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That pinch of salt. 13 p. 1947

Mixed Materials 69, Folder 3

Item [3] promotes Diamond Crystal Shaker Salt and was prepared for use in Home Economics classes. Includes advice and instructions on the proper use of salt in preparing poultry, meat, fish, eggs, vegetables, desserts and cooked cereals; tables for meat and poultry roasting times and vegetable boiling times; suggested experiments; role of salt in human health; illustrations of the process of producing salt and production equipment; and illustrations of salt particle sizes and product packaging. No recipes. Marked: 8305.

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The Ball blue book of canning and preserving receipts. Ed. H. 79 p. 1915

Mixed materials 130, Folder 2

Item [2] is similar to [1]. Includes: advice on care of fruit trees, bushes, and vines, including use of insecticides and fungicides; advertisements for Ball jars; illustration of an automatic fruit jar-making machine; some recipes that include liquor as an ingredient; and article on "How to preserve a husband." Laid in: order form for Ball blue book of canning recipes with product illustrated.

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The beech-nut book : a book of menus & recipes / by Ida Bailey Allen. 32 p. 1924

Mixed Materials 305, Folder 3

Item [3] promotes Beech-Nut brand products. Includes recipes for breakfast, luncheon, entrees, and desserts attributed to Ida Bailey Allen and are organized into seasonal and event menus; introduction by Ida Bailey Allen, history of Beech-Nut Company; product list; advice on nutrition, balanced menus, and serving meals; serving suggestion, product packaging, children, period dress, original art by Edward Gay, and table setting illustrations; and loose card from Beech-Nut Company offering tour of the Beech-Nut Plant in Mohawk Valley, N.Y. Sample recipes: Beech-Nut savory scrambled eggs, Beech-Nut baked fillets of fish, and Beech-Nut club salad. Marked: H-43.

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"Aunt Matilda's" selected receipts and useful information. 32 p. circa 1880s

Mixed Materials 366, Folder 4

Item [4] promotes Dobbins' Electric Soap. Includes offers for sheet music and cards representing Shakespeare's seven ages of man; description of and attributed testimonials for Dobbins' Electric Soap; advertisement for M.J. Fogg grocery; household hints; and recipes for soups, salads, pastry, and fish, poultry, game, meat and vegetable dishes. Sample recipes: terrapin, roast pigeon, fig pudding.

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Baking in the home / Hannah L. Wessling. Farmers' Bulletin 1136. 40 p. 1922

Mixed materials 298, Folder 3

Item [3] promotes baked goods. Includes instructions on domestic food production of baked goods; information on the substitution of recipes using corn, rye, buckwheat, and other local grains into the housewife's repertoire; advice on using yeast, baking different types of bread, and storing bread; yeast bread, roll, quick bread, pastry, cookie, and other baked good recipes; scorecards for rating baked goods; advice on substituting sweetening agents and baking soda for baking powder; and images of serving suggestions and woman in period dress. Sample recipes: buckwheat muffins, sweet-potato pie, and graham-kafir rolls. Damaged: missing corner of last page.