The World almanac and encyclopedia . the latter and can be had at half the price. WINE IS NOT A LUXURY.—It is a mistake to regard wine as a luxury. Itis a natural food and a tonic. It should be one of the necessaries of life among ourpeople, the same as it is among millions of people in Europe, where wine is partof the daily food and meal. Finally, good, pure American wine is cheap. Tou can now buy wine at thestores by the bottle or gallon at a very moderate price. You can get a gallon ofordinary wine at from seventy-five cents to one dollar a gallon, or from twenty totwenty-five cents a quart
The World almanac and encyclopedia . the latter and can be had at half the price. WINE IS NOT A LUXURY.—It is a mistake to regard wine as a luxury. Itis a natural food and a tonic. It should be one of the necessaries of life among ourpeople, the same as it is among millions of people in Europe, where wine is partof the daily food and meal. Finally, good, pure American wine is cheap. Tou can now buy wine at thestores by the bottle or gallon at a very moderate price. You can get a gallon ofordinary wine at from seventy-five cents to one dollar a gallon, or from twenty totwenty-five cents a quart, which makes it about as cheap a drink as milk, tea,coffee or soda water. If you would like to know more about our good American wines write for thefollowing booklets: The Food Value of Wines, by Prof. E. H. Twight; TheOne Best Drink—Wine, by Rev. R. D. Sawyer; How to Use Wines, by L. They will be sent free by addressing the AMERICAN WINE GROWERSASSOCIATION, 304 Broadway, New York. 16—P Trusses Like These Are a Crime.
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