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Conversion. Rendering of household fats. Cracklings discharged by an expeller at a rendering plant. These cracklings consist of meat, bones and some fats, and are used as animal food
Conversion. Rendering of household fats. Cracklings discharged by an expeller at a rendering plant. These cracklings consist of meat, bones and some fats, and are used as animal food
Conversion. Rendering of household fats. Bagging finished meat scrap at a fat rendering plant. This material, made from cracklings produced in the rendering of waste household fats, is used as animal food. It contains fifty percent of proteins, free fatty acids, some grease and waste ash. It is important in that it aids directly in the raising of animals used for human food
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Conversion. Rendering of household fats. Moisture and foreign matter from reclaimed household greases are drained from cookers into open vats at a rendering plant. The liquid next drains into a settling tank where additional tallow is recovered. The residue becomes cracklings, consisting of meat, bones and some fats, and will be used as animal food
Conversion. Rendering of household fats. Moisture and foreign matter from reclaimed household greases are drained from cookers into open vats at a rendering plant. The liquid next drains into a settling tank where additional tallow is recovered. The residue becomes cracklings, consisting of meat, bones and some fats, and will be used as animal food
Conversion. Rendering of household fats. Huge quantities of tin cans are reclaimed at a fat rendering plant for forwarding to a detinning plant. Often they are prepared the way the householder does. These cans come to the rendering plant filled with reclaimed household fats
Conversion. Rendering of household fats. Household waste fats, in the tin cans in which America housewives saved them, arrive at a rendering plant. The steel drums in which the cans are packed make many round trips between the plant and the meat markets at which the fats are collected
Conversion. Rendering of household fats. Reclaimed household greases from America's kitchens drain into an open vat at a rendering plant. Some of the batches are recooked with additional fats to bring them up to certain specific grades
Conversion. Rendering of household fats. Cracklings discharged by an expeller at a rendering plant. These cracklings consist of meat, bones and some fats, and are used as animal food
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Public domain photograph of indoor, interior activity, America in the 1930s, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
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household fats
cracklings
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meat
bones
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electric generating plant
power generation
electric power
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Date
01/01/1943
Contributors
Palmer, Alfred T., photographer
United States. Office of War Information.
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Library of Congress
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