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Spices, Their Nature and Growth; The Vanilla Bean; A Talk on Tea

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McCORMICK & CO. Importers and Grinders of Spices Manufacturing Chemists Importers of Tea BALTIMORE, MARYLAND

Copyright, 1915, by McCormick & Co., Baltimore, Md.

MUNDER THOMSEN PRESS, BALTIMORE
MUNDER THOMSEN PRESS, BALTIMORE

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Dedicated to Domestic Science and to those who are devoting their energy, talent and time to the dissemination of that knowledge which makes for purer and better foods—to the Domestic Science Teachers of America.

In response to hundreds of requests from schools, colleges and individuals for information regarding the different varieties of Spices we have prepared this booklet, and have endeavored to give as concisely as possible the facts necessary to a thorough understanding of the subject.

As there has hitherto been no complete compilation along this line, it has been necessary to obtain from foreign sources much of the material, while some of the illustrations represent weeks of patient research by our art department.

To the U. S. Department of Agriculture we are indebted for much valuable information, and for this we wish to make due acknowledgment.

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Illustration from Spices, Their Nature and Growth; The Vanilla Bean; A Talk on Tea

(Capsicums)

Chillie or Guinea Pepper

Japan

Bombay

Spanish

Paprika Pod

(Chillies) Mombassa Japan

(White) Muntok Singapore

Pod Pepper

Black Pepper

Tellicherry

Long Pepper

Aleppy

Lampong

½ Natural size

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