The Archive · 1938

Economy of Refrigeration

Food so s the primary. but not of refrigeration. The ice- household Food another o! services.

thout a refrigerator, the surplus of the dinner-table must go into the stbin, With its help, cooks soon learn to turn it instead into small but gamut of exquisite hand-work is run nere. In addition you may examine from glass jars such mysteries~as the various grades of down used for filling bed quilts, _headea princely "pluckings at $16 per un three pounds going 1o ingle-bed size. There are also very Frenchyle laces in delicate shades by the yard and in, all widths

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