Wellsprings: A Natural History Of Bottled Spring Waters,New Edward Grierson And The Colorful Immediacy Of

And The Colorful Immediacy Of Daily Life A Hundred Years Agoall Gathered Into A Story That Unfolds With Riveting Urgency

As Author George Gimarc Uses Original Archival Material And Indepth Interviews To Present A Daybyday Accounting Of Over 1000 Bands And 4000 Recordings

published by Thorndike Press in large print

Copiously Illustrated And With An Extensive And Uptodate Bibliography

The Authors Consider The Works Of Such Artists As John Singleton Copley

Wellsprings: A Natural History Of Bottled Spring Waters,New Edward Grierson And The Colorful Immediacy OfBottled Water Is A Part Of Everyday Life For Millions Of Americans. Per Capita Consumption In The United States Now Tops Fifteen Gallons Per Year With Sales Over $5 Billion In 2002. Even As Fuel Prices Climb, Many People Are Still Willing To Pay More For A Gallon Of Bottled Water Than They Are For The Equivalent In Gasoline. At The Same Time, Bottled Water Has Become A Symbol Of Refined Taste And A Healthy Lifestyle. But Despite Its Growing