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Full-Text Articles in Food Science
The Hygeian Home Cook-Book, Russell Thatcher Trall
The Hygeian Home Cook-Book, Russell Thatcher Trall
1870-1889
Healthful and palatable food without condiments. Digitized by Sloan Foundation from the Library of Congress. Full text available online at Internet Archive.
Crumbs From The Round Table, Joseph Barber
Crumbs From The Round Table, Joseph Barber
1850-1869
A Feast for Epicures. A compilation of different articles discussing different foods and in different seasons. Book Digitized from the McKee Library Collection.
Valuable Recipes, A W. Chase
Valuable Recipes, A W. Chase
1850-1869
For saloons, inn-keepers, grocers, druggists, merchants, and for families generally. A guide to wealth. Full text digitized and available from the McKee Library collection.
Vegetable Diet: As Sanctioned By Medical Men, And By Experience In Ages., William A. Alcott
Vegetable Diet: As Sanctioned By Medical Men, And By Experience In Ages., William A. Alcott
1830-1849
Containing hundreds of testimonies of individuals advocating for a vegetarian diet. This work was originally downloaded courtesy of Hathitrust. This copy was digitized by Google books.
The Philosophical Monitor, Friend To Mankind
The Philosophical Monitor, Friend To Mankind
1810-1829
An investigation of the causes, which the moral and physical perfection of human society; in which many hereditary popular customs, generally supposed innocent, are shown to be productive of indigence, disease, and premature termination of life. Full text digitized and available from the McKee Library collections.