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The Pennsylvania - German Society: Proceedings and Addresses Bethlehem Oct. 16 1895; Vol. 6

VORIS, Emma FrancesBiblio.com

THE NEW COLUMBIAN WHITE HOUSE COOKERY

189330907Philadelphia PA: John E. Potter & Co. 1893. USA Edition Not Stated. Large thick 8vo blue grey cloth with pictorial of the White House and titles in black patterned endpapers 3 blank leaves frontis portrait of Mrs. Potter Palmer titlepage copyright page 2 page of Introduction Publisher's Preface blank illustration of Grandma's Thanksgiving Dinner blank 2 pages of Contents first text page starts on page 17 with Holiday bills of fare 527 index one blank rear endpaper. Date uncertain: The copyright states 1893 Charles S. Sutphen. Some B&W illus of cuts of meat crockery in text. This is most likely a later printing of the cookbook first prepared for the World Columbian Exposition in Chicago to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the discovery of America by Coumbus. This exposition is usually associated with the first appearance of the Ferris Wheel but is more significantly remembered as the fair that widely introduced the wonders of electricity to the American heartland. There are monochrome plates in this book showing the major pavilions such as the Electrical Pavilion almost side by side with instructions for hand churning butter. There must be 400 or more recipes; Boiled Indian Puudding Ripe Tomato Catsup Unrivalled Minnebaba cake Beefsteak and Oysters Candies etc. Features a chapter on Carving also Dyeing recipes Household hints Suggested Menus. There is a central section which is an unconventional placement of blank pages where the previous owner has neatly written her own recipes in steel pen. The typogaphy is generously large which seems unusual for a cookbook of this era but the paper is poor and the page edges are quite browned and brittle with the edges to some preliminary blank pages quite broken up marginally. The corner tips are worn through and there is wear to the spine extemities with a 1" split both sides of the spine head. There are worm holes to the top and bottom edge of pages but the text is unaffected. Pencil recipes to rear endpaper with some notations to recipes. Covers soiled with some staining. Page block tight with sewn signatures all together a serviceable copy in rather shabby condition. No Dj. Uncommon. 4.2 JM HOJ 301/4. Hardcover. Acceptable/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. John E. Potter & Co. Hardcover

JWMah · Canada65,00 $US≈ 55,00 €

Logan Mrs. John A.ABAA

THE HOME MAGAZINE - Supplement to The Home Magazine

18892086Washington DC: The Brodix Publishing Co. 1889. Wraps. Oversized pink paper wrappers staple bound. Very good. 12 pages. 42 x 28 cm. This charming periodical features six sheets of cooking instructions detailing: Fish-Soup; Meat; Sauces-salads; Vegetables; Pastry; Sweets and Preserves; and How to Make Bread. The binding style and large type set likely indicates that this publication was meant for display in the kitchen. The inside cover purports the benefits of a healthy diet especially focused on wheat and grain's positive effects on the brain. The following pages outline recipes and instructions for proper food preparation taking care to mention the repercussions of poorly tended food ranging from indigestion from unchopped capers to dangers of under or overcooked vegetables. The final page includes helpful hints for food shopping health and safety suggestions as well as a treatise on the proper diet for invalids. <br />The Home Magazine a monthly illustrated periodical ran from 1888 to 1908 serving as a guide to social domestic and business life. Mrs. John A Logan served as editor for the Home Magazine following the death of her husband a Civil War general and statesman John A. Logan. Born Mary Simmerson Cunningham an educated woman from Missouri she played an active role in her husband's political life accompanying him on campaigns and organizing volunteers. Mary became a prominent figure in Washington society in her own right often meeting with Adele Douglas wife of Senator Stephen A. Douglas and Julia Dent Grant wife of Ulysses S. Grant to discuss political happenings and social issues. Mary was a celebrated American writer and editor authoring two books and contributing to several publications including William Randolph Hearst's monthly syndicate Cosmopolitan. She was committed to social causes dedicating herself to the women's suffrage movement and was an early supporter of the American Red Cross. Weak fold across cover wear to edges and small paper loss to inside pages not effecting text. <br/><br/> The Brodix Publishing Co. paperback books

lizzyoung bookseller · États-Unis125,00 $US≈ 105,76 €

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