This section is from the book "Pipe Organ Cook Book", by Ladies of First Presbyterian Church Aledo, Illinois. Also available from Amazon: The Way to Cook.
Fruit Slush
Chicken Patties
Cold Tongue
Olives
Almonds
Bread and Butter Sandwiches
Cheese Wafers
Pickles
Brick Ice Cream
Strawberries
Mints
Coffee
Iced Watermelon
Tongue
Potato Croquettes
Scalloped Corn
Rolls, Butter
Strawberry Jello
Pea Salad
Wafers
Olives
Marshmallow Cake
Coffee
Grape Juice
Potato Chips
Pea Patties
Rolls and butter
Spiced Peaches
Wafers
Olives
Maple Bisque
Banana Cake
Lemon Wafers
Coffee
Chicken Salad .
Wafers
Pickles
Salted Almonds
Strawberry Cream
Coffee
Scalloped Oysters
Sandwiches
Pickles
Olives
Coffee
Chopped Fruit in Jelly with Whipped Cream.
Cake
Mint Wafers
Lemon Punch
Ice Cream
Cake
Nuts.
Grape Punch
Baked White Fish with Dressing
Sandwiches
Water
Pressed Chicken
Creamed Potatoes
Pickles
Rolls
Jelly
Salted Almonds
Shrimp Salad
Cheese Fingers
Olives
Strawberries
Ice Cream
Angel Food
Marguerites
Coffee.
Boullion
Wafers
Stewed Chicken
Fruit Salad
Rolls
Jelly
Pea Patties
Lettuce Sandwiches
Olives
White Cake
Cream Mints
Coffee
Fried Chicken
Mashed Potatoes
Gravy
Rolls
Butter
Jelly
Fruit Salad
Olives
English Plum Pudding with Sauce
Whipped Cream Coffee
Cake
Veal Loaf
Scalloped Potatoes
Salmon Salad
Cucumbers
Peas
Celery
Olives
Rolls
Butter
Chocolate Cream
Raspberries
Cake
Coffee
Character of Slain | REAGENTS | METHOD OF REMOVING |
Coffee, Tea or Chocolate | Hot Water (boiling) | Place bowl on table, spread stained part over it and pour water on it from a height so as to strike stain with force. |
Fruit | Boiling Water | Spread stained portions over bowl; pour water from height of 18 inches or two feet. |
Ink | 1. Milk 2. Salts Lemon 3. Javelle Water 4. If moist, salt, meal, flour, sugar; then wash in cold water. | If stain is fresh allow stain to stand in milk. If the milk becomes too much discolored drain off and add more. If stain is dry and will not come out as above, use salts of lemon or Javelle water; pour on, allow to stand a few minutes and wash thoroughly. |
Mildew | Lemon or Sun | Rub lemon on and set in direct sunlight. |
Iron Rust | Salts Lemon, Javelle Water. | Rub with salts of lemon or Javelle water and wash. _.. - . |
Grass | Alcohol | Soak stains in alcohol; rub. |
Paint | Vaseline and Benzine | Rub with same material if wet: if dry soak and soften with vaseline; rub with benzine. |
Perspiration | Soap solution and sunshine | Place in sunshine in soap solution; very hard to remove. |
Machine Oil | Cold Water | Rub from outside to center, using care not to spread. |
Wax | Absorbent Paper and hot iron | Place goods on absorbent paper and press with hot iron. |
Blood | Soap and warm water or cold raw starch | Wash in soap and warm water (not hot). Rub on wet and allow to dry. |
Scorch | Sun | Expose to sun for a few hours. |
Wine | Salt, boiling water | Treat the same as fruit stains. |
Wagon Grease, Brass | Lard | Rub on stain, then wash. |
 
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