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1923 Lux Advertisement
Source: Cook Book compiled by Bethany Shrine Patrol No. 1 (1923) I think of Lux soap as a bar soap, not a dishwashing soap. Based upon this 1923 advertisement, it appears that a hundred years ago, Lux...
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1923 Skinner’s Macaroni Advertisement
Source: American Cookery (June/July, 1923) Until I saw this hundred-year-old advertisement, I had never heard of Skinner’s Macaroni – though it may be a regional food that still exists. When I googled...
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1924 Pecan Recipe Contest
Source: American Cookery (May, 1924) I love recipe contests – and have some great pecan recipes. Unfortunately, this pecan recipe contest ended a hundred years ago.
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1924 Rumford Baking Powder Advertisement
Source: American Cookery (April, 1924) I don’t usually give much thought to baking powder brands, but this 1924 full-page advertisement on the inside cover of the April, 1924 issue of American Cookery...
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1924 Utility Dish Drainer Advertisement
Source: American Cookery (March 1924) I think that I need a Utility Dish Drainer that would cleanse, dry, and sterilize my dishes.
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1924 Maxwell House Coffee Advertisement
Source: Good Housekeeping (May, 1924) Most companies are constantly changing advertising campaigns and taglines. Maxwell House Coffee is the exception. It has used the slogan “good to the last drop”...
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1924 Lewis Tea Room Institute Advertisement
Source: American Cookery (October, 1924) Careers for women were very limited a hundred years ago. One option was to become a tea room manager, and the Lewis Tea Room Institute was ready to teach women...
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