Hand Painted Kiln Fired Ceramics/ Pottery. Measures approximately 3.5" W x 3.5"H A cute trinket dish with a happy little gnome! Hold your rings on the hat and earrings or other jewelry in the dish. Gnome ring dish holder.
In the United States since 1825, more than 30,000 soft drink bottlers have created and sold fizzy soft drinks to everyday consumers like you and I. Amazingly, those companies produced in excess of 16,000 different brands and drink names – most of which survive only as part of our collective memories and because of ardent researchers and collectors. The demise of the golden age of remedies, elixirs, and tonics, along with the Temperance Movement and increased leisure time among working class Americans, led to the nation’s voracious thirst for non-alcoholic liquid refreshment. Many beverage companies rose to the challenge, including notable ones in the Granite State such as Lafayette Beverages, Cocheco Bottling, Cott Beverages, Lucky Strike Ginger Ale, Conner Bottling Works, and Coca-Cola Beverages Northeast.
New Hampshire also saw its share of historic spring water locations—some destination spa sites but also commercial bottling ventures; Londonderry Lithia Spring, Cohas Springs, Ponemah Springs, Castle Springs and Balsams Spring are but a few.
In Granite Fizz: The Untold Story of Spring Water and Flavored Tonic in New Hampshire, we explore the roots of the soft drink and water bottling industries and the Granite State’s historic and current role in these significant commercial ventures that touch virtually all of our lives today.
Author’s note: Throughout this book, tonic is used to denote the term many New England Yankees used when referring to any carbonated soft drink just as Midwesterners commonly call any soda, pop. Here in the second decade of the 21st century, the term tonic is primarily heard only in some enclaves of Boston or in more rural sections of northern New England. The term’s origins are likely rooted in the era when bottled nostrums and elixirs were part of everyday diets before they evolved into simple fizzy refreshments.
These handmade dryer balls offer a sustainable way to soften laundry, reduce static, and cut drying time. Paired with a refreshing spray mist infused with pure essential oils, they add a gentle, natural fragrance to your clothes—without synthetic chemicals. Just spritz the balls before tossing them in the dryer for a clean, aromatic finish every time.
This charming embroidered flour sack towel is stitched with "Sisters make the perfect best friends." This towel celebrates the special bond between siblings in style.
Sisters are the perfect best friends Embroidered Towel
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Celebrate grandma's wisdom with this 27"x27" embroidered towel: "Grandma's rules are the best rules." This flour sack towel blends nostalgia with functionality, honoring her love and guidance.
Enhance your kitchen with this 27"x27" embroidered flour sack towel, showcasing the timeless phrase "happily ever after"—a charming touch to your home decor, evoking feelings of warmth and contentment.
This embroidered kitchen towel will add some plant-themed fun to your kitchen! Made for plant lovers and those who don't take themselves too seriously, this quirky towel is sure to make you smile. No green thumb required!
MFB Studios LLC
MFB Studios LLC
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L&S Made in the USA
L&S Made in the USA
Pleasant Little Studio
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