History of Cliquot Club Ginger Ale and its origins
A fragment recounts Cliquot Club Ginger Ale as a famed drink tied to a 19th century bottling effort by Lansing Millis. It notes a 1885 start, the growth of a large ginger ale industry, and a naming influence from Millis's club friends, referencing figures in food economy and publishing.
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Tomato Cocktail Debuts At Rotary Club Luncheon
A new cocktail using tomato juice was introduced to America during a Chicago Rotary Club luncheon attended by the Canners' association delegates at their convention. The drink showcases tomato juice as its base.
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Canners’ Association
Chicago Rotary Club
Ginger ale history and Millis spring legend in New Hogland
A tale traces Cloquet Club ginger ale from Mr. Millis’s spring on his land to a thriving regional beverage, with a note that rival brands like Cherry Club emerged later. The piece highlights the spring’s famed purity, the growth of a company, and the increasing demand in New England cities. It also includes an aside about a bread loaf recipe and sandwich ideas.
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Boston
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Travels Change Fruits and Food Plants Across Continents
A historical look at how travel and exchange shaped fruits and crops. The pineapple’s journey from the Americas to Europe and back to Hawaii illustrates global horticultural exchange. English varieties grown in Hawaii influenced local cultivation, shaping the islands’ fruit landscape.
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America
Hawaii
Paradice Islands
Japanese Salad Recipe With Salmon and Rice
A recipe outlines mixing cooled rice with flaked salmon seasoned with salt paprika and French dressing. Chill thoroughly and serve on crisp lettuce with celery garnish. Canned salmon may be used as a substitute.
Stuffed Crabs From Old Recipe Card
A damaged recipe describes stuffed crabs using raw crab meat, cream, loaf bread crumbs, an egg, onion juice, and red pepper. Fill crab shells, top with crumbs and butter, bake until browned, and finish with a lemon drizzle. Serves ten to twelve shells.
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