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Atlanta women's club cook book

1921

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Presented as published in 1921. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
In presenting it to our readers of the fair sex, we wish to add this word of caution — "Be sure that Hubby has one for his own use, or you will find that he has borrowed it to polish his car, as it is equally effective for that." BINDERS GIFT SHOP AND PICTURE FRAMERY is just the place to get those new pictures for which you have been longing, as a splendid assortment may be found there, and at unusually rea- sonable prices. Almost everybody has prints on hand to be framed. Why not take them into Binders on Pryor Street, just below the Daffodil, and get them framed, and while there, look at the attrac- tive things in the gift shop. SOUTHERN COTTON OIL CO.— We feel honored to welcome into our Home Economics family the advertisement for Wessons Oil and Snowdrift. The development of these products serves to ex- emplify the wonderful progress in Southern industry, which has been made in the last few decades. We can imagine no home com- plete without both these necessary adjuncts, and recommend them for all of our recipes calling for shortening, frying, or any cooking. AMERICAN BAKERIES CORPORATION— Merita Bread is fast making friends on its merits, for its really home made bread, and priced so reasonably, too. Its just the thing to put in the school lunch, and when everything's ready, what could be more convenient than to wrap the whole lunch in the sanitary oiled paper which has served to keep the bread so sweet and moist. JOHNSON-DALLIS COMPANY.— The very surest proof that this firm is very popular with this Department, lies in the fact that, after a search of months for a firm that suited exactly the 250 ATLANTA WOMAN'S CLUB COOK BOOK very high requirements for the production of this Cookbook, we at last selected Johnson-Dallis Co., and we are sure that; you will agree with us after reading our book and seeing the high quality of work- manship. BUICK MOTOR CO.— For the person who wants a car of which its owner will never need be apologetic — which will take its place among the most expensive cars, yet be within reach of those in only comfortable circumstances ; which is luxurious to ride in, yet economical in the amount of gasoline needed ; easy for a woman to drive, yet tough enough to stand long, hard trips — we recommend the Buick, They say that when a better car is made, they will make it and we believe them, for we have tested them ourselves, covering a period of ten years, ELLA SMITH DOLL CO.— In selecting our Cookbook adver- tisers, we were not thinking particularly of singling out women- Is it a coincidence, or a sign of the times, that three of our new "family" are inventors and originators of things unique? This ALABAMA INDESTRUCTIBLE DOLL was born in a womans love for her own children. Made first for them, the demand spread like wildfire, until now it seems as if the whole world wants this darling doll, that can withstand the punishment, to which, unwit- tingly, its little mothers and daddies submit it. Children Will Wake Up Early You know how they hop out of bed before the house is warm and play around while dressing! Colds and sickness are too often the result. At best, grates and stoves keep only part of the house fairly warm. Then there is the ever present danger of your children being burned in your absence — a fate that overtakes many little ones every winter.