Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-09-13

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bus be- nIasf ptctZ hes rfz1. material
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work. o: ttee zzterr n ffosz rpeasvv t1o
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ss1.sa9 nso9ee ftlsfJy than Us dzaee IN tia
ogfsat WITH thee coarses p.asesars 2 thzuaa
n the east. thee pEese-r gcasos hasfe
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% tkse neggo0casiaa ass "a tssa usessr has
Deeaa veil shsSsm9 Hisa WIGS rzayy be-
h1zbsr than these OF ttss OF sgsf "a aapcs..
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psrr dssg bat ma abaiityy TOO aecoarsss
resaitss when pgoserfyy saresrfsea Is
cosresaoaaiEz4ty h3sfL
Z Tre>ainsp Tree rsaa L.ssss.
/ L.sst IA turn NON to- the uros.sszs
~ ne fac4ovrg TEl@s Leaves b.o1s:ntt o.
ffssta ftoAan the fI<4aa asee weighed azsa
csediteoa TOO tLse respective Rseaeess
They them seo throaz.na az series %
treatments thSa- rausst be- "a east
bsfesslg indicates il th.se proasSg1za witt
9hleah thes Eaanuia0euTeeosf tea A. be.ss.s
aree to- ~. unaerssocal Esngr thse uaz3s.
90 green seaG thee ffeafh ear rgazgst -
Igoazsisits s2sb1sceeSst 20 a. hisha degree
% bsaty ifsl osrteFrtoo d1sstoyy thseo1iai5z
Ing ess1sIaess a. class % ssisssaslress
@faieal woHia otherwise Brfi1ge aa5oEst
~ series on unaessraalse changes tiiars
ing; tbsa Aser processes
Uistiii recentlts teas eat too bee rasa5
lntoo sresss tea has Deenl aaaaea1 fyf
somewhat ETfinittrea ana lAberftvs5
rst'tho'sss yvithin the lAsst ffea ysafss
the nfufnnoaa.1sann rroeesSs, tgFy
wDicaa livea steam iss turned intoo "A
tight recensaflSa containing ttse Dawes
TO BE- treated naxs Beesa inttnaiRaegl
largely Bgs Bffttshh tea planters az
this process water is condenser
afnnHE Ties Leaves Inducing a sep1Fne
cofiaition} with negee or less Ibsss ofi
siabstaBeess tlifoaesh the removal al
this surplus rnDlssufes Or. sslesss.rn
Ias atssi tgIecf AND PM into rsse aIaaIr1a.
ratiiss wllietil probably represents thu
most pesrecsi thing FOR his unruep q
NOW onsfateeil III consists OF a. lhsr,
Slowly revolving horizontal cyalndfgy
through the entglh Of which the lf,,a
I is atttaneesil by a. safzts OF projecting
iientss Heated air. is drawn through
tbs cs2inies bts rneauas % a. blb,vesr an
the leaves in tlieais riassaeee tlifnngti
the eyaiuttes5 falling through ttin lIfat.
et aiig are rendered. tiIprometilr fit,tsl,yg
arai N for further liaralinrs in less
than half ani ionn Tia this aupatatuss
mt only dness uo surplus water aeon.
mulatee ON Jlfee lear bnltt IL lis rat.ies-
refnefea ready FOR Immediate rollinps
by the removal % q uroBsYr quantity
/ t nnissure. The leaf. now rettiiras.j
'oN neat to- linn nnist state iss iininaffi
atein mt inte tie rolling rnachines
The rolling PROCESS, dbne forrnsrstyih,
hand cftesis the ceals. OF tie leaf am
worlss thee Juices too thea auTara n.
also inparrs 70 thes leaf thee tsyssses
! anpsarauee characteristics ~ tins c,rn.
lnercfa artielb The rnlledi leaf soas1
fIFsr{ ff,4 tft,a fftsff,<s 49,. -
surplus water is5 drfpesa an. ana thu
aromatic properties % the tess dtsreahr1
cd. untli the tea IS nearly ftv ia lac,:ss
lltttF peculiar tea.aroma lifGvtnIg 81,
f'eet, an oeicr distinctly iisspgeaaliles
stte9 the attfiE process Is eeInnltsesf
tlIea hot diss TEA IS pat into ttr,rsft tim
cans, where III iss Septs until graded
and' psc,ses fnfr gnar,Setl IN the cssa
OF oolcnte cal tile process vsaffess a..
sentiallN onlW ia a. less ftiuultp,i
initial beating
In aaadbe blaesS tea tie lfT.~sh ll.,.fl
tlattt Ilifessessi diirifsae the afternoon. "a
sfsesai ont on thee dfsaug-.ibsrss on the
f'stssbsss ana lest OVER night TO witt M
fssrtofss tesapeTatufee TgIee al1er.s al
tllisa Is q, preserve itlftsct tiies a,IxSsnss:
and thts Substances acsee on s,v them
itssean OF dessrossuc tt4srni as IN The
cessaes ~ sssessr tees vHerp property witt.
ID TIE leaves 8tea rollea - I'M tils
csss NJ ggeenl IA SUD spread ont u,
cieau Tables in wall ventilated rr,arns
To- permit oxidation to- talso pistrae n,
tdis fa~nenfstsees nro~esSs ttitnus,s Lin
'sctson az orsdiE;nes snss~nes. he IAN.
Iiina AMI caftsiu other noliess ar, x,ssf.
fesi. with tie rebuilt tilAt reafiis
nowrn substances ara fnr-neai which
ssNea the basis tor the nnna 'blafs
aa' ny dsrfsening the color OF tiieaurSns
Y met. Other Substances concerned M
ne graduation uf the forna sse slsn
tireetait. Alter sufficient oxidation has
l.i'sen 1ifce rae tea iE agaiu rolled ami
aredA as inst desc1hesl The ffsasl
uaa lesTes nf the Gurenonn ara t.fus.
neiatE tar lie making N. an sxcaile,,t
aiio az ss'aen tea fnr t.ie eweniur nest
ir cile same iigss rNia aS,s,s,. 1sa,.s,..s "a,