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A Dictionary of Every-day Wants: Containing Twenty Thousand Receipts in Nearly Every Department ... By Alexander E. Youman, Katherine Golden Bitting Collection on Gastronomy (Library of Congress)
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By Alexander E. Youman
, Katherine Golden
Bitting Collection on
Gastronomy (Library of
Congress)
Published 1872
F.M. Reed
539 pages
Original from the New York Public Library
Digitized Apr 28, 2006
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Contents
Accidents and Emergencies
11
emetics, mucilages, ligature
Apiary
20
hive, joists, drones
Cements Glues and Posies
32
isinglass, shellac, mastic
Cooking and Baking
40
teacupful, teaspoonful, yelk
Druggist and Chemist
63
drachm, alkanet, macerate
Domestic Animals
87
surcingle, farcy, fetlock
Farm Orchard Garden and Dairy
118
manure, carotine, grafting
Housetold Miscellany
151
citan, blacking, pipeclay
Household Pets
164
aquarium, moulting, parrots
Household Pests
173
fustic, muskrat, alum
Inks and Blacking
197
copperas, blacking, logwood
Medical and Surgical
207
costiveness, teaspoonful, veratrum
Ornamental Work
242
varnish, percha, copal
Painting and Papering Including Varnishing Polishing Staining
250
copal, litharge, turpentine
Photography and the Fine Arts
272
collodion, bichromate, gelatine
Preserving and Storing
293
quinces, flitches, saltpetre
Soap and Candles
312
amandine, bergamot, stearine
Toilet
323
bergamot, glycerine, potassa
Wardrobe
333
fustic, prussiate, cochineal
Wines Liquors and Vinegar
362
bung, gals, worts
Workers in Glass
389
seignette, nitre, silvering
Workers in Metals
397
ammoniac, prussiate, muriatic
Miscellaneous
447
calcine, lampblack, pumice
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