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Magnet cream separator cook book

1910

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Presented as published in 1910. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Stretch carpet as tight as possible on the floor. Give three coats of flour paste about the thickness of starch, taking care that each coat is perfectly dry before applying the other. Make a solution of thin glue water and apply three coats. Let last coat dry with lots of air and sun, out doors if possible. This is the filling. Paint on this 2 or 3 coats of any color desired. — Mrs. W. Bruce. AFTER NINE YEARS SHOWS NO WEAR— NO REPAIRS. Geo. G. Barrows, Milk River, Alta., Sept. 8th, 1909, says:— I have used your MAGNET Separator now about nine years, and it has cost me not a cent for repairs. It shows no actual wear and is in good order to- day, and I can highly recommend it to be a first-class machine. WHAT IS A BARGAIN IN A CREAM SEPARATOR. A low priced horse or cow is not always a bargain. Neither is a low priced suit of clothes or a buggy. Then why apply the low price as the only way to reckon a bargain in a Cream Separator? Of all machines made for farmers' use it runs the fastest. That means great wear unless it is strongly built in every part. But the low priced man does not ask you to judge his machine by the build or its good skimming or its easy turning or its easy washing, or its long life, but just offers it a few dol- lars less than you can buy the MAGNET, which possesses all these quali- fications. Would you risk your money on such a detail? You are safe if you buy the MAGNET. )It is a bargain that will last 50 years. OUT OF THE OLD FIELD COMETH NEW CORN. There were cream separators before the MAGNET, of course. Just as the flail and threshing floor preceded the threshing machine. The fields of human endeavor have been pretty well plowed over in the last few hundred years. We cultivate the same fields, but we raise a new crop. In our corner of the field we are producing results more simply and more effectively than has been done before. Of course we mean the MAGNET Cream Separator. That is our crop. It grows under the hands of our skilled workmen just as truly as the finest crop of grain is grown on your farm by skilful cultivation. Our cultivation consists in producing out of the finest steel, bronze, tin, brass and iron a Cream Separator built on perfect mechanical lines, run by square gear, a large bowl supported at both ends (MAGNET Patent), a one piece skimmer (easily cleaned), the MAGNET Brake stops the machine in 8 seconds, preventing wear; there is so little friction that children can easily skim the milk of 50 cows taking out all the butter fat but a trace, at the same time separating all foreign matter from both milk and cream. The double supported bowl will not wobble or get out of balance , which insures perfect skimming. You know a wobbling bowl will not ' skim clean, that is why the single supported bowl has been superceded by the MAGNET'S double supported bowl. Each tank has a MAGNET Sanitary Strainer (MAGNET Patent). The strong, solid frame in which all the parts are enclosed hold them firm and rigid, so that they will not wear out in fifty years. What a pleasure it would be for you to own one of these perfect machines, which is fifty years away from the scrap heap. W. H. Aldred, Maple Creek, Sask., 1908:— The MAGNET is all it is cracked up to be. I have used several kinds but the MAGNET is the best. 1 recommend it as the best anyone can buy.