This undated index card isn’t a recipe but a helpful tip – something that began appearing in the index card collection in the mid-60′s. We’ve found cards like these with instructions for mixing poisons, medicines and furniture polish, among other things.
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1930′s Omelet: Do you like your eggs with orange juice or sugar?
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