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MAY 2 - Today in Food History


- National Truffles Day


1878 At 7 a.m., the Washburn A flour mill in Minneapolis exploded, sending the roof 500 feet in the air.  18 workers were killed and seven other flour mills were also destroyed.

1885 ‘Good Housekeeping’ magazine begins publication.  Founded by Clark W. Bryan, the magazine was purchased by Hearst publishing in 1911.

1934 Sergey Vasilyevich Lebedev died.  A Russian chemist who developed a method for large scale production of synthetic rubber.  Production of polybutadiene was begun in 1932 using potatoes and limestone as raw materials.
 

 

 

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