Part 10

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The Box YOU Should Use

Why?

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Manufacturers of

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TRANSCRIBER’S NOTE

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Obvious typographical errors and punctuation errors have been corrected after careful comparison with other occurrences within the text and consultation of external sources.

Some hyphens in words have been silently removed, some added, when a predominant preference was found in the original book.

Except for those changes noted below, all misspellings in the text, and inconsistent or archaic usage, have been retained.

Pg 7: ‘lage’ replaced with ‘large’. Pg 9: ‘gentelest’ replaced with ‘gentlest’. Pg 13: ‘fo’ replaced with ‘for’ in ‘...stock for thinning it...’. Pg 19: ‘mollasses’ replaced with ‘molasses’. Pg 20: ‘CHEWNG’ replaced with ‘CHEWING’. Pg 24: ‘siz’ replaced with ‘size’. Pg 28: ‘wtih’ replaced with ‘with’. Pg 34: ‘dops’ replaced with ‘drops’. Pg 35: ‘wihout’ replaced with ‘without’. Pg 37: ‘wih’ replaced with ‘with’. Pg 38: ‘artar’ replaced with ‘tartar’. Pg 39: ‘Weight’ replaced with ‘Weigh’. Pg 44: ‘untll’ replaced with ‘until’. Pg 51: ‘kiind’ replaced with ‘kind’. Pg 60: ‘then’ replaced with ‘them’ in ‘...drop them on wax paper.’ Pg 50: ‘STLYE’ replaced with ‘STYLE’. Pg 75: ‘shearse’ replaced with ‘shears’. Pg 87: ‘banch’ replaced with ‘blanch’. Pg 101: Removed extra ‘and’ in ‘fire and and add’ Pg 105: ‘marshmallaws’ replaced with ‘marshmallows’. Pg 116: ‘paterns’ replaced with ‘patterns’. Pg 118: ‘yould’ replaced with ‘would’. Pg 120: ‘bn’ replaced with ‘bon’. Pg 125: ‘hatch’ replaced with ‘batch’. Pg 127: ‘targacanth’ replaced with ‘tragacanth’. Pg 127: ‘gelatine’ replaced with ‘gelatin’. Pg 129: ‘mollasses’ replaced with ‘molasses’. Pg 129: ‘glocuse’ replaced with ‘glucose’. Pg 134: ‘of’ replaced with ‘off’ in ‘Set off of the fire...’. Pg 138: ‘extracats’ replaced with ‘extracts’. Pg 138: ‘avertisement’ replaced with ‘advertisement’. Pg 140: ‘once’ replaced with ‘ounce’ in ‘1 ounce citric acid...’ Pg 141: ‘Carmel’ replaced with ‘Caramel’. Pg 141: ‘simply’ replaced with ‘simple’. Pg 142: ‘Color caramel color’ replaced with ‘Caramel color’. Pg 145: ‘ORGENT’ replaced with ‘ORGEAT’. Pg 149: ‘off if it’ replaced with ‘off of it’. Pg 168: Added missing ‘alcohol,’ in Angelica. Ads: ‘insolated’ replaced with ‘insulated’; ‘Leomwister’ replaced with ‘Leominster’; ‘Pattented’ replaced with ‘Patented’; ‘Cantains’ replaced with ‘Contains’.