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FRENCH ROLLS 1924 recipe ½ cake yeast ½ pt. warm water Flour 2 tbsp. butter 1 tbsp. sugar 3 eggs Dissolve yeast in warm…
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Epitaph on an old woman who kept a pottery-shop in Chester, England: Beneath these stones lie old Kathering Gray, Changed from a busy life…
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Banana Fritters Recipe from 1948 1 c. Bisquick Mix ½ c. milk 1 egg 2 large ripe bananas 1 tsp brown sugar ¼ tsp.…
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HOMEMADE COTTAGE CHEESE FROM 1924 RECIPE Alabama Extension service Filling cartons with cottage cheese 1939 (Library of Congress) SETTING - Place clean sweet milk in…
Barbecue Spareribs Recipe from the 1940s You can get around the cooking time for the spare ribs by precooking them in the kitchen oven…
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Here is how our ancestors took care of some common problems they faced. Some are helpful today. Weighing cheese, Arthur Rothstein 1937 (Library of…
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Our ancestors valued colors in clothes and looked for ways to keep them from fading when washed, but using turpentine to set colors and…
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These tips are still good today! Household Hints: "Place the egg in a pan of water....If fresh, it will lie on its side, if…
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Fur was more popular in the 1890s than they are now, and they could look bad after years of wear. This is how they…
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DOMESTIC RECIPES FROM 1884 (Transcribed from The Troy Messenger, Troy, Alabama July 3, 1884, Note: This is the way the recipes were published in the…
Bug extermination was the responsibility of all households in 1874 BUG EXTERMINATORS Hot alum water is a recent suggestion as an insecticide. It will…
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Because of its unusual softness and appearance as well as its high cost of production, velvet has often been associated with nobility. To Raise…
FROZEN WATERMELON Remove the heart only from a well-chilled, ripe, and juicy watermelon and press first through a colander, then through a sieve, adding…
