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A £500 Insurance
*
Registered and good for a year.
The Proprietors of the “HOUSEHOLD GAS COOKERY BOOK”
have entered into an arrangement with the
General Accident Fire and Life
Assurance Corporation, Ltd.,
whereby any reader over 14 years of age may obtain an Insurance for
FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS
payable, subject to the terms and conditions of the Insurance, to the next-of-kin
of the holder if he or she be killed by an accident to any RAILWAY TRAIN,
OMNIBUS, TRAMCAR, or CAB within the United King¬
dom or the Channel Islands by which he or she is travelling as a
ticket-bearing or fare-paying passenger, or the holder of a free pass.
The Insurance will ho d good for o-e year from the date it bears and will be
dispatched on receipt of the subjoined Application Form, filled in with the name,
address, and occupation of the Applicant, accompanied by a Postal Order for
6d. and an addressed envelope.
No person may hold more than one of these insurances in respect of the publi¬
cation in which this announcement appears.
Fire, Life, Accident# Workmen's Compensation.
Before Insuring obtain
the Rates of the
GENERAL
(The P remier Non-
Tarilf Company).
Also BURGLARY, FIDELITY GUARANTEE, THIRD PARTY
PERSONAL ACCIDENT, SICKNESS, and other Insurances.
ASSETS OVER £1,500,000.
Chief Offices :-GENERAL BUILDINGS, PERTH, SCOTLAND-
9 & 10, KING STREET, CHEAPSIDE, E.C.
Ihe “Household Gas Cookery Book.”
Form of ^Application for JBSO0 Insurance.
To be detached at dotted line and forwarded to the
GENERAL Accident Fire and Life ASSURANCE
CORPORATION, Limited,
GENERAL BUILDINGS, PERTH, SCOTLAND.
I request you to forward to me, in the accompanying ad dressed envelope,
the Insurance above described, and to register my name, as below, as the holder
of such Insurance, for which purpose I a so enclose a Postal Order for 6d.
Full Name . . . . .
address . • . . . ; .
Occupation . . . . . . .
Date . * . . . .
Postal Orders should be made payable to the “General Accident Fire and Life
Assurance Corporation, Limited,” and crossed.
PLEASE WRITE PLAINLY.
THE HOUSEHOLD
GAS COOKERY BOOK
WITH NUMEROUS RECIPES
- COOKING BY GAS -
HOW TO USE A GAS COOKING RANGE
HYGIENE OF GAS COOKING, &c., &c.
GAS COOKING STOVES and RANGES
HOW TO READ THE MENU
COOK’S VOCABULARY
BY
Miss HELEN EDDEN, M.C.A.
AND
Mrs. N. MOSER
GAS PUBLICATIONS
62, SAINT MARTIN’S LANE, LONDON, W.C.
Price: 1/6 net
LEARN TO READ
YOUR GAS METER
REGULARLY, AND
SO PREVENT WASTE
SEE END OF BOOK.
COOKING BY GAS.
GAS COOKING SI OVES are growing in greater
favour than ever, not only on account of their
convenience and cleanliness, but because the public
is alive to the fact that cooking by gas is cheaper than
with coal, in addition to ensuring a greater simplicity
in working, requiring less attention, and providing an
unvarying heat.
The great advantages of cooking by gas are still
less understood and appreciated than they deserve to
be.
hood, especially meat, is often prepared in such
a defective manner, that the only wonder is that
dyspepsia is not much more common.
Meat comes to the table which has been cooked in
a closed oven with perhaps little or no ventilation,
having a kind of grey-brown colour, with a half-burnt
taste.
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Presented as published in 1900. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
AI-modernized reading of the original text
22101425720
Med
K9104
-r
If
*
Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2017 with funding from Wellcome Library
https://archive.org/details/b29287704
A £500 Insurance
*
Registered and good for a year.
The Proprietors of the “HOUSEHOLD GAS COOKERY BOOK”
have entered into an arrangement with the
General Accident Fire and Life Assurance Corporation, Ltd.,
whereby any reader over 14 years of age may obtain an Insurance for
FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS
payable, subject to the terms and conditions of the Insurance, to the next-of-kin of the holder if he or she be killed by an accident to any RAILWAY TRAIN, OMNIBUS, TRAMCAR, or CAB within the United King¬ dom or the Channel Islands by which he or she is travelling as a ticket-bearing or fare-paying passenger, or the holder of a free pass.
The Insurance will hold good for one year from the date it bears and will be dispatched on receipt of the subjoined Application Form, filled in with the name, address, and occupation of the Applicant, accompanied by a Postal Order for 6d. and an addressed envelope.
No person may hold more than one of these insurances in respect of the publication in which this announcement appears.
Fire, Life, Accident, Workmen's Compensation.
Before Insuring obtain the Rates of the
GENERAL
(The Premier Non-Tariff Company).
Also BURGLARY, FIDELITY GUARANTEE, THIRD PARTY PERSONAL ACCIDENT, SICKNESS, and other Insurances.
ASSETS OVER £1,500,000.
Chief Offices :-GENERAL BUILDINGS, PERTH, SCOTLAND- 9 & 10, KING STREET, CHEAPSIDE, E.C.
The "Household Gas Cookery Book."”
Form of ^Application for JBSO0 Insurance.
To be detached at dotted line and forwarded to the
GENERAL Accident Fire and Life ASSURANCE CORPORATION, Limited,
GENERAL BUILDINGS, PERTH, SCOTLAND.
I request you to forward to me, in the accompanying ad dressed envelope, the Insurance above described, and to register my name, as below, as the holder of such Insurance, for which purpose I also enclose a Postal Order for 6d.
Full Name . . . . .
address . • . . . ; .
Occupation . . . . . . .
Date . * . . . .
Postal Orders should be made payable to the “General Accident Fire and Life Assurance Corporation, Limited,” and crossed.
PLEASE WRITE PLAINLY.
WITH NUMEROUS RECIPES
- COOKING BY GAS -
HOW TO USE A GAS COOKING RANGE HYGIENE OF GAS COOKING, &c., &c. GAS COOKING STOVES and RANGES HOW TO READ THE MENU COOK’S VOCABULARY
BY
Miss HELEN EDDEN, M.C.A.
AND
Mrs. N. MOSER
GAS PUBLICATIONS
62, SAINT MARTIN’S LANE, LONDON, W.C.
Price: 1/6 net
LEARN TO READ YOUR GAS METER REGULARLY, AND SO PREVENT WASTE
SEE END OF BOOK.
COOKING BY GAS.
GAS COOKING STOVES are growing in greater favour than ever, not only on account of their convenience and cleanliness, but because the public is alive to the fact that cooking by gas is cheaper than with coal, in addition to ensuring a greater simplicity in working, requiring less attention, and providing an unvarying heat.
The great advantages of cooking by gas are still
less understood and appreciated than they deserve to be.
hood, especially meat, is often prepared in such a defective manner, that the only wonder is that dyspepsia is not much more common.
Meat comes to the table which has been cooked in a closed oven with perhaps little or no ventilation, having a kind of grey-brown colour, with a half-burnt taste.