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Jell-O: America's Most Famous Dessert
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Jell-O: America's Most Famous Dessert
Collection: Emergence of Advertising in America, 1850-1920
Company:Genesee Pure Food Co.
Product:Jell-O
Source:Peterson, Nicole Di Bona. Collection of Advertising Cookbooks, circa 1870s-1990s.
Year:[ca. 1910s]
Number of Pages in Book:14 p.
Notes: seven flavors, 10 cents a package, children love Jell-O, endorsements from Marion Harland, Mrs. Rorer; special recipes from Janet McKenzie Hill, Sarah Tyson Rorer; Selling points-ease of preparation for inexperienced/busy housewives; economical cost. Images of each page from this item are available. Searchable text is only available for the title page, index, and/or contents pages.
Subject:Gelatin/Puddings
Children
Item Number: CK0029
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