From Fliegende Blätter, 1936

Before Carmen Miranda's famous fruit hat, there was the veggie hat.  From Le Journal Amusant, 1914.

"It was neither animal, vegetable, nor mineral."  From Imaginotions: Truthless Tales by Tudor Jenks, 1894.

Animals challenge a vegetarian to devour them.  A duck says, "Eat me, coward."  From Judge's Library, 1904.

Previously, we saw this carrot who begged to be eaten.

"Beware of intoxication from too many vegetable drinks," from The Sketch, 1906.

Every turkey's last words are a curse of indigestion.  From Judge's Library, 1907.

From 1903.

From c. 1911.

Here are some gambling carrots by Arthur Thiele, date uncertain.

"A Nebraska guarantee against famine."  From Popular Mechanics, 1909.

"Tomatoes guard flowers."  From Popular Mechanics, 1929.

Pulling beets near Titus, Michigan, from c. 1915.

"Crystal Springs, Mississippi, the Tomatropolis of the World."  Courtesy of the Mississippi Department of Archives and History.

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