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1923 Print Edwin A. Kanst Chicago Black Earth Company - ORIGINAL CP1 XGU7 Lard is made from pig

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Lard is made from pig fat and was often used like butter

Bullis speaking with Lowell Miller

Pictured are images of Judson Harmon-- the governor of Ohio

who was an ancient Egyptian Pharaoh of the twelfth dynasty

Large tear - bottom center

1923 Print Edwin A. Kanst Chicago Black Earth Company - ORIGINAL CP1 XGU7 Lard is made from pigEdwin A. Kanst, President of Kanst Black Earth Company, Landscape Gardeners. This is an original 1923 black and white print of Edwin A. Kanst, a Chicago landscape gardener who, they said, could "grow grass on a billiard ball." Period Paper has obtained an unusual collection of prints with character sketches of Chicago movers and shakers from the 1920's. These men (yes, they are all male) were active in the business, industrial, and professional life

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