. For neglectof the last requirement the penalty is $100 to$200, and for failure to r
RF2H2HANB–Grated butter for baking on table. Baking ingredients for shortbread pastry: grated butter, flour, eggs, sour cream on a wooden background flat lay.
RM2AM6WT0–Journal of proceedings of the annual convention . (if other than such as are known bythe common name thereof) of such article offood, drink or medicine at the time of makingthe sale thereof, or offering to sell the same. Sec. 4. No person shall mix oleomargarine,suine, butterine, beef fat, lard or other foreignsubstance with any butter or cheese intended forhuman food, without distinctly marking, stamp-ing or labeling said article or package containring same with the true and appropriate name ofsuch article, and the percentage in Avhich sucholeomargarine or suine enters into its composi-tion;
RM2AG2MJR–. The story of corn and the westward migration. A view of the cattle pens at the Chicago stock yards, ivhere two million cattle and eight million hogs are gathered annually for slaughter various forms of prepared meats and by-products(lard, fertilizer, glue, butterine, soap, and candles).The number of hogs packed yearly is about eightmillion, and of cattle, about two million. We canappreciate these figures when we learn that Chicagoslaughters more hogs annually than are raised in allthe Atlantic States from Maine to Florida, omittingNew York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. Thus,in addition to t
RM2AJ40H5–Maryland medical journal . auce, the reprocessing of spoiled canned goods,the traffic in cull beans, in decomposed tomato product, in rancidolive oil, in wormy horse beans, the substitution of foreign fat forcacao butterine and the addition of cacao shells to cacao products,the adulteration of rice bran with rice hulls, the coloring of infe-rior macaroni and of plain noodles, the misbranding of domesticmacaroni in simulation of imported goods, and the adulteration ofoats with water or weed seeds. CAMPAIGN AGAINST UNCLEAN DAIRY UTENSILS. An active campaign against the unsterilized milk can, pai
RM2ANF78N–Science for beginners . butter, an additional tax of 10 cts. per lb. is levied by theFederal government. Exercise 74.—The Foam Test for Butterine and ButterPlace a lump of butterine in a tablespoon and heat it over aflame until it melts (Fig. 216). Continue the heating, noticing the 346 FOOD—ITS USES AND PREPARATION absence of foam and sputtering. Now treat a lump of butter inlike manner and notice the foaming and sputtering which accom-pany the escape of water from the butter. By this test, it is easyto distinguish butterine and butter. If obtainable, test some reno-vated butter in the same m
RM2AXEHHJ–Webster's practical dictionary; a practical dictionary of the English language giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . —well, n. An artesian well yielding petroleum. —Oleaginons, -ajT-nus, a. Having the qualities ofoil; oily; unctuous. — Oleomar^garine, -ga-rin, n.Artificial butter made from animal fat; butterine. Ointment, ointment, n. An unguent. Oker. See Ocher. Okra, okra, Okro, n. An annual plant, whose greenpods are used for soups or pickles ; gumbo. Old, old, a. Not young ; advanced Iar in years orlife;
RM2AX82Y4–A course in household arts . iquefies without cooking. No. 1 Neutral ismade from leaf fat only. When drawn off and strained, the melted fat is tasteless, free of acidsand impurities, and smooth-grained ; it also remains unchanged in odor and color. This is usedprincipally in the manufacture of butterine and oleomargarine. No. 2 Neutral is made fromback fat melted in the same manner as No. 1 grade, but is neither so white in color nor so finein grain. Prune Steam Lard is made from the fat trimmings from all parts of the hog, rendered in closed tanks under about 40 pounds direct steam pressure (
RM2AKGA05–Webster's practical dictionaryA practical dictionary of the English language, giving the correct spelling, pronunciation and definitions of words based on the Unabridged dictionary of Noah Webster .. . well, 71. An artesian well yielding petroleum. âOleaginous, -ajT-nus, a. Having the qualities ofoil; oily; unctuous. â OTeomar^garine, -ga-rin, n.Artificial butter made from animal fat; butterine. Ointment, oinfment, n. An unguent. Oker. See Ochee. Okra, o-kra, Okro, n. An annual plant, whose greenpods are used for soups or pickles ; gumbo. Old, old, a. Not young ; advanced far in years orlife;
![Jacksonville and Florida facts . oultry and Game, Vegetables. Butterine, Mansfields Pure Butter.Sweet Clover Brand Renovated Butter, Chip Soap, Soap Powder CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Address SMITH, RICHARDSON & CONROY, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA. 66 ADVERTISEMENT F!. Robert W. Simms I Importer of Wines I WHolesatle Liquors I Agent ScHlitz Milwa-uRee Beer. : JACKSONVILLE, - - FLORIDA. li.ai ?<iia a.iB. ?:»? ??mi liBiamBil||npi|lll|llip!|Uip|lll|lll|]!ipil:^:lillipii:iaibB:ini:E<ia/.^ilDliiBi<iBiliBIBrR!ia<a<iaim ??????????????? CHA5. BLUM (a CO. 51T and 519 ^V. BAY ST. JACKSONVILLE:. F Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AKPW57/jacksonville-and-florida-facts-oultry-and-game-vegetables-butterine-mansfields-pure-buttersweet-clover-brand-renovated-butter-chip-soap-soap-powder-correspondence-solicited-address-smith-richardson-conroy-jacksonville-florida-66-advertisement-f!-robert-w-simms-i-importer-of-wines-i-wholesatle-liquors-i-agent-schlitz-milwa-uree-beer-jacksonville-florida-liai-ltiia-aib-mi-libiambilnpilllllip!uipllllll-!ipillillipiiiaibbinieltiaildliibiltibilibibrr!ialtaltiaim-cha5-blum-a-co-51t-and-519-v-bay-st-jacksonville-f-2AKPW57.jpg "Jacksonville and Florida facts . oultry and Game, Vegetables. Butterine, Mansfields Pure Butter.Sweet Clover Brand Renovated Butter, Chip Soap, Soap Powder CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Address SMITH, RICHARDSON & CONROY, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA. 66 ADVERTISEMENT F!. Robert W. Simms I Importer of Wines I WHolesatle Liquors I Agent ScHlitz Milwa-uRee Beer. : JACKSONVILLE, - - FLORIDA. li.ai ?<iia a.iB. ?:»? ??mi liBiamBil||npi|lll|llip!|Uip|lll|lll|]!ipil:^:lillipii:iaibB:ini:E<ia/.^ilDliiBi<iBiliBIBrR!ia<a<iaim ??????????????? CHA5. BLUM (a CO. 51T and 519 ^V. BAY ST. JACKSONVILLE:. F Stock Photo")
RM2AKPW57–Jacksonville and Florida facts . oultry and Game, Vegetables. Butterine, Mansfields Pure Butter.Sweet Clover Brand Renovated Butter, Chip Soap, Soap Powder CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Address SMITH, RICHARDSON & CONROY, JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA. 66 ADVERTISEMENT F!. Robert W. Simms I Importer of Wines I WHolesatle Liquors I Agent ScHlitz Milwa-uRee Beer. : JACKSONVILLE, - - FLORIDA. li.ai ?<iia a.iB. ?:»? ??mi liBiamBil||npi|lll|llip!|Uip|lll|lll|]!ipil:^:lillipii:iaibB:ini:E<ia/.^ilDliiBi<iBiliBIBrR!ia<a<iaim ??????????????? CHA5. BLUM (a CO. 51T and 519 ^V. BAY ST. JACKSONVILLE:. F
RM2AKH6E6–Fort Leavenworth and the Soldiers' home . 9 Qo. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. -• 1*1. Ml 11^ / N • *- *^ Paints, Oils and Glass. 1206. 1208 and 1210 UniMi Avenne. near Union Depot. KANSAS CITY, MO. W^ILSON ASKBU, F^RAN^i: ASKEW, Frest. & Treas. Vicp-Frest. 8t Secy. THE ASKEW SADDLERY CO. MANUFACTURERS & JOBBERS OF SADDLES, HARNESS AND-^^COLLARS^^ iVos. S13 to 223 DeleLV^eirG St.Manses City, Mo. Armour Packing Co. KA.NSA.S CITY, MO Proprietors of the largest apd most fipely equippedPacking House in the World. Hlsh Qrade specialties, ^White LabeF Leaf Lard, Silver Churn Butterine,Gold Band Hams and Break
RM2AXK19B–The adytum . OUR DREAMS. Sodium Cloride.Liver (Bonless).Mustard. MENU. Aqua Pura. I>e pain du seigle. l>es harengs. Pepper. Dried Beef. Vinegar. Dried Peaclies. Crackers (round).Les consewes au vinaigre. Taraxacum Dens Deouis.Rhubarb Sauce. Pie Plant Sauce. Butterine.Dried Apple Pie. Pumpkin Pie. Tea (very dilute).Cafede M. Arbuckle (sans lail). Tootli-picks. 9A THE ADYTUM.. UNION^GLUB, Motto—??Early to meals and quick to eat, Is the way we grozv fat on shoe-leather meat. C. H. Tanner, W. A Wilkin, - L. H. Thayer, U. G. Smith, CoLLETTE and Browning, C. H. Dixon, Geo. Van Winkle, J. H. Ma
RM2AMXRDK–Our little men and women; modern methods of character building; . % cup.Milk: l1/^ teacups.Bread. LUNCH, 11 OCLOCK Pulled Bread: 1 oz.Milk: 1 teacup. DINNER Cream of Split Pea Soup: 1 cup. Bread and Butter. Rice Pudding with Raisins. LUNCH, 4 OCLOCK Graham Crackers: 2. SUPPER Milk Toast.Baked Apple. Food for one day for a child 6 to 9. Price about 15 cents.Fuel value 1400-2000 calories. BREAKFAST Rice and Dates: % cup rice with 4 dates. Milk: 1-3 cup. Toast with Butter or Butterine. MID-MORNING Milk: 1 glass. Brown Bread and Butter or Butterine. DINNER Fish Chowder: 1 cup to l1/? cups.Crackers
RM2AX16Y3–Sharon, Pennsylvania, city directory . dressmkr, bdr 170 Second Elmer, res 262 Liberty Ethel M, res 117 Sharpsville Frank, (Ahoda) roller Steel Hoop, h 291 N L-vine av Frederick, res 547 Spruce Grace, stenog, Savage, res (old) 187 N Water Harold, res 99 Stambaugh , wks Hoffman butterine store, res 330 Elm Jacob, (Catherine) h 61 StrawbridgeJennie, clg Fitzpatricks, res 67 StrawbridgeJohn, (Kate) insp Nat Mall, h 67 StrawbridgeJno, (Louise) insp Savage, h 125 ElmJohn P, (Anna) wks Steel Hoop, h 262 LibertyKatherine, wks A J Hoffman Co, res 81 W StateKatherine, rms 290 E StateKatherine, res 330
RM2CF6156–. Northward-ho! Covering Maine's inland resorts, Moosehead Lake, the Rangeleys, Belgrade lakes and Poland Spring. Batchelder & SnyderCompany Packers—Poultry Dressers WHOLESALE ONLY Beef, Lamb, Veal, Poultry, Game, But-ter, Cheese, Eggs, Butterine, Hams,Bacon, Sausages, Olives, Oils, etc. Boston, Mass.
RM2CF4DK7–. Northward-ho! Covering Maine's inland resorts, Moosehead Lake, the Rangeleys, Belgrade lakes and Poland Spring. Batchelder & Snydercompainy Packers—Poultry Dressers WHOLKSAI.H ONLY Beef, Lamb, Veal, Poultry, Game, But-ter, Cheese, Eggs, Butterine, Hams,Bacon, Sausages, Olives, Oils, etc. Boston, Mass.
RM2CF37TG–. Northward-ho! Covering Maine's inland resorts, Moosehead Lake, the Rangeleys, Belgrade lakes and Poland Spring. Batchelder & Snydercompaixy Packers—Poultry Dressers . ESAI.E ONI/ Beef. Lamb, Veal, Poultry, Game, Bu ter. Cheese, Eggs, Butterine, Hams, Bacon, Sausages. Olives, Oils. etc. Boston, Mass.
RM2CEWWE0–. Illustrated history of the Union Stockyards; sketch-book of familiar faces and places at the yards. called, would not sell on its own merits. The publi cwas mistaken. No better legislation for the manufactureof butterine could have been enacted than that whichprohibited the sale of oleomargarine under the name ofbutter. The manufacturer had an article of which hehad no reason to be ashamed,and the noise of special leg-islation against his product served to advertise its mer-its, to his great advantage. Indeed, so far has the preju-dice against butterine been overcome since then,that at OF TH
RM2CHA65G–. Adulteration of food products .. . holly in my favor and makes my product an open commodity to the public. I would like to send my representative to see you with samples of differentgrades, and send you a trial order from sample you may select. Butterine is rapidlypushing to the front and will soon be recognized as a necessity by all dealers;more desirable than butter. It does not have the off flavors, colors, and tasteswhich are so common an objection to butter. Moxleys butterine is the bestmade, and it has grown permanently in favor with the best and largest butterusers in the country. Ple
RM2CEWWHT–. Illustrated history of the Union Stockyards; sketch-book of familiar faces and places at the yards. er of fact, thisprejudice is one of those popular superstitions whichlive on ignorance, the miasma of intellectual swamps. Analyze butterine by the nicest chemical tests andyou find in it only the purest and most nutritious ele-ments; examine its manufacture and the neatest house-wife would delight in places and processes so immacu-late. There is no secret connected with the manufactureof butterine. Every factory in the Union Stockyardsis wide open for public inspection, and indeed, so farabov
RM2CREW8K–. Electric railway review . Joseph R. Ellicott. Charles C. Peirce. bourg is the patentee and inventor of many of the featuresof the car heating system which is owned and manufacturedby his company. lumbus Mr. Pirrung fills an important place. He is vice-president of the Board of Trade. He is general manager ofthe Iroquois Hotel Company, which ownsand controls the Chittenden, the South-ern, the Neil and the Hartman hotels.He is general manager of the CapitalCity Dairy Company, whose chief claimto fame lies in the fact that it manufac-tures so-called Purity Butterine. Thebutterine business or so
RM2CEWW5D–. Illustrated history of the Union Stockyards; sketch-book of familiar faces and places at the yards. WEIGHING BUTTERINE. especially as a cow is frequently used as a trademark.This will in no wise injure the butterine trade, how-ever, for the words oleomargarine and butterine havelong been accepted as synonymous by the general pub-lic, thanks to the extensive advertising afforded by ad-verse legislation. So the only result will be to banishthe euphonious word butterine from the language, andgive the gentle Jersey a chance to withdraw from lendingher countenance to a product for which she is in
RM2CDDT9A–. Newfoundland at the beginning of the 20th century : a treatise of history and development . Rev. H. P. Cowperthwaite, Methodist.. Gower Street Methodist Church. no NEWFOUNDLAND. connected with the fisheries and the exportation of theirproducts, but in recent years it has made fair progress inmanufactures. It now contains iron founderies, machine shops,shoe, furniture, butterine, tobacco and soap factories, biscuitbakeries, breweries and tanneries. Half a mile from the city,at Mundy Pond, there is a large and well equipped rope-walk,which gives employment to about 400 men, and is equal in all
RM2CEXD1N–. The Tiger (student newspaper), Sept. 1900-June 1901. Goerke & Son PHOTOGRAPHERS. Special rates to students. Manitou, Colo. Headquarters for High Grade Eatables POOR ECONOMY To buy something that is not good because iticheap. Nine times out of ten its so cheap youcannot use it or, at the best, only part of it. EVERY SHELF Table and counter in our store is loaded to theedge with the freshest and most desirable andappetizing eatables. ->o spoiled fruits, no staltvegetables, no poor meats, no butterine here;—havent room for t.cm. Good goods win goodcustomers. Thats what we are alter. Hemenway
RM2CF5TJK–. Northward-ho! Covering Maine's inland resorts, Moosehead Lake, the Rangeleys, Belgrade lakes and Poland Spring. Batchelder & SnyderCompany Packers—Poultry Dressers Beef, Lamb, Veal, Poultry, Game, But ter. Cheese, Eggs, Butterine, Hams, Bacon, Sausages, Olives, Oils, etc. Boston, Mass.. MORANDI-PROCTOR CO. The Last Word in Cooking Apparatus for Hotels, Restaurants, Clubs, Institu-tions and Steamboats 48-50 Union StreetBOSTON, MASS. ..Stoncleigb Court.. Connecticut Ave. and L Street Washington, d.C. Apartments, furnished or unfurnished, arranged single and en suite, rented for short or long p
RM2CF5M7R–. Northward-ho! Covering Maine's inland resorts, Moosehead Lake, the Rangeleys, Belgrade lakes and Poland Spring. Batchelder & SmyderCompany Packers—Poultry Dressers WHOLESALE ONLY Beef, Lamb, Veal, Poultry, Game, But ter. Cheese, Esgs, Butterine, Hams, Bacon, Sausages, Olives, Oils, etc. Boston, Mass.. MORANDI-PROCTOR CO. The Last Word in Cooking Apparatus for Hotels, Restaurants, Clubs, Institu-tions and Steamboats 48-50 Union StreetBOSTON, MASS. ..Stoneleisi) Court.. Connecticut Ave. and L Street Washington, D.C. Apartments, furnished or unfurnished, arranged single and en suite, rented for
RM2CF3XBJ–. Northward-ho! Covering Maine's inland resorts, Moosehead Lake, the Rangeleys, Belgrade lakes and Poland Spring. Batchelder & Snydercompaimy Packers—Poultry Dressers Beef. Lamb, Veal, Poultry, Game, But-ter, Cheese, Eggs, Butterine, Hams,Bacon, Sausages. Olives, Oils, etc. Boston, Mass.. MORANDI-PROCTOR CO. The Last Word in Cooking Apparatus for Hotels, Restaurants, Clubs, Institu-tions and -Steamboats 48-50 Union StreetBOSTON, MASS. ..Stonekisb Court.. Connecticut Ave. and L Street Washington, D.C. Apartments, furnished or unfurnished, arranged single and en suite, rented for short or long p
RM2CF611T–. Northward-ho! Covering Maine's inland resorts, Moosehead Lake, the Rangeleys, Belgrade lakes and Poland Spring. Batchelder & SnyderCompany Packers—Poultry Dressers WHOLESALE ONLY Beef, Lamb, Veal, Poultry, Game, But-ter, Cheese, Eggs, Butterine, Hams,Bacon, Sausages, Olives, Oils, etc. Boston, Mass.. MORANDI-PROCTOR CO. The Last Word in Cooking Apparatus for Hotels, Restaurants, Clubs, Institu-tions and Steamboats 48-50 Union StreetBOSTON, MASS. ..Stonclelgl) Court.. CONNECTICUT AVE AND L STREET WASHINGTON, D. C. Apartments, furnished or unfurnished, arranged single and en suite, rented for
RM2CF90FP–. Northward-ho! Covering Maine's inland resorts, Moosehead Lake, the Rangeleys, Belgrade lakes and Poland Spring. Batchelder & SnyderCompany Packers—Poultry Dressers Beef, Lamb, Veal, Poultry, Game, Bu ter. Cheese, Eggs, Butterine, Hams, Bacon, Sausages, Olives, Oils, etc. Boston, Mass.. MORANDI-PROCTOR CO. The Last Word in Cooking Apparatus lor Hotels, Restaurants, Clubs, Institu-tions and Steamboats 48-50 Union Street BOSTON, MASS. ..Stoncleigl) Court.. CONNECTICUT AVE. AND L STREET WASHINGTON, D. C. Apartments, furnished or unfurnished, arranged single and en suite, rented for short or long
RM2CF5EGA–. Northward-ho! Covering Maine's inland resorts, Moosehead Lake, the Rangeleys, Belgrade lakes and Poland Spring. ^ Fine Golf Course, saddle horses, tennis, boating, fishing as good, if not thebest in New England, fine motoring, etc. Steam heat. Accommodates 300guests. Positively open until October 15. Good Orchestra. Cottages to rent.Write for circular. W. W. BROWN. Proprietor HOTEL ASPINWALL: FAMOUS BF.RKSHIRi:S LCIIOX, lVl3SS. UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT. Batchelder & Snydercompainy Packers—Poultry Dressers Beef, Lamb, Veal, Poultry, Game, But-ter. Cheese, Eggs, Butterine. Hams,Bacon, Sausages, O
RM2CF37CA–. Northward-ho! Covering Maine's inland resorts, Moosehead Lake, the Rangeleys, Belgrade lakes and Poland Spring. Batchelder & Snydercompaixy Packers—Poultry Dressers . ESAI.E ONI/ Beef. Lamb, Veal, Poultry, Game, Bu ter. Cheese, Eggs, Butterine, Hams, Bacon, Sausages. Olives, Oils. etc. Boston, Mass.. MORANDI-PROCTOR CO. The Last Word in Cooking Apparatus for Hotels, Restaurants, Clubs, Institu-tions and Steamboats 48-50 Union Street BOSTON, MASS. ..Stonckigl) Court.. CONNECTICUT AVE. AND L STREET WASHINGTON. DC. Apartments, furnished or unfurnished, arranged single and en suite, rented for s
RM2CF5TP2–. Northward-ho! Covering Maine's inland resorts, Moosehead Lake, the Rangeleys, Belgrade lakes and Poland Spring. ^ Fine Golf Course, saddle horses, tennis, boating, fishing as good, if not thebest in New England, fine motoring, etc. Steam heat. Accommodates 300guests. Positively open until October 15. Good Orchestra. Cottages to rent.Write for circular. W. W. BROWN, Proprietor HOTEL ASPIIVWALL: famousbTrksAIres Lenox, Mass. UNDER SAME MANAGEMENT. Batchelder & SnyderCompany Packers—Poultry Dressers Beef, Lamb, Veal, Poultry, Game, But ter. Cheese, Eggs, Butterine, Hams, Bacon, Sausages, Olives
RM2CF4CXE–. Northward-ho! Covering Maine's inland resorts, Moosehead Lake, the Rangeleys, Belgrade lakes and Poland Spring. Batchelder & Snydercompainy Packers—Poultry Dressers WHOLKSAI.H ONLY Beef, Lamb, Veal, Poultry, Game, But-ter, Cheese, Eggs, Butterine, Hams,Bacon, Sausages, Olives, Oils, etc. Boston, Mass.. MORANDI-PROCTOR CO. The Last Word in Cooking Apparatus for Hotels, Restaurants, Clubs, Institu-tions and Steamboats 48-50 Union StreetBOSTON, MASS. ..Stonckigl) Court.. CONNECTICUT AVE. AND L STREET WASHINGTON, D. C. Apartments, furnished or unfurnished, arranged single and en suite, rented fo
RM2CF5EBR–. Northward-ho! Covering Maine's inland resorts, Moosehead Lake, the Rangeleys, Belgrade lakes and Poland Spring. Batchelder & Snydercompainy Packers—Poultry Dressers Beef, Lamb, Veal, Poultry, Game, But-ter. Cheese, Eggs, Butterine. Hams,Bacon, Sausages, Olives, Oils, etc. Boston, Mass.. MORANDI-PROCTOR CO. The Last Word in Cooking Apparatus lor Hotels, Restaurants, Clubs, Institu-tions and Steamboats 48-50 Union StreetBOSTON, MASS. ..StonclelSD Court.. CONNECTICUT AVE. AND L STREET Washington, D.C. Apartments, furnished or unfurnished, arranged single and en suite, rented for short or long p
RM2CEXA4C–. The Tiger (student newspaper), Sept. 1900-June 1901. ng game and one no student can affordto miss. Admission 10 cents. To buy something that ia not good because iticheap. Nine times out of ten its so cheap youcannot use it or, at the best, only part of it. EVERY SHELF Table and counter in our store is loaded to theedge with the freshest and most desirable »ndappetizing eatables. .0 spoiled fruits, no stal.vegetables, no poor meats, no butterine here;—havent room for t. em. Good goods win goodcustomers. Thats what we are alter. Hemenway & Son 115 SOUTH TEJON STREET. Telephone 37 LOANS. HOUSES
RM2CH70EF–. The street railway review . erns had over $6,000,000 invested, utilized theservices of more than 11,000 workmen and produced nearly $50,-000,000 worth of goods. In the lard, lard oil and stearine in-dustries four firms, with a capital of $2,000,000, employed 3,000people and turned out $7,500,000 of finished products. The sixfirms making butterine had a capital of $2,500,000, worked nearly2,000 hands and produced $4,500,000 worth of this article. Fifteenfirms were engaged in the manufacture of sausage, their com-bined capital was $2,000,000, the number of workers 1,800, andthe value of the pr
RM2CEXARC–. The Tiger (student newspaper), Sept. 1900-June 1901. appetizing eatables. ..o spoiled fruits, no stal«vegetables, no poor meats, no butterine here;—havent room for t. rm. Good goods win goodcustomers. Thats what we are alter. Hemenway & Son 115 SOUTH TEJON STREET. Telephone 37 LOANS. HOUSES TO RENT. W. W. WILLIAMSON real Estate andInsurance Mining Stocks. THE PLAZA HOTEL New and Modern Throughout. CuisineUnexcelled. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. John E. Mayo, Mgr. THE W. E. HOOK View, Book and Stationery Company 27-27H S. Tejon St. Views, Books, Stationery, Office Sup-plies, Toys and Fancy Goods.
RM2CJ556M–. Springhillian Oct 1919 - July 1920 New Series Vol. XII No. 1 - 4 . L, H. Meyer & Sons THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER NOBBY CLOTHES FOR THE YOUNG MAN COLLEGE HATS AND FURNISHINGS Baerman-Huguenot Electric Company Inc. CONTRACTORS—DEALERS Lighting Fixtures Motors Prest-o-Lite Batteries and Service 5 ST. EMANUEL STREET BOTH PHONES 1902 MAWW^^^^^WWA^VW^Wft^W^W<W^W^^WA^WA^I J. R. COURTNEY Manufacturers Agents BUTTER and BUTTERINE 66 SOUTH WATER STREETMobile, Ala. EMILE HERPIN Little Jeweler DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY Repairing :: Mobile, Ala.. COURTRIGHT & WHITINGSUPPLY CO., Inc. MILL AND MARIN
RM2CGP75D–. Documentary journal of Indiana 1905 . LS LAUNDRY. For officers, dozen 739 For girls and housework, dozen 22,879 AVERAGE PRICE PAID DURING YEAR. Flour, per barrel $4 75 Fresh meats, family 05 Fresh meats, officers 12^/^ Pickle pork, pound 07 Potatoes, bushel 45 Beans, bushel 1 911/4 Butter, per pound 30 Butterine O914 Milk, gallon 15 Tea, pound 26 Coffee pound 141/2 Sugar, per 100 pounds 5 82 Ice, per ton • 3 00 a WOMANS PRISON. TABLE No. 11—Continued. SHOWING WORK DONE BY INMATES DURING THE YEAR. SEWING FOE PATRONS. Qnilts 48 Comforts 2 Table cloths hemmed. . 13 ISTapkins, hemmed 144 Bed spr
RMREB8N4–. Concrete silos... JELKE DAIRY FAR ., GOOD LUCK BUTTERINE ms^. mm ' m Fig. 55. Two larj^e monolithic silos on the .lelke Dairy Farm, Dundee, 111. The combined capacity of both silos is nearly 600 tons. The silo on the left was built by a contractor, and that on the right by farm labor under the direction of Mr. W. A. Dickinson, the farm superintendent. Both silos have concrete roofs.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the origi
RMRD3PY2–. Elementary agriculture. Agriculture. COTTON 153 One-third of the oil is bought by packing houses and used in this way to make lard. It is also used in the manufacture of butterine and in place of olive oil. Fish are packed in it. The poor product, that cannot be put to better use, is made into soap. Oil Meal. After the oil is crushed out, the rest. Courtesy of Hilliard Land Company, Florida Fig. 81. A cotton field ready for pickers. of the seed is ground into meal which is used instead of corn to feed to cattle. In this way the Southern farmer feeds his cattle from his own produce, in- stead
RMRD40P2–. Elementary agriculture. Agriculture. COTTON 153 One-third of the oil is bought by packing houses and used in this way to make laid. It is also used in the manufacture of butterine and in place of olive oil. Fish are packed in it. The poor product, that cannot be put to better use, is made into soap. Oil Meal. After the oil is crushed out, the rest. St^'^y-^- Courtesy of Hilliard Land Company, Florida Fig. 81. A cotton field ready for piclcers. of the seed is ground into meal which is used instead of corn to feed to cattle. In this way the Southern farmer feeds his cattle from his own produce
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