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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Sink ..460 Perpetual.

A good rule..

For scrap-books.

Pastry 449 Remedy for. .630-634 Sitz-bath. ..644 647 Chronic... 642 Sheets, to renew. .445 ..631 Rice .508 SHIRT-BOSOMS. ...466 Rice Water. .573 Silver polish for. ..525 Peel, orange and lemon.452 Ribbons ..527 Enamel for. .526, 529 Pearls, to keep brilliant Roofs, leaking. ...661 How to iron. 532 574, 662 Rose slugs, to kill. ...589 Shocks. 583-584 Pease, for winter.. ..540 Rugs, rag, to make.........446 Pease, to select... .508 Runaways...... 582 Percales, to wash..

Pheasants, to buy..

Packs.....

Pains ...506 647 Russia iron, to keep.......661 .645 Sago...... 506 527 Rust on iron and steel 467-468, 526, 661 Shingles..

Shoes, oil for. 661 .575 Shoe-pockets for doors...451

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