The Packers' Encyclopedia Blue Book

This is not a pulp magazine. The OCR text describes The Packers' Encyclopedia: Blue Book of the American Meat Packing and Allied Industries, a 1922 technical handbook edited by Paul I. Aldrich and published by The National Provisioner. This is an industrial reference work, not fiction. It consists of three parts: a how-to manual covering cattle, hog, and small stock slaughter and processing operations; statistical charts documenting U.S. and Canadian meat industry data from 1907-1922, including livestock prices, production, and consumption figures; and a trade directory listing meat packers, dealers, renderers, and affiliated businesses across North America and internationally. The opening chapters detail cattle breeds, market classifications, and slaughtering procedures with illustrations from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.