Heyden Food Products at Century of Progress Exhibit
The Heyden Food Products Corporation of Monterey California brings its canned sardine and tuna display to the Century of Progress in Chicago opening June 1. The booth features museum style glass jars showing raw fish in preservation solution, including sardines in olive oil tomato sauce and curry sauce and white meat tuna from Monterey. The exhibit will also show processed canned forms and likely glass jars of salt and pickled fish.
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Mrs Roosevelt Attends Great Inaugural Ball
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