This beautifully illustrated cover represents the British Columbia timber industry. Logging would become environmentally controversial in a few decades, but in 1946, when this menu was issued, it was a symbol of wealth and industrial power. “British Columbians,” said one B.C. forestry minister, “are the hewers of wood and drawers of water” for the rest of western Canada. Apparently, he didn’t realize how demeaning that was in a biblical context.

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