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Superior cook book

1905

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Presented as published in 1905. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
A most delicious lemonade may he nuuh- hy slicing o h-mons and I orange into a large earthen jar, and adding 1 cupFul of i-i'(| raspberries. Ci'ush the fruit well, add water and sugar to taste and strain. \\'hen .serveiK ad<l 1 tahlespoonfnl of choppi'd ice to each glass of li([uid. 2\'i:i.i.ii: Wadswowtit. Egg Nog. Yolk of 1 egg. I teaspoon of sugar. '2 teas])oons of hi'andy. Heat all and then beat white well ami add o teaspoons of ci'eam. Mix all rog(4her. put in glass and till with new milkEgg Nog. Drink it. T. it. Bargh. Delicious Milk Lemonade. Upon () ozs. of loaf sugar ]iour 1 pt. of boiling water. a<ld '4 pt. of lemon juice, and 1/2 as much sherry wineDelicious Milk Lemonade, 't'hen add 'Y^ ])t. of cold milk, stii'ring well and strain- ing to make it clear, diill in the refrigerator and il will be found a most refresli- iiiiT and invigoratiuii- di'iid\. ^ 168 SUPIORIOR COOK BOOK Recipe For a Good Digestion. Poor Di<jestion eind Good Humor are seldom fouud in intimate association, while Good Digestion and Good Humor usually go hand in hand. To appreciate this volume ot substantial and dainty recipes, one should have a good digestion. H your's is not g-ood you should entice it by cultivating Good Humor. One of the best means of cultivating- Good Humor is to have your photog-raphic work done at Childs Art Gallery. This, in itself, is enough to put almost anyone in g-ood humor, but if there is anything- still lacking- to complete the metamorphosis, buy a Premo Film Pack Camera. We have sold many dozens of these Cameras and have yet to see the purchaser whose countenance was not radiant with delight when'he saw the result of his first successful effort. The melancholly individual whose dig-estion does not brace up under this treatment, is no company for him- self or anyone else, and he mig-ht as well get his boots blacked and start on his Celestial journey without further delay. C. D. COLE, MANAGER CHILDS ART GALLERY. CHARLTON & KUENZLI ARCHITEICTB. MARQUETTE, MICH. j^ p ChARLTON. AND 82 WISCONSIN STREET. Z, \^ ^. MILWAUKEE. WIS. EdWIN O. KuENZLI. THE WISE COOK know its avS necessary to please the eye as it is the palate We have a large variety of Silvei^, Hand Painted China and Cut ' Glass, Baking Dishes, Cake Plates, Berry Bowls, Soup Tu- reens, etc., and many other articles suitable for any table. Up- to-date designs, high quality, moderate prices at W. J. ROBERTS, The Peoples' Jeweler. 115 CLEVELAND AVE.. ISHPEMING. THOMAS F. GILL DEALER IN PLAIN AND FANCY FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ALSO UNDERTAKER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR. Pictures, Frames. Upholstering, I irFN^FH F IW R A I IM FR Tel. No. 30. Night Call, Tel. Repairirig, Etc. LIULHOLU LIT1D/\LH1L1\. No. 267 Res. 612 E Empire St. ST'PKKMOR COOK UOOK U'*? Oliver Iron Mining Company. OPERATES MINES ON MARQUETTE RANGE 1 MENOMINEE RANGE I MICHIGAN GOGEBIC RANGE j MISSABE RANGE ) VERMILLION RANGE \ MINNESOTA. T. F. COLK. President. Dulutli. Minn. W. .T. OLCOTT. Vice-Prest. and General Manager. Diilntli. Minn. L. \V. POWELL. Ass't. (ieneral Manaj^er. Dnlulii. Minn. CHAS. IC. SCHKIDW, TroasniLr. 71 Broadway. New York City. C. 1). FRASER. Secretary. 71 Broadway. New York City. GEO. I). SWIFT. .\sst. Sec'y and Treas.. Dulutli, Minn. W. .M. JEFFERY. Auditor. Dulutli. .Minn.