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SANITARY LECTURES. 47
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As Many Readers Of The English Woman's J...
establishment aided "by an almsbox and support andb of special a school subscri kitchen ptions . , It and was once farther by a
. y collection after a sermon . So came our funds . " . " Nextwith , regard to the building used as a kitchen . Many
- great who have deal , visited of apparatus it came and expecting they were to see greatl a capacious y disappointed kitchen to and find a
This only a is very what small does building for us , and attached surel to there the would house , be a sort no difficulty of shoring in . y
, providin it " "We thoug g mi such g ht ht that a have buil it ding cooke would anywhere d b be y a much coal . cheaper fire ; but to upon do so consideration by means of
was and a small Co . gas of London stove , whi Brid ch ge was , for purchased £ 9 . . . from . Messrs "With . this Dean stove e , Dray we
, can " cook In this for kitchen thirty peop the children le . . receive .. practical instruction in cookbrothand
ing meat and vegetables , and in making puddings , , gruels , which Even are a given child * to does our not sick like poor to . " work . to ... no . purposeand we find
", it d has ' a minds most to animating know that and in health this y kitchen influence they on are our working school for chil a -
rens beneficial ties of the and ir fellow praiseworth creatures y object at a — time working when to hel relieve p is most the necessi needed - . not onlinstruct the
school children By means in a of most this important little kitchen bran , we ch of domestic y economy ,
5 but in sick a parish containing who . needs a population our aid . of The 4 , 000 district we supp visitors ly food , the to _s person
medical every menand the respectable parishioners generally , whether subscribers or , notare at libertv to come and insert an order in the
order-book : ' Let , A . B . have roast mutton three days a week , and puddings thought best the in other each case days the . , ' Ther and kitchen e so are on many , according dissenters of to the what in our may licant parish be ' ,
but creed we . g In ive some food instances from individuals irrespective in sickness have been app _supjDlied s with food for upwards of twelve God months to withdraw , until their them recovery from , or such The
time I dail dare y as average it may is of about have recip p the ients leased average has been number from twent of need y to thirt y sick y-five peop us , . which le in
say similar populations . will "To describe explain the still account further -books our which p - lan we of working have used in from this the kitchen time , of I
its establishmentfour years ago , till the present time . One book is called the Order-book , and in it are entered the names of the persons
, who others requir The e food second and , book of those the who Delivery request -book us , is to one supp in ly which that food those to
persons dence . that who they receive have the received food , si it gn their The third names the or their Waste- mark booh in is evi one
in which is entered at the tim . e everything , that is bought , , and fourth is the Cash
everything that goes out of the kitchen . The -
Sanitary Lectures. 47
SANITARY LECTURES . 47
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Sept. 1, 1860, page 47, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01091860/page/47/
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