Hood's cook book
Subtitle: Number one. : The receipts include those published in Mrs. Mayor Stott's famous "Practical cook book," she having kindly allowed us to use them. Other valuable ones have been added, together with much useful matter, principally relative to Hood's sarsaparilla, a medicine which will positively cure all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood,--if not already so chronic as to be incurable,--in which case it alleviates and greatly mitigates the affliction. Hood's cook book, carefully paged and indexed, thus becomes very desirable in every home in the country. : presented, by druggists, to any housekeeper; or, on receipt of two-cent stamp, sent by mail
Publisher: Published by C.I. Hood & Co., apothecaries. Laboratory: Thorndike Street, Lowell, Mass.
Published: 1886
Place of publication: Lowell, Mass.
Language: eng
Number of pages: 31
Subjects: Sarsaparilla; American Cooking
Other titles: Hood's cook book no. 2.; Hood's cook book number 3.; High-Street cook book.; Hood's combined cook books.
Notes: Published as a promotion for Hood's sarsaparilla. C.I. Hood and Co. was located in Lowell from about 1877 to about 1923. Advertising material on the back cover is dated 1886.

At head of title: (Reprint.).

Cover title: Hood's combined cook books.

Bound in original paper covers.
Table of contents: title: Hood's cook book. Number 1; title: Hood's cook book no. 2; title: Hood's cook book number 3; title: High-Street cook book.