 | Agriculture - 1865 - 572 pages
...and his family from the drudgery of the 'u.uiifadiire and cure of cheese. It is not pretended that i better quality of cheese can be made at the factory...than in families, but that it is quite as fine as the bc»t, and thercfjff above the average of that manufactured in small parcels. 1 be objections urged... | |
 | Report of the Commissioner of Agriculture - 1866 - 664 pages
...bandage, aimatto, boxes, &c., and, finally, relieving the farmer and lift family from the 'iiudgery of the manufacture and care of cheese. It is not pretended...the best, and therefore above the average of that mauul'actured in small parcels. We have enumerated some of the causes that conspire to depreciate the... | |
 | United States Commissioner of Agriculture - 1866 - 660 pages
...systems. ADVANTAGES OF THE FACTORY SYSTEM. The advantages claimed for the factory system are, superior quality, uniformity, higher prices, saving, by buying...wholesale, such materials as salt, bandage, annatto, boxes, &c., and, finally, relieving the farmer and his family from the drudgery of the manufacture and care... | |
 | United States. Department of Agriculture - Agriculture - 1866 - 656 pages
...systems. ADVANTAGES OF THE FACTORY SYSTEM. The advantages claimed for the factory system are, superior quality, uniformity, higher prices, saving, by buying at wholesale, such materials as salt, bandage, anuatto, boxes, &c., and, finally, relieving the fanner and his family from the drudgery of the manufacture... | |
 | The Journal of the Royal Agricultural Society of England - 1870 - 796 pages
...the paper alreadv quoted from (P. 439):" The advantages claimed for the factory-system are superior quality, uniformity, higher prices, saving by buying at wholesale such materials as salt, anotta, boxes, &c., and finally relieving the farmer and his family from the drudgery of the manufacture... | |
 | Royal Agricultural Society of England - Agriculture - 1870 - 750 pages
...paper alreadv quoted from (p. 439):— " The advantages claimed for the factory-system are superior quality, uniformity, higher prices, saving by buying at wholesale such materials as salt, anotta, boxes, &c., and finally relieving the farmer and his family from the drudgery of the manufacture... | |
 | Maine. Board of Agriculture - Agriculture - 1863 - 492 pages
...which we give below. Mr. Willard says : " The advantages claimed for the factory system are superior quality, uniformity, higher prices, saving by buying...than in families, but that it is quite as fine as the beet, and therefore above the average of that manufactured in email parcels. Some of the causes which... | |
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... and finally, relieving the farmer and his family from the drudgery of the manufacture and care of cheese. \ It is not pretended that a better quality of cheese can be made at the factory than in families, but that it is quite as fine as the beet,... 