"What, When and How: The People's Book of Ready Reference" is a fascinating glimpse into early 20th-century domestic life. Compiled by H.G. Cutler, this volume presents a comprehensive collection of practical recipes, formulas, and valuable suggestions designed for every occasion. From culinary creations to household remedies, this book offers a wealth of information reflecting the needs and concerns of its time.
More than just a collection of tips and tricks, "What, When and How" provides invaluable insight into the daily lives of people over a century ago. Discover forgotten skills, traditional techniques, and the resourcefulness required to manage a home and family in an era before modern conveniences. This is a timeless resource for historians, collectors, and anyone curious about the past.
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