Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 416
gas-range, and theoil or gasolene stoves. One little novelty in gas-stoves is worthy of mention. It is the camping-or cooking-stove which pleased Dr. Nansen sowell that he took it with him on his polar expe-dition. It makes its own gas by vaporizingkerosene. A small pump forces the oil by… … and kettles, were used even after the first crudecook-stoves appeared, about the year 1850. After A PLANTATION NEGRO COOKING HOE-CAKE IN HER CABIN. The great advantage of these cookers is thatnothing can burn in them. Food so cooked re-tains all its juices, and is made tender andappetizing. The…
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