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September 26, 1951 (Creation)
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5 photographs : b&w copy negatives ; 8 x 10 cm and 10 x 8 cm
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51-2850_002, 51-2850_003, 51-2850_004 and 51-2850_005 appeared on Page 17 of the Wednesday, September 26, 1951 edition of the newspaper as part of the article: "Insects and Disease Make Fruit Growing a Gamble."
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Photo caption from published versions of 51-2850_002 and 51-2850_003: "PACKING "FANCIES" - Otto May (left) and Gordon Duncan (centre) of Kitchener watch two graders at work [51-2850_002]. The wheel "kicks" apples off the endless belt into their proper tray. Smaller apples passing under the wheel go into another size classification. Clinton Ryerse, (extreme right) [51-2850_003] demonstrates how apples are so neatly ring-packed in bushels."
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Photo caption from published version of 51-2850_004: "QUICK FINGERS - Tree run apples are coming out of polisher onto rubber rolls. The quick fingers of Mrs. May (right) and another helper pick cee grades and culls off while the fancies and extra-fancies continue until they hit the endless belt and are graded for size."
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Photo caption from published version of 51-2850_005: "CULLS! - Three apples make 12 inches. But they don't necessarily make good eating, according to Otto May of Vittoria. Due to his strict grading schedule, these three Baxters are going to the cider mill because of slight defects."