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Prudence Penny's Centennial Cookbook, 1963
Contact MOHAI to OrderThe Seattle Post-Intelligencer newspaper published recipes and home economics advice in the Prudence Penny column, which ran from the 1930s to the 1970s. Prudence Penny was a pseudonym created by Hearst newspapers, and each local paper employed a person writing under her name. The column was written by as many as thirty authors around the country.
This cookbook includes 100 recipes selected from the "Prudence Penny department" of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer on the occasion of the newspaper's centennial, as a "special 100th birthday gift" to its readers.
This cookbook includes 100 recipes selected from the "Prudence Penny department" of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer on the occasion of the newspaper's centennial, as a "special 100th birthday gift" to its readers.
ID Number: 2014.3.2.5
Date: 1963
Creator(s):
Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Publisher
Physical Description: 1 cookbook : 28 pages ; 6 x 9 in.
Credit: MOHAI, 2014.3.2.5
Copyright: All Rights Reserved
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