Browse Items (196 total)
- Collection: History of Food & Drink Collection Rare Books & Publications
Sort by:
The Cow-Boy and Com-Cel-Sar
An advertising pamphlet for Charlie White-Moon's "Com-Cel-Sar," a cure-all medicine made of roots and herbs. The booklet contains advertisements and testimonials about the effectiveness of the product, as well as information about how it is…
The Dietary Computer. Explanatory Pamphlet; the Pamphlet Containing Tables of Food Composition, Lists of Prices, Weights, and Measures, Selected Recipes for the Slips, Directions for Using the Same.
Selected pages from the book and supplement.
The Dietetic Value of Bread
328 pages
The Grocer's Encyclopedia
748 pages
The Home Science Cook Book
281 pages
The Hotel St. Francis Cook Book
430 pages
The Household (of the Detroit Free Press): A Cyclopaedia of Practical Hints for Modern Homes
644 pages
The Itinerary of a Breakfast
210 pages
The New Woman
An advertising pamphlet by Lydia Pinkham.
The Philosophy of Health
120 pages
The Queen of the Kitchen
412 pages
The Rumford Complete Cook Book
241 pages
The Rumford Complete Cook Book
241 pages
The Science of Eating
408 pages
The Science Of Nutrition
272 pages
The Story of Crisco
231 pages
The Wausau Cook Book: Proved Recipes
99 pages
The Young Housekeeper's Friend
254 pages
Tried and Approved Recipes
103 pages
Twenty Lessons in Domestic Science
108 pages
Untold Secrets
An advertising pamphlet by Pabst Brewing advertising a variety of tonics through stories and customer testimonials. Contains many illustrations.
Virginia Cookery-Book
352 pages
W.H. Comstock Co. Alamanac - Indian Root Pills
An almanac by W.H. Comstock Co. advertising their "Indian Root Pills." The pills are said to be made of vegetables, and are advertised as a cure-all for a variety of illnesses, from "female complaints" to rheumatism to kidney disease.
Wizard Oil
An advertising pamphlet for "Wizard Oil," to be used for sunburns, stiff and sore muscles, bruises, fleas, mites, chiggers, ticks, and skin abrasians. The booklet also contains information on practical care for a variety of injuries, from sprained…
You Are Lucky! Take This Home
An advertising pamphlet for "Dime Regulator" pills. The booklet contains illustrations relating to the storyline of "Billious Jones" and his ailments, which are cured by the Dime Regulators.