From the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals' Our Dumb Animals, 1918.

From The Children's Newspaper, 1922.

A talisman to protect vegetarians.  From Researchers Into Chinese Superstitions by Henry Doré, 1917.

"I enjoyed my fruit-cheese-and-nut meals."  From The Australian Women's Weekly, 1966.

"Refused to be a vegetarian" and lost a beauty crown.  Amazingly, this news story about a French beauty queen dedicated to meat is written in French-style broken English.

"He'd rather die than eat meat."  From Movie Classic, 1932.

Did you take your 1973 pledge yet?  "Be kind to people by not hurting them!  Be kind to animals by not eating them!  A world without money is one step to utopia!"  From Space Drive, 1972.

When jack-o'-lanterns question your dietary choices.  From Guilford's 1994 yearbook.

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.

Here's a dress made of salad, from Punch, 1878.  "See, there's endive, and lettuce, and spring onions, and radishes, and beetroot."  Nothing wanting, except "perhaps a little more dressing, my dear!"

"Threw the meat about the floor," from Gleanings from Popular Authors, 1885.

"Why did you sup on pork?" from Hood's Own by Thomas Hood, 1855.