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The Eureka Patent Condensing Coffee and Tea Urns and Pots
| Name | The Eureka Patent Condensing Coffee and Tea Urns and Pots |
| Ortssitz | New York City |
| Straße | University Place 62 |
| Art des Unternehmens | Kochkesselfabrik |
| Anmerkungen | Betriebsleiter: George Jones. Auch Wasser- und Milchkessel für Hotels, Boarding-Houses, Restaurants, Dampfer, private Familien, etc. |
| Quellenangaben | [New Yorks great industries (1884) 239] |
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Ereignis |
| 1866 |
Gründung |
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Bem. |
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Bem. |
Kommentar |
| Kaffeekessel |
1884 |
[New York's great industries (1884)] |
1884 |
[New York's great industries (1884)] |
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| Teekessel |
1884 |
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| ZEIT | 1884 |
| THEMA | Firmendarstellung |
| TEXT | inventive genius has been brought to bear nowhere so successfully as in the field of culinary and dietary progress, and one of the best, and scien- tifically one of the most perfect inventions of our times is the " Eureka Patent Condensing Coffee and Tea Urn and Pot." It is emphatically the simplest, cheapest, and most economical and complete invention ever offered to the public, and coffee and tea can be prepared so much superior in regard both to quality and economy by the use of the " Eureka '' invention in preference to all others, that proprietors of hotels, restaurants, boarding-houses, steamers, and also private families cannot afford to make tea and coffee in any other way. The invention has become firmly established in public favor, and for eighteen years past has ever maintained the correctness of its title of " Eureka," the best ia every way, and the champion preparer of the two most important beverages on the face of the earth. Mr. George Jones, the active and popular proprietor of the Eureka Coffee and Tea Urns and Pots, is one of New York's most responsible and thoroughgoing business men, and has developed a vast and permanent trade in his specialties. The Eureka urns and pots advertise themselves. They sell on their merits and need no puffing. That this is so is best demonstrated by glancing at the countless testimonials of their delighted users. It is used in the Buckingham, Victoria, former St. Nicholas, Grand Union, Gramercy Park, Everett, Brevoort, New York, Clarendon, "Westmoreland, Stevens, United States, Manhattan, Winchester, and in fact every leading hotel and restaurant in this city, and the same remark applies to every other city in the United States. The urns are also in general use on our best steamship lines and in thousands of private families. It was awarded the first premium at the American Institute Fair, the judges reporting it to be best, simplest, and most complete, "making better coffee for the quantity used than any other. It condenses the steam and thus saves the aroma, and therefore is entitled to the first premium." Mr. Jones occupies fine offices, very centrally located in University Place, near Union Square, where he keeps on hand a complete assortment of Eureka urns and pots, elegant in shape and handsome in appearance, manufactured of the finest material, in a variety of designs, and which, to meet the requirements of his most extensive wholesale and retail trade, he manufactures upon a large scale. It is patented in all the principal countries of Europe, and has met with equal favor there as in America. No one should fail to see this invention in operation. Mr. Jones welcomes the public, as everybody will be convinced that the Eureka retains all the aroma, saves fully thirty per cent, in the quantity of coffee used, and makes the beverage pure, clear and most delicious, rendering the Eureka the best coffee-pot in the world. |
| QUELLE | [New Yorks great industries (1884) 239] |
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