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Bulletin Volume 63-69. United States Bureau of Industry

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Author: United States Bureau of Industry
Page Count: 296 pages
Published Date: 01 May 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
Type: eBook
ISBN: 9781232026563
File Name: Bulletin.Volume.63-69.pdf
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1904 Excerpt: ...in the market of San Luis Potosi 4 for 1 cent. Old fruit isa dark mauve on the outside and bright maroon inside. A juicy, agreeable fruit which might make a good wine. At the base is a white patch, and at the apex under the skin is a circle of rose color. Many consider this equal in quality to anv tuna. Disappears from market at the end of October." (Palmer.) (No."7.) 9135 to 9146--Continued. 9142. Blanca mama. "Sold in the market of San Luis Potosi in piles of 7 for 1 cent. The fruit is greenish-white outside and a lighter white (writh an icy look) inside. An agreeable juicy flavor renders it fine for early meals. It has rather a thin skin, and is one of the choicest tunas. Out of season at end of October." (Palmer.) (No. 8.) 9143. ToconosUe. "Fruit resembling a peach, with seed compacted in the center to represent the stone. The outside is a soft green when the fruit is young and of a salmon color when it is older. The flesh is solid and has an acid taste. Marmalade is made of it by removing the rind and seed core, boiling in water to remove the sourness, and cooking in sugar in the usual manner for marmalade. The fruit is also eaten chopped up and fried. Good pickles are said to be made of it. It is also cut into pieces and put into soups or boiled with vegetables and meats, and can be preserved in the ordinary way. It is also candied to represent white Smyrna figs, being first boiled in water (after the seeds have been removed from the apex) and then in sugar the usual way for candied fruit." (Palmer.) (No. 9.) 9144. Chamila. "Sold 10 for 1 cent in the market of San Luis Potosi. The fruit is a dark-mauve color outside and lighter colored inside. The rind is rather thick. The fleshy parts represent lines of white circle...

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