Vintage 1930s Good Housekeeping Institute Floral Oven Proof Kitchen Bowl - Golden Acacia Pattern by Paden City Pottery circa 1936 Autumn - Includes two red ribbon

- Includes two red ribbon page markers

5" inches (length)  x

- Includes two black and white photo sections as well as an insert describing more about the book and the author

Cardinal flowers were actually named for the bright red cloth worn by cardinals in the Roman Catholic church

readers everywhere could relate to the follies

Vintage 1930s Good Housekeeping Institute Floral Oven Proof Kitchen Bowl - Golden Acacia Pattern by Paden City Pottery circa 1936 Autumn - Includes two red ribbonTo produce and perpetuate perfection or as near unto perfection as may be attained in the household. The goal of Good Housekeeping, May 1885 {HISTORY} The goal of the Good Housekeeping Institute, first established in 1900 as the Good Housekeeping Experiment Station, was to test products, techniques, applications and recipes for usefulness, validity and importance to the overall health and well being of the home and its household members. Renamed the