Telling Fortunes with Foods

Item Info

Title:
Telling Fortunes with Foods
Date:
1929
Description:
Citrus as energy source: numerous illustrations of men and women feeling "listless" for lack of citrus. For men, eating citrus is portrayed primarily as providing advantages in business, sporting, or social situations; for women the advantage is an increased ability to "attract men." Information on Sunkist Junior, the Electrical Fruit Juice Extractor for Home Use. Images of each page from this item are available. Chapter headings: Are you Really Well? - Food--Friend or Foe? - Food (cont.); "Acidosis" - Acidosis (cont.); "Safe" Reducing - Reducing (cont.); The Acid-Ash Foods - Alkaline-Ash Foods ; Normal Anti-Acidosis Diet Menus - Safe Reducing Menus - Menus (cont.); Recipes for Fruit Drinks - "Let You Doctor be Your Engineer".
Company:
California Fruit Growers Exchange
Product:
Sunkist oranges and lemons
Category:
Nicole Di Bona Peterson Collection of Advertising Cookbooks
Subject:
Format:
advertisements
Type:
Still Image
Rights:
Copyright Undetermined
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Digital Collection:
Emergence of Advertising in America: 1850-1920
Identifier:
  • duke:426378
  • CK0061
  • ark:/87924/r4rf5n40x
  • 25ebdfa3-e446-4bd6-bae5-8735cf73c9e4
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