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1. "Doc" Brown, Famous Kansas City Cake Walker "Doc" Brown, Famous Kansas City Cake Walker 2011 Manuscript about Kansas City cake walker Joseph "Doc" Brown (Doctor William Henry Joseph Cutter Brown), that consists of a chronological collection of 149 published articles, notices, and advertisements....
2. A New Sportsman's Friend A New Sportsman's Friend June 14, 2007 In Steve Penn's "Commentary" column he features Wayne Hubbard of Kansas City, Kansas. Hubbard is host to a TV show called "Urban American Outdoors" shown in this area on the Metro Sports Channel. It has...
3. A. W. Alger A. W. Alger ca. 1880-1900 Advertising card for A. W. Alger with two images of women in a kitchen called "The Old Way" and the "The New Way." The old way shows a stove falling apart, a broken dish, a spilling pot, a broken window,...
4. Farm to Table Farm to Table March 2011 Article relates how the blue bird bistro restaurant employs organic and natural foods in the menu and includes several recipes.
5. Go to The Head of The Class Go to The Head of The Class May 14, 2008 Colored photographs in article about the Overland Park high school's culinary program and its newly remodeled kitchen at the Broadmoor Technical Center. "Broadmoor and other high school culinary porgrams...
6. Interdenominational Home Interior Interdenominational Home Interior circa 1930s Interior view of kitchen showing women preparing meal.
7. M. Frank Jones Obituary M. Frank Jones Obituary February 8, 2010 Maurice Frank Jones died February 3, 2010. A Southwest High School graduate, Jones worked in the advertising business, co-founding the firm of Selders-Jones-Covington in1950 and Jones & Hanger, Inc., in...
8. Making Bottled Smoke Making Bottled Smoke February 1900 Article describes Wrights Condensed Smoke manufactured by E. H. Wright & Co., located at 915 Mulberry Street in Kansas City, Missouri.
9. Martin, Snyder & Co. Martin, Snyder & Co. ca. 1890-1896 Advertising card for Martin, Snyder & Co. showing a woman with a large red onion for a head sitting and crying while holding a knife and a pan of onions. Caption says: "Mrs. Big Onion;--'You are so small...
10. Not Your Grandma's Recipes Not Your Grandma's Recipes Holiday Issue 2005 Series of brief articles describing various independently owned and operated restaurants around the Kansas City area, including a recipe submitted by each. The restaurants represented in the article are:...
11. Nutrition/Food Service in Hospital Nutrition/Food Service in Hospital 1941 Interior view of what is identified as the new kitchen in General Hospital No.2. Includes six unidentified kitchen personnel. This photograph appeared printed in the city manager's annual report for 1941,...
12. Nutrition/Food Services in Hospital Nutrition/Food Services in Hospital 1941 Interior view, believed to be a view of the new kitchen in General Hospital No. 2.
13. Nutrition/Food Services in Hospital Nutrition/Food Services in Hospital 1946 Interior view, believed to be the kitchen located in General Hospital No. 2. Includes two unidentified hospital kitchen employees. Photograph found in "Municipal Mirror", November, 1946, p. 6, MVSC 092...
14. Remembering the Green Parrot Remembering the Green Parrot September 2005 Brief letter to the editor recounting the writer's relationship with Tena Mae Dowd, owner of the Green Parrot Inn restaurant. The letter writer was a caregiver for Ms. Dowd at the end of her life, and...
15. She Was Seen As Visionary She Was Seen As Visionary July 28, 2010 Tribute to Gisella Hall, who became president of North American Press after her husband died in 1969. The company specialized in publishing cookbooks.