Dish towels
Dried fruits
Dry vegetables
Eggs
Fresh beverages
Fresh fish
Fresh fruit
Fresh meat
Fresh milk
Fresh vegetables
Fresh water
Groceries (coffee, tea, sugar, etc.)
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Supplies — continued
Ice
Kerosene
Matches
Olive oil
Potatoes
Preserves
Salt
Salt meat
Seasonings
Soap
Spices
Steel wool
Stove fuel
Stove polish
Syrup
Vinegar
GOVERNMENT EQUIPMENT
Lights prescribed by Law
Fog horn
Whistle
Ship’s bell
Life jacket for each person carried
Pilot Rules, 2 copies
MEDICAL SUPPLIES (Emergency)
Pills (both kinds)
Iodine
Iodine swabs, antiseptic
Adhesive plaster
Sterile gauze
Bandages
Epsom salts
Castor oil
Absorbent cotton
Scissors
SUPPLIES AND LISTS
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Tweezers for splinters
Safety pins
Aspirin 5 grain tablets
Toothache gum
Oil of cloves
MISCELLANEOUS
Alarm clock
Ammunition
Fishing tackle
Firearms
Reading matter
Writing materials
NAVIGATING EQUIPMENT
Binoculars
Barometer
Charts
Coast Pilot (volumes to cover necessary
waters )
Compass in lighted binnacle
Current tables
Dividers
Log, ship’s
Log book
Lead and line, marked
Light List
Buoy List
Parallel rules
Protractor
Tide tables for current year
Stop watch
Pads and pencils
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PERSONAL EQUIPMENT
Clothes
Cap
Oilskins and sou’wester
Rubber boots
Soap
Shoes
Sewing kit, buttons, etc.
Tobacco
Toilet paper
Tooth paste
Towels
Toilet articles
LIST OF FOOD SUPPLIES
Note: This list has been compiled to serve as a
reminder to the man provisioning for a cruise and
in order to suggest a wider variety of diet when
ordering supplies. It may be a help to the cruising
man to select from the Galley Guide menus to cover
several days, using the ingredients listed in the
recipes selected as the basis of a list to be augmented
from the following tabulation:
Beverages.
Chocolate
Cocoa
Coffee
Ginger ale
Milk
Tea
Water
White Rock
Straight
Breads.
SUPPLIES AND LISTS
Cleaning.
Canned Fish.
Canned Fruits.
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Brown bread
Cake
Fancy crackers
Hard bread
Pilot crackers
White bread
Ammonia
Bon-Ami
Dutch Cleanser
Gold Dust
Lye
Salt water soap
Sapolio
Saniflush (toilets)
Soap, plain
Clams
Finnan haddie
Lobster
Salmon
Sardines
Shredded codfish
Smoked herring
Tuna
Apple sauce
Apples
Apricots
Cherries
Guavas
Peaches
Pears
Pineapples
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Canned Meats.
Bacon (jars)
Boned chicken
Corned beef
Cripped beef
Devilled ham
Devilled chicken
Potted tongue
Mince meat
Smoked beef
Canned Milks.
Condensed milk
Evaporated milk
Evaporated cream
Canned Soups.
Bouillon
Bouillon cubes
Chicken
Chicken okra
Clam
Oxtail
Tomato
Vegetable
Canned Vegetables.
Asparagus
Baked beans
Corn
Corn on cob
Lima beans
Peas
Pumpkin
Spaghetti and tomato
String beans
Succotash
Squash
Tomatoes
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SUPPLIES AND LISTS
Dried Fruits.
Apples
Apricots
Currants
Figs
Peaches
Prunes
Raisins
Groceries.
Baking powder
Barley
Butter
Canned milk
Catsup
Cheese
Chocolate
Coconut
Coffee
Corn meal, white
Corn meal, yellow
Cornstarch
Cream of Wheat
Crisco
Dried beans
Dried split peas
Eggs
Farina
Flour, white
Flour, buckwheat
Flour, pastry
Flour, prep, griddle cake
Flour, whole wheat
Gelatine
Hominy
Jell-o
Junket
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Groceries — continued
Lard
Macaroni
Maple syrup
Matches
Mayonnaise
Molasses
Oatmeal
Olive oil
Onions
Pilot crackers
Potatoes
Rice
Soda
Sago
Spaghetti
Sugar, granulated
Sugar, lump
Sugar, powdered
Tapioca
Tea
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Presented as published in 1923. 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
Dish towels
Dried fruits
Dry vegetables
Eggs
Fresh beverages Fresh fish Fresh fruit Fresh meat Fresh milk Fresh vegetables Fresh water
Groceries (coffee, tea, sugar, etc.)
Supplies — continued Ice
Kerosene
Matches
Olive oil
Potatoes
Preserves
Salt
Salt meat Seasonings Soap Spices Steel wool Stove fuel Stove polish Syrup Vinegar
GOVERNMENT EQUIPMENT
Lights prescribed by Law Fog horn Whistle Ship’s bell
Life jacket for each person carried Pilot Rules, 2 copies
MEDICAL SUPPLIES (Emergency)
Pills (both kinds)
Iodine
Iodine swabs, antiseptic Adhesive plaster Sterile gauze Bandages Epsom salts Castor oil Absorbent cotton Scissors
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Tweezers for splinters Safety pins
Aspirin 5 grain tablets Toothache gum Oil of cloves
MISCELLANEOUS
Alarm clock Ammunition Fishing tackle Firearms Reading matter Writing materials
NAVIGATING EQUIPMENT
Binoculars
Barometer
Charts
Coast Pilot (volumes to cover necessary waters )
Compass in lighted binnacle
Current tables
Dividers
Log, ship’s
Log book
Lead and line, marked Light List Buoy List Parallel rules Protractor
Tide tables for current year Stop watch Pads and pencils
1 14
PERSONAL EQUIPMENT
Clothes
Cap
Oilskins and sou’wester
Rubber boots
Soap
Shoes
Sewing kit, buttons, etc.
Tobacco Toilet paper Tooth paste Towels Toilet articles
LIST OF FOOD SUPPLIES
Note: This list has been compiled to serve as a reminder to the man provisioning for a cruise and in order to suggest a wider variety of diet when ordering supplies. It may be a help to the cruising man to select from the Galley Guide menus to cover several days, using the ingredients listed in the recipes selected as the basis of a list to be augmented from the following tabulation:
Beverages.
Chocolate
Cocoa
Coffee
Ginger ale
Milk
Tea
Water
White Rock
Straight
Breads.
Cleaning.
Canned Fish.
Canned Fruits.
Brown bread Cake
Fancy crackers Hard bread Pilot crackers White bread
Ammonia Bon-Ami Dutch Cleanser Gold Dust Lye
Salt water soap Sapolio
Saniflush (toilets) Soap, plain
Clams
Finnan haddie
Lobster
Salmon
Sardines
Shredded codfish
Smoked herring
Tuna
Apple sauce
Apples
Apricots
Cherries
Guavas
Peaches
Pears
Pineapples
Canned Meats.
Bacon (jars)
Boned chicken Corned beef Cripped beef Devilled ham Devilled chicken Potted tongue Mince meat Smoked beef
Canned Milks.
Condensed milk Evaporated milk Evaporated cream
Canned Soups.
Bouillon Bouillon cubes Chicken Chicken okra Clam Oxtail Tomato Vegetable
Canned Vegetables.
Asparagus Baked beans Corn
Corn on cob Lima beans Peas
Pumpkin
Spaghetti and tomato
String beans
Succotash
Squash
Tomatoes
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Dried Fruits.
Apples
Apricots
Currants
Figs
Peaches
Prunes
Raisins
Groceries.
Baking powder
Barley
Butter
Canned milk
Catsup
Cheese
Chocolate
Coconut
Coffee
Corn meal, white
Corn meal, yellow Cornstarch
Cream of Wheat
Crisco
Dried beans
Dried split peas
Eggs
Farina
Flour, white
Flour, buckwheat
Flour, pastry
Flour, prep, griddle cake Flour, whole wheat Gelatine
Hominy
Jell-o
Junket
Groceries — continued
Lard
Macaroni
Maple syrup
Matches
Mayonnaise
Molasses
Oatmeal
Olive oil
Onions
Pilot crackers
Potatoes
Rice
Soda
Sago
Spaghetti
Sugar, granulated
Sugar, lump
Sugar, powdered
Tapioca
Tea