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(Indiana) Ladies of the Presbyterian Church. Happy Thoughts on Practical Cooking
$75.00
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42 pp. Illus. with ads for local businesses. Pale green wrappers lettered in red. First Edition. Attica, IN: Ladies of the Presbyterian Church, 1894.
Attica, Indiana was started by George Hollingsworth, who started with just a few log cabins in 1825. By the time this community cookbook was published, a few houses had electricity, and were making ice cream cake, baked beans, pumpkin pie, and more. A large portion of this book contains recipes for preserving.
Stains to wrappers, chipping to spine and extremities; period news clipping pinned to front free endpaper, else good.