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Category Archives: From the Stacks
An 1890s Thanksgiving in the Kitchen
Note: This is an encore post from 2011. Here’s a traditional roast turkey recipe from the “Every-Day Cook-Book and Family Compendium,” written about 1890 by Miss E. Neill. Be sure your fire is bright and clear and watch out for … Continue reading
Posted in 1890, Food and Drink, From the Stacks
Tagged #1890s, #cookbooks, #recipes, #Thanksgiving, #turkey
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L.A. Daily Mirror Retro Holiday Shopping Guide
Note: This is an encore post from 2011. I picked up “The Big Picture,” Melba Levick and Stanley Young’s 1988 book about Los Angeles murals, not realizing what a terribly sad book it would be. As Young notes: “Most artists … Continue reading
An 1890s Thanksgiving in the Kitchen
Note: This is an encore post from 2011. Here’s a traditional roast turkey recipe from the “Every-Day Cook-Book and Family Compendium,” written about 1890 by Miss E. Neill. Be sure your fire is bright and clear and watch out for … Continue reading
Posted in 1890, Food and Drink, From the Stacks
Tagged #1890s, #cookbooks, #recipes, #Thanksgiving, #turkey
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Harry Houdini: An Interview by Marcet Haldeman-Julius, October 1925
Note: In honor of Harry Houdini’s birthday, we are reposting this interview from 1925. We have been collecting issues of Haldeman-Julius Monthly for several years, but one issue was particularly elusive: The October 1925 number featuring an interview with Harry … Continue reading
Posted in 1925, Another Good Story Ruined, From the Stacks
Tagged 1925, From the Stacks, Haldeman-Julius, Harry Houdini
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L.A. Daily Mirror Retro Holiday Shopping Guide
Note: This is an encore post from 2011. I picked up “The Big Picture,” Melba Levick and Stanley Young’s 1988 book about Los Angeles murals, not realizing what a terribly sad book it would be. As Young notes: “Most artists … Continue reading
An 1890s Thanksgiving in the Kitchen
Note: This is an encore post from 2011. Here’s a traditional roast turkey recipe from the “Every-Day Cook-Book and Family Compendium,” written about 1890 by Miss E. Neill. Be sure your fire is bright and clear and watch out for … Continue reading
Posted in 1890, Food and Drink, From the Stacks
Tagged #1890s, #cookbooks, #recipes, #Thanksgiving, #turkey
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An 1890s Thanksgiving in the Kitchen
Note: This is an encore post from 2011. Here’s a traditional roast turkey recipe from the “Every-Day Cook-Book and Family Compendium,” written about 1890 by Miss E. Neill. Be sure your fire is bright and clear and watch out for … Continue reading
Posted in 1890, Food and Drink, From the Stacks
Tagged #1890s, #cookbooks, #recipes, #Thanksgiving, #turkey
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An 1890s Thanksgiving in the Kitchen
Note: This is an encore post from 2011. Here’s a traditional roast turkey recipe from the “Every-Day Cook-Book and Family Compendium,” written about 1890 by Miss E. Neill. Be sure your fire is bright and clear and watch out for … Continue reading
Posted in 1890, Food and Drink, From the Stacks
Tagged #1890s, #cookbooks, #recipes, #Thanksgiving, #turkey
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L.A. Daily Mirror Retro Holiday Shopping Guide
Note: This is an encore post from 2011. I picked up “The Big Picture,” Melba Levick and Stanley Young’s 1988 book about Los Angeles murals, not realizing what a terribly sad book it would be. As Young notes: “Most artists … Continue reading
An 1890s Thanksgiving in the Kitchen
Note: This is a repost from 2011. Happy Thanksgiving! Here’s a traditional roast turkey recipe from the “Every-Day Cook-Book and Family Compendium,” written about 1890 by Miss E. Neill. Be sure your fire is bright and clear and watch out … Continue reading
Posted in 1890, Food and Drink, From the Stacks
Tagged #1890s, #cookbooks, #recipes, #Thanksgiving, #turkey
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An 1890s Thanksgiving in the Kitchen
Note: This is a repost from 2011. Happy Thanksgiving! Here’s a traditional roast turkey recipe from the “Every-Day Cook-Book and Family Compendium,” written about 1890 by Miss E. Neill. Be sure your fire is bright and clear and watch out … Continue reading
Posted in 1890, Food and Drink, From the Stacks
Tagged #1890s, #cookbooks, #recipes, #Thanksgiving, #turkey
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Harry Houdini: An Interview by Marcet Haldeman-Julius, October 1925
Note: In honor of Harry Houdini’s birthday, we are reposting this interview from 1925. We have been collecting issues of Haldeman-Julius Monthly for several years, but one issue was particularly elusive: The October 1925 number featuring an interview with Harry … Continue reading
Posted in 1925, Another Good Story Ruined, From the Stacks
Tagged 1925, From the Stacks, Haldeman-Julius, Harry Houdini
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Harry Houdini: An Interview by Marcet Haldeman-Julius, October 1925
We have been collecting issues of Haldeman-Julius Monthly for several years, but one issue was particularly elusive: The October 1925 number featuring an interview with Harry Houdini, written by Marcet Haldeman-Julius, which was published a year before his death and … Continue reading
Posted in 1925, Another Good Story Ruined, From the Stacks
Tagged 1925, From the Stacks, Haldeman-Julius, Harry Houdini
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An 1890s Thanksgiving in the Kitchen
Note: This is a repost from 2011. Happy Thanksgiving! Here’s a traditional roast turkey recipe from the “Every-Day Cook-Book and Family Compendium,” written about 1890 by Miss E. Neill. Be sure your fire is bright and clear and watch out … Continue reading
Posted in 1890, Food and Drink, From the Stacks
Tagged #1890s, #cookbooks, #recipes, #Thanksgiving, #turkey
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An 1890s Thanksgiving in the Kitchen
Here’s a traditional roast turkey recipe from the “Every-Day Cook-Book and Family Compendium,” written about 1890 by Miss E. Neill. Be sure your fire is bright and clear and watch out for the gall-bag.
Posted in 1890, Food and Drink, From the Stacks
Tagged #1890s, #cookbooks, #recipes, #Thanksgiving, #turkey
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From the Stacks: James Richardson’s ‘Spring Street’
Photo: James Richardson, city editor of the Los Angeles Examiner. Credit: Cover of “For the Life of Me.” I incurred the wrath of Fibber some time ago with my post about James Richardson and “For the Life of Me.” Fibber … Continue reading
Posted in 1922, Black Dahlia, Books and Authors, Crime and Courts, Found on EBay, From the Stacks
Tagged #James Richardson, #newspapers
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An 1890s Thanksgiving in the Kitchen
Here’s a traditional roast turkey recipe from the “Every-Day Cook-Book and Family Compendium,” written about 1890 by Miss E. Neill. Be sure your fire is bright and clear and watch out for the gall-bag.
Posted in 1890, Food and Drink, From the Stacks
Tagged #1890s, #cookbooks, #recipes, #Thanksgiving, #turkey
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From the Stacks – ‘Death Valley the Facts’
Is it wrong to buy a book on the basis of one map? I suppose it is, but I couldn’t resist. I found this copy of W.A. Chalfant’s “Death Valley the Facts” the other evening at the Last Bookstore and … Continue reading
Posted in 1930, Art & Artists, From the Stacks, Nuestro Pueblo
Tagged #Charles Owens, #Death Valley, #Nuestro Pueblo
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From the Stacks: ‘Just One More!’
I picked up the 1961 edition of “Just One More!” by the Los Angeles Press Photographers Assn. and I’ve been enjoying it more than I expected. It’s a time capsule of press photography as it was 50 years ago, so … Continue reading
Posted in 1961, Books and Authors, From the Stacks, Photography
Tagged #la, #photography, books
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From the Stacks: ‘The Big Picture’
I picked up “The Big Picture,” Melba Levick and Stanley Young’s 1988 book about Los Angeles murals, not realizing what a terribly sad book it would be. As Young notes: “Most artists are aware that, exposed as it is to … Continue reading
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