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newyorkthegoldenage · 2 months
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Grocer in Harlem, ca. 1937.
Photo: Aaron Siskind via the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
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thunderstruck9 · 2 months
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Yiannis Tsarouchis (Greek, 1910-1989), At the Grocer's, 1963. Oil on canvas, 71 x 100 cm.
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onefootin1941 · 4 months
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A grocer helps two little girls with their shopping, Moore Street near Graham Avenue, Brooklyn, 1946.
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dduane · 9 months
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Spotted in the window at Fallon & Byrne, Dublin, 2018
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"Beton's Shop on Moscow Road at Queen's Way," London, 1950s
Albert Flint
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afro-bot · 1 year
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Loop Izanai no Kaiten (1995) by Grocer.
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scotianostra · 7 months
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On October 2nd 1931 Sir Thomas Lipton, grocer, tea merchant died.
Say the name Lipton, and most people nowadays think of tea, although some of usthat are a certain age will recall the supermarkets. But behind that brand lies the extraordinary story of a rags-to-riches tycoon, self-publicist, philanthropist and sportsman who was honoured as "the world's best loser".
While his father worked in a succession of poorly paid jobs, young Tommy Lipton’s siblings all died in infancy, leaving him as the family’s only son.
Tommy had to leave school aged 13, because his parents needed an extra income to make ends meet. He also attended night school at the Gorbals Youth School. In 1864, he signed up as a cabin boy on a steamer running between Glasgow and Belfast and seems to have been taken with crew-members’ stories about the United States, so in 1865, Thomas used his savings to pay for a passage to New York spending the next five years there travelling across the country.
During this time he held many different jobs, including work at a tobacco plantation in Virginia; as an accountant at a rice plantation in South Carolina; as a door-to-door salesman in New Orleans; as a farmhand in New Jersey; and as a grocery assistant in New York.
Thomas returned to Glasgow in 1870. After spending some time helping his parents at their shop, he established one of his own, Lipton’s Market, at 101 Stobcross Street in the Anderston area of the city. This proved highly successful and Lipton went on to establish a chain of shops, first in Glasgow and then across Scotland, before expanding to cover the whole of the UK over the next ten years.
Meanwhile, the demand for tea was increasing among the middle classes and in 1888, by which time Lipton had 300 stores, he set out to bypass the traditional lines of supply for tea by investing directly in tea plantations. The Lipton Tea brand he established offered good quality for low prices and proved hugely popular, expanding the market for tea to all parts of society and establishing it as the national drink of choice.
Lipton was a big fan of promotional stunts. When his first 20,000 tea chests arrived in Glasgow he put on a party, complete with a brass band and bagpipe parade. In 1893 Sir Thomas Lipton officially established the Thomas J Lipton Company, a tea packaging company based in Hoboken, New Jersey . He felt that tea should be a drink for everyone, not just the wealthy , so he strived to make packaging and shipping less expensive.
Instead of arriving in crates, Sir Thomas packaged his loose tea in multiple weight options. The tea was also standardised, so Lipton customers knew exactly what to expect.
Thomas Lipton developed a passion for yachting, between 1899 and 1930 Lipton challenged the American holders of the America’s Cup through the Royal Ulster Yacht Club five times with yachts he named Shamrock through Shamrock V. He never won the cup, but he was awarded a special trophy as “the best of all losers”. This may sound double-edged, but one effect of his efforts to win the cup was to make his name well known across the United States, and his tea very popular there.
Although Lipton, through his yachting, became a friend of royalty, as a self-made man he still had difficulty breaking into some corners of the highly stratified British society of the day. He was, for example, only accepted as a member of the Royal Yacht Squadron shortly before his death.
Lipton died at his home in north London in 1931. He left most of his wealth to his native city of Glasgow. His yachting trophies are now on display at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. Sir Thomas Lipton was buried alongside his parents and siblings in Glasgow’s Southern Necropolis.
Liptons continues today as part of the multinational Unilever brands, their teas and other beverages still bear his name and are a world known brand, not bad for a young lad born in a Glasgow Tenement to Irish immigrants.
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starrtuness · 2 days
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Something I made for my daily Grocer twitter account, HMS in the Bless Me clothes🤑
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goshyesvintageads · 1 year
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Kellogg Toasted Corn Flake Co, 1916
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life-spire · 1 year
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@ Ricardo Oliveira
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eopederson · 1 year
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Paisaje urbano con tendero y clientes, Valparaíso, 2022.
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omegaremix · 2 months
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Omega Radio for March 11, 2023; #346.
Chives, The: “Your Mom’s A Bitch”
Moron: “Mosquito Trap”
Horsegirl: “It’s Obvious”
Throwaway: “Dinosaur”
Gut Health: “Barbarella”
Cheekface: “Headache”
TVOD: “Goldfish”
Easy Bruiser: “I Hate Thursdays”
Gloop: “I Never Really Knew”
Rotary Club: “American Tower”
Dazy & Militarie Gunn ft. Mannequin Pussy: “Pressure Cooker” (RMX)
Grocer: “Smooth Operator”
Deady: “Eat Sleep”
Cel Ray: “Clorox Wipes”
Body Type: “Miss The World”
Wombo: “Snakey”
Dumb: “Sleep Like A Baby”
Horse Lords: “May Brigade”
Rip Room: “Dead When It Started”
Blonde Revolver: “Lipstick & Leather”
Arbor Labor Union: “Hovering Stone”
Corker: “Lice”
Maraudeur: “C'est Cache”
Alpha Hopper: “Glows, Explodes”
Mamalarky: “Mythical Bonds”
Scare Quotes: “Tomato”
Diacatorci: “Parasito”
Jade Hairpins: “Mary Magazine”
Viagra Boys: “Ain’t No Thief”
Fake Fruit: “Over Ice”
Guerilla Toss: “Heathen Money”
Namesake: “Operational”
TV Priest: “One Easy Thing”
Post-punk, d.i.y., and city sounds.
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dndsettingsinfo · 1 year
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Gentle Village Greengrocer [+Scene] by Czepeku
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ares857 · 8 months
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omegaplus · 8 months
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Omega Radio for August 12, 2023; #356.
Lewsburg: “Sweets"
Deeper: “Build A Bridge”
Dendrons: “Double Ending”
Dumb: “Dropout”
Lovely Little Girls: “Procreation (Of The Wicked)”
White Denim: “Magic”
Cheekface: “If I Catch On Fire Please Put Me Out”
Maraudeur: “Death / Suicide” + “Es Ist Kein Stehlen”
Breakfast Muff: “You’re Not Written In My Stars” + “Used”
Yfory: self-titled
M(h)aol: “Therapy”
Es: Fantasy
Cel Ray: “Dog War”
Transy Warhol: “Deadname”
Upright Forms: “They Kept On Living”
Easy Bruiser: “Clutter”
Grocer: “Calling Out”
Guerilla Toss: “Heathen Money”
Special Interest: “Foul”
Mamalarky: “Green Earth”
Ibex Clone: “There Is No Light”
Rotary Club: “Planet 67”
Blonde Revolver: “Good Girls, Bad Girls”
Screensaver: “No Movement”
Shake Chain: “Mike”
Glaas: “The Moon”
Dust Star: “Nothing In My Head”
Terms: “Mouthful Of Moss”
P.E.: “I Felt Something Today”
Rong: “Coincidence”
Deluxe post-punk, d.i.y., and city sounds.
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terakopian · 1 year
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One of my favourite night time, street photographs: A greengrocer sells his fruit and vegetables from his floating stall on a small canal at night, by the light of three bulbs. Venice, Italy. December 02, 2011. Photo: ©Edmond Terakopian/2011. Shot on a Leica M9 and Leica 50mm Noctilux. @leica_camera @leicauk @leica_camera_deutschland @leica_camera_italia @leica_fotografie_international #leica #leicam9 #noctilux #noctilux095 #f095 #lowlightphotography #leica50mmnoctilux #leica50noctilux #venice #venicebynight #veniceatnight #streetphotography #dailylife #canpubphoto #grocer #greengrocer #travelphotography #reportage (at Venice, Italy) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cn5U79xoI_p/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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