FoodNet

A practical cook and text book for general use

1896

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Presented as published in 1896. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
On Gasoline, Oil, Gas or common cook stove. THE STEAM WHISTLE BLOWS WHEN COOKER NEEDS MORE WATER. NO STEAM IN THE HOUSE! NO OFFENSIVE ODORS! and indigestible by boiling, are made dry, light and healthful. Meats and poultry, no matter how tough, are made tender and palatable. WILL PAY FOR ITSELF IN ONE SEASON FOR CANNING FRUIT. THE HOUSEKEEPER'S FRIEND, THE ABENT'S BONANZA. ayAoENTS Wanted, either sex. Exclusive territory._ Address PEEltliESS COOKEQ CO.. Baffslo, % V. THE VEGETAHIflK SOCIETY 1«ILL A necessity for those who wish to grind their own grain, and have it fresh every day. Will grind peas, beans, lentils, rice, nuts, parched grains, bread twice baked, and a variety of other things in daily use. Send for circulars to REV. H. S CLUBB, 500 Chestnut St., Pblla., Pa. or A. H. FRANK, Manufacturer, Buffalo, N. Y. Pure. Vegetable. Nutritwe. German Health Foods Dr.Lahtnann s Nutritive (Costs less than C^mn I cent a cup. ^^<'^(*^ Dr.Lahmann s Vegetable Milk {For Infants) ("Mother's Milk scientihcally reproduced.") Dr,Lahmanns Vegetable ^i^l^te. Extract Anaemia.) , Dr, Lahmann s Japan Soja Are superior to others, because the (jerman Government exercises the strictest control over their manufacture, thereby preventing^ adulteration. Is superior to the common so-called digestible Cocoas, because the obnoxious alkalies — which cause indigestion — ^are replaced by a vegetable sodium, the greatest digestive agent. Does not cause constipation I Boxes, 50 cts and $1.00. Is superior to other baby-foods, because it can be given to the smallest infants ; because all children like it ; because all children thrive on it. Relieves colic, vomiting, diarrhoea, " rickets, etc. Per can (a week's supply) , 6oc. Is superior to the common nostrums, because it adds to the food the digestive agent — "vegetable sodium,"— which it lacks, thus rendering it easily digestible. ' A strictly scientific preparation. Per jar, $1.00. Is a purely vegetable extract, which is far superior to Meat Extract. It can be used for making soups, or may be added to other foods in order to make them more appetizing. Price per jar, $1.00. SOLE AGENTS FOR THE U. S. I THE HYGIENIC SUPPLY CO. (F. WITTE), 203-205 Park Ave., Baltimore, Md., Importers of German Health Goods and Books. i^^Send for complete catalogue. No subject is more worthy of universal attention than' that of maintaining the highest possible degree of vigor- of body and of mind — -Health. HEALTH-CULTURE is devoted to this, and presents to its readers the teachings of the best authorities on the subject, with the latest discoveries and' methods for the restoration and preservation of Health, including the physical culture of children, that they may grow to maturity with strong, vigorous bodies. A special feature is made of Household Hygiene, of preventive measures - in relation to the various diseases to which the people are subject, and Health-Culture for the Home. HEALTH-CULTURE is not issued in the interest of a medical practice, or as an advertising medium for a special health institution or sanitarium, but is independent and published in the interest of its readers, and is a People's Journal. HEALTH-CULTURE is not a story paper or a woman's journal, but is devoted exclusively to its specialty. The management believing that the journals of the day give enough of miscellaneous reading, and that the public will much prefer to find in a Health Journal that which .its name implies. HEALTH-CULTURE is only socts. a year or 15 cts. a number, placing it surely within the reach of all who desire to maintain health and avoid "Doctor's Bills." If you have not seen it, send your name for a year's . trial. Agents Wanted. Address, THE HEALTH-CULTURE CO., 341 Fifth Ave, NEW YORK.. FOOD. HOME AND GARDEN REV. HENRY S. CLUBB, Editor.