Further Suggestions for Your Perpetual Edification

It's August now, and you're sick of having those same old watermelon rind pickles for dinner every day, aren't you? It's a common complaint these days, so we thought we'd offer a few nostalgic suggestions to spice up your TV dinner tray:

The Electric Epicures Cookbook by Poppy Cannon

The Too-Good-To-Be-Leftovers Cookbook

The Can-Opener Cookbook by Poppy Cannon

Catch'em and Cook'em by Bunny Day

Foodarama Party Book "Foodarama living is better living for everyone, and it is marked by four important characteristics: Foodarama families eat better...save money...save time...and have more fun, too!"

Cooking for the Freezer byt Myra Waldo

Wild Game Cookbook (A Remington Sportsmen's Library Book)(Hundreds of Savory Ways to Prepare All Kinds of Game)

So now you've left the kitchen, and you're looking for some light reading to take along to the beach. How about What We Can Do About Communism by Russell V. DeLong, Ph.D.? See also our Communism Picture Book page.

For those of you who like a little more suspense, there's always 700 Science Experiments for Everyone

Happy Times by Guy L. Bond

Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds by Charles Mackay

And now for the craft section of our programme: how to sew SLIPCOVERS, prepared for The Singer Company by Claire Valentine