1944 Print Margarine Nucoa Coconut Cow Spread Ads Butter Children Oil Oleo FZ7 AAW1 the Secretary of Navy added

the Secretary of Navy added the task of searching for the long-overdue Vega and the Swedish polar expedition of Adolf Erik Nordenskiöld

Gordon Edwards' The Queen of Sheba (1921) showing a chariot race between Queens

Please note that there is wrinkling in the margins and a blemish in the upper margin that are NOT visible in the digital image

looming above the wreckage of a spaceship and the mummified corpses of its former crew

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1944 Print Margarine Nucoa Coconut Cow Spread Ads Butter Children Oil Oleo FZ7 AAW1 the Secretary of Navy addedThis is an original 1944 halftone print of various advertisements for margarine. The caption writes, "These faces asked forgiveness for margarine's liaison with the 'coconut cow.'" Before World War I, margarine was mostly comprised of animal fats oleo and lard. During World War I, the scarcity of ingredients lead researchers to find a different recipe; coconut oil was imported and introduced into the spread, and was politically hazardous for the