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What Every One Should Know, A Cyclopedia of Practical Information

What Every One Should Know, A Cyclopedia of Practical Information

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What Every One Should Know, A Cyclopedia of Practical Information

by Compiled by S.H. Burt

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About This Item

Per title page: "Complete directions for making and doing over 5,000 things necessary in Business, The Trades, The Shop, The Home, The Farm, and The Kitchen."

"Recipes, Prescriptions, Medicines, Manufacturing Processes, Trade Secrets, Chemical Preparations, Mechanical Appliances, Aid to Injured, Antidotes, Business Information, Every Day Law, Ornaments, Home Decorations, Art Work, Fancy Work, Agriculture, Fruit Culture, Stock Raising, and hundreds of other useful hints and helps." "Gathered from the Most Reliable Sources."

Sample information:

Here's an "Economical Hint" that still holds true: "The art is not in making money, but in keeping it..."
This is from a tip about making the popular red Easter eggs: boil in a decoction of logwood, then add some alum to convert the violet color to red.

Good+ condition. For its age, this is a really nice book (my opinion). The brown cover has black text and decorations. Title in gold gilt block on spine. Some corner wear, very little edge wear. Very slight rubbing near bottom front cover corner. Tan calico flower print end papers. There is a very light pencil inscription on second blank page in front. There is some age tanning to the pages. There is some soiling and a few spots on closed book page edges. Pages 102/103 were bookmarked with a piece of paper that was not acid free and it has left a discoloration. I have left the bookmark in place. (I'm guessing it was bookmarked for "Cranberry Sauce".) Inside pages are clean and tight.

510 pages.

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Bookseller
Blue & Grey Book Shoppe US (US)
Bookseller's Inventory #
1449
Title
What Every One Should Know, A Cyclopedia of Practical Information
Author
Compiled by S.H. Burt
Format/Binding
Cloth over boards
Book Condition
Used - Good+
Quantity Available
1
Binding
Hardcover
Publisher
A.L. Burt Company
Place of Publication
New York
Date Published
1888
Pages
510
Weight
2.00 lbs
Keywords
how to, directions, business, trades, home, farm, cookbooks, medicines, trade secrets, chemical preparations, antidotes, law, art, fancy work, fruit, stock raising, money, recipes
Bookseller catalogs
How To; Animals - General; Home Decorating; Antiques; Cookbooks; History - American; Reference; Health & Well Being; Books - Vintage;

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