Prize Winning Essay on Meat Through the Ages
Mary Lindley wins a national prize for an essay tracing meat as a basic life necessity from caveman hunts to modern packing houses. The piece covers early preservation, American Indian methods, colonial imports, and the vital role of meat in nutrition. It notes meat as a central meal element and its evolving supply chain from producers to global distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lamb
Bo-bo
Ho-ti
China
Europe
Columbus
America
New England
Ecaveman
Food and Its Standing in the World
A brief remark on food asserting it will retain its high position globally from today’s perspective, reflecting a confident view of enduring value and influence.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cousihann
Braun
Mary Lindley
Sonry
Ution
Morgans
Washington
J. Pierpont Morgan
John W. Davis
Senate
Junis 8
Morgan
Century of Progress
Carrie B. Neely
Chicago
Lillian Anderson
Racine, Mich
Moulton
Fairy Grounds
Burlington
SAT. Sun
Jasper
Richard
Thesa
Wera Eng