~ “Ready-Made Ad”, The Liquor Book, by Charles Austin Bates, 1899
“The Germans are the healthiest looking people in the world and you know what beer drinkers they are.”
~ Los Angeles Herald, February 9, 1902
via California Digital Newspaper Collection
“Phospho Foods are the result of years of study and combine all the nutritive values of the grain with the death-dealing starch eliminated.”
~ The Clubwoman, October 1918
via internet archive
“Demand Swastikas!”
Note: In all fairness to the Pacific Coast Biscuit Company it should be noted that prior to being forever tarnished by association with the Nazi Party, the swastika was considered to be a good luck symbol.
reblogged from vintascope:
~ Knox Gelatine, 1938via Flickr
“Oh lady - what a salad! Not like the sissy concoctions some girls serve. They’re enough to keep a man a bachelor forever”
~ New York Tribune, June 22, 1919
“Went to War! Home Again”
(Source: sparkygirl63)
~ The Twentieth Century Cook Book, 1914
via internet archive
“The woman who does her own cooking will do it easier and take greater pleasure in her work if she is properly dressed.”
~ The Art of Invigorating and Prolonging Life, by Food, Clothes, Air, Exercise, Wine, Sleep, &c., by William Kitchiner, 1822
“From 30 to 40 (according to the tenderness of the meat) has been calculated as the mean number of Munches, that solid meat requires…”
