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Identifier: popularelectric619131chic (find matches)
Title: Popular electricity magazine in plain English
Year: 1912 (1910s)
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Subjects: Electricity
Publisher: Chicago, Ill. : Popular Electricity Pub. Co.
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in the sick room,especially in warm weather. Invalidcookery is an art in itself and it is often aproblem to prepare food that is appetizingfor invalids. Electric utensils solve thisproblem most satisfactorily. They arenot only clean and .sanitary but highlyornamental. Toast made on the electrictoast stove is so crisp and hot and thecoffee is so delicious that invalid cookerybecomes a pleasure and the nurse is savedmany tiresome steps. To make good coffee in the electric percolator, use one heaping tablespoonfulof ground coffee to each cup of water andone extra spoonful of coffee. Turn thecurrent on to full heat. It will begin topercolate as soon as the water boils.Allow it to continue to percolate for abouteight minutes. It is a good plan to pourthe first cupful back over the grounds,although that is not necessary. A Tea Seller of Bagdad Bagdad, the capital of the caliphs, hasno right to be anything but interestingand prosperous. The mere mention ofthe name conjures up visions of the
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INVALID COOKERY IS AN ART IN ITSELF 422 POPULAR ELECTRICITY MAGAZINE 423 Thousand and One Nights, noble relics ofpast glories, mosques, minarets and Orientalmysticism, but present day Bagdad is not tobe compared with the Bagdad of the remotepast. Perhaps the most brilliant day of theyear is Easter Sunday, or day of the silk man-tles, so called on account of the gorgeousgarments worn at that time by the Christianwomen. Now and then one runs across a tea seller

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  • bookdecade:1910
  • bookcentury:1900
  • booksubject:Electricity
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  • bookleafnumber:435
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