The Dixie Cook-Book

“The best is none too good.” Southern family receipts gathered across generations and printed in Atlanta in 1883 — and, in the same volume, everything else a household was expected to know: the laundry, the sick-room, dressmaking, babies, and a year's bill of fare.

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Moles, to remove.. .575 Mosquitoes, to keep off...575 To keep from molding.515 Mothers' marks ..574 491 To try out....... ..516 Moth patches.. 575 The best.

Gas-stoves..... ..508 Moths. 441-442 .491 Kitchen windows... 491 Larding needle. ..488 Moving....... .450 Butter rollers... 491 Laundry, the.. .521 Mullein, for cough 640 491 491 Brush and comb rack, .492 ..492 .495 Flower pots...... ....496 A grate heater.

A table heater. illus....

Toilet table.......

Brush stand, illus....... 492 Home made lounge.....492 Smoothing iron, illus..492 Lamp-shades 492 Sponge basket, illus.....493 Mat... .493 Tile easels, illus. 493 Hangers for plaques, ill493 Match safes, illus.........494 Polishing iron, illus...494 Window hook, illus.....494 Safe and register, illus. 494 Blower rack, illus...495 Broom holder, illus.....495 Handsome mat. 495 Safe ash barrel, illus... 495 Foot stools...

Ventilator, illus. 496 Folding table, illus..... 496 To keep.

To use.......

Life preserver.

Lightning cream Lightning rod.

Lime in cans..

Lime in eye....

Lime-water.

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