Improved Steam Canner

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · May 17, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 19.

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Improved Steam Canner

Have just completed a High Pressure Steam Canner for home and market canning that cans everything so it keeps, without preservatives, in any climate. It is made of boiler steel of sufficient strength to stand more pressure than is ever required. The Process Kettle will last a life time with ordinary care. Requires about one fourth the time for cooking that is required by the hot-water canners or on a stove, therefore is a great time and fuel saver. Burns coal, wood, etc.
The smallest size can be used on a stove, and will cook a meal in a few minutes. This canner is very accurate; is provided with Steam Gage, Safety Valve, and Thermometer. Glass or tin cans can be used. Canning is a very interesting and profitable industry. You can realize more from a small piece of ground than the ordinary farmer does from a large farm. This canner is accurate; any one can do the finest canning from the beginning. There is a ready market for first-class canned goods everywhere. You can make the finest protose or meat substitute, for about six cents per pound, and fine canned beans. Fruits and vegetables canned with this High Pressure Steam Canner become very tender, but not mushy.
Corn is one of the hardest things to can. The large canning factories use 245 degrees F. for canning corn. With the many canners on the market, or on a stove, you can get only 212 degrees F., but with this canner you can get 255 degrees or more.
It is the only complete High Pressure Steam Canner for home and market canning, on the market. Capacity of from 400 to 20,000 cans per day.
This supplies a long-looked-for article.
This canner is fully guaranteed, and in simplicity, durability, and practical working, surpasses them all. Complete receipts and instructions with each canner.
The price is within the reach of all. Send for a circular. Agents wanted everywhere.
JETHRO KLOSS, M.E., St. Peter, Minn.