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consumed today is made from
vegetable oil. The
spread was
originally named oleomargarine from
Latin for
oleum (olive oil) and Gr****
margarite ("pearl", indicating...
- products, and
advocated against the sale of
oleomargarine,
which became po****r in the late 1800s.
Oleomargarine,
which is made by
emulsifying lard with milk...
- "My
Platonic Sweetheart" (1912, posthumous) "The
Purloining of
Prince Oleomargarine" (2017, posthumous)
Short story collections The
Celebrated Jumping Frog...
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refer to a
variety of things:
Colloquial term for margarine, a.k.a.
oleomargarine Oleic acid Oleo strut, a type of
shock absorbers on
aircraft landing...
- to the
problem of food adulteration. The
Oleomargarine Act (1902)
authorized the
definition of
oleomargarine "for the
purpose of
collecting taxes on imported...
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regulatory purposes. The
Court upheld by a 6–3 vote a
federal tax on
colored oleomargarine,
rejecting contentions that it
exceeded Congressional authority. The...
- said a wise old man, And Lord, if that's true, I'm a
garbage can! At
oleomargarine I'll
never mutter, For the road to **** is
spread with butter. And cake...
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early years,
including glue, oil, fertilizer, hairbrushes, buttons,
oleomargarine, and drugs, made from
slaughterhouse byproducts.
Armour operated in...
-
chemist Hippolyte Mège-Mouriès, who in 1869
patented a
product he
named oleomargarine,
later shortened simply to margarine. His most
important social reform...
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Henry Amazing Audiobooks for
Young Adults The
Purloining of
Prince Oleomargarine by Mark
Twain and
others Notable Children's
Recordings 2019
Daisy Jones...
