Food

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# Title Date Summary
801 Students, are you helping to win the war?
College Eye 9:6, p.4 		Students are asked to try to conserve food as best they can.
802 Great canning campaign; organize clubs
College Eye 8:27, p.1 		People organize and begin to can and preserve surplus fruit and vegetables for the war effort.
803 Improving school lunches
College Eye 8:18, p.4 		Comments and suggestions on how to incorporate domestic science classes into a school lunch system.
804 Burns opens new café
College Eye 7:31, p.8 		Has a liquid carbonic fountain at his new café on Main Street.
805 Science Club
College Eye 7:16, p.3 		Sponsors lecture by E. L. Redfern on the protection of food materials.
806 Have you tried these?
College Eye 7:13, p.7 		Snack and cooking suggestions.
807 Cafeteria opens with big business
College Eye 7:2, p.5 		Bartlett Hall cafeteria opens on September 14, 1915, under the direction of Mildred Walls; serves four hundred meals at noon, fewer at breakfast and dinner;
808 A number of I. S. T. C. girls
College Eye 6:30, p.7 		Had dinner at the Black Hawk Hotel.
809 A number of I. S. T. C. girls
College Eye 4:29, p.6 		Had dinner at the Black Hawk Hotel.
810 Home Economics
Old Gold 0:0, p.113 		Illustration of woman baking; roster and photos of Home Economic students, including their home addresses, chief virtues, and "pet" expressions; sample luncheon menu; photo.
811 The senior girls in the Domestic Science Department
College Eye 1:27, p.7

Will give demonstrations of cooking until end of term.
812 Exchange notes
College Eye 1:3, p.56

A student at the University of Michigan calculated how many cigars, cigarettes, chocolate bars, and gum the students consumed in the last year.
813 Domestic Science
Old Gold 0:0, p.217 		Summary of the Domestic Science department, includes group photo and a poem.
814 Prof. Page on milk analysis; members of Science Club hear illustrated lecture on its value as a food
Normal Eyte 20:18, p.299 		Professor Page analyzes and discusses milk.
815 Pressed meats served
Normal Eyte 19:4, p.62 		Several students suffered from ptomaine poisoning.
816 Pass the potatoes please
Normal Eyte 17:28, p.433 		A look at the etiquette of passing food.
817 Schoolma'ams will cook; great interest taken in cooking school to be opened next week; Cannon house will be converted into a modern kitchen
Normal Eyte 15:8, p.115 		The Domestic Science Department will begin to offer classes is cooking.
818 A new expression; another addition has been made to our college vocabulary
Normal Eyte 14:14, p.209 		"That delicious fudge," is the new expression on campus.
819 Cooks combine; pro and con of the situation
Normal Eyte 14:1, p.2 		Students dissatisfied with increase in cook's fee; a look at costs of rooming and boarding costs.
820 For those who bring their dinners seats have been provided in the cloak rooms
Normal Eyte 13:3, p.37 		Will help to avoid eating in classrooms.
821 After the debate
Normal Eyte 15:10, p.122 		Debaters enjoyed treats after the competition.
822 Ossoli Society
Normal Eyte 10:20, p.489 		Presented programs on women, food, and fashion.
823 Mabel Wise
Normal Eyte 10:18, p.180 		Treating friends to apples from home.
824 Normal Hill
Normal Eyte 9:1, p.219 		Messrs. Cotton and Gibson have opened a grocery store on the hill.
825 At least two S. N. S. maidens were unhappy
Normal Eyte 2:20, p.160 		One cannot get cream puffs; the other has conflicting dates.
826 Sickness has not entirely confined its attention
Normal Eyte 2:20, p.160 		Students had to cook in one boarding house after managers became ill.
827 After a hard study
Normal Eyte 1:1, p.4 		Enjoy refreshments at Piersol's.
828 Our new silver knives
Students' Offering 6:20, p. 		Can cut the toughest beef.
829 The choicest groceries
Students' Offering 5:14, p.8

Offers grocery items.
830 All you Normalites can save
Students' Offering 4:11, p.8

Grocery supplies at Bates.
831 E. L. Andrews
Students' Offering 4:10, p.8

Dealer in groceries.
832 Boarding students
Students' Offering 2:8, p. 		Have ice cream on picnic in grove.
833 E. L. Andrews
Students' Offering 2:8, p.12

Offers groceries.
834 Shockey, the candy man
Students' Offering 2:8, p.12

Offers candy, fruit, and ice cream.
835 E. L. Andrews
Students' Offering 2:7, p.8

Offers groceries.
836 A Normalite
Students' Offering 2:5, p.7

Comments on poor quality of food.
837 E. L. Andrews
Students' Offering 2:5, p.8

Offers groceries.
838 Go to C. C. Shockey's
Students' Offering 2:5, p.1

Offers candy and fruit.
839 C. C. Shockey's
Students' Offering 1:4, p.8

Offers fruit and candy.
840 There have been so many poems
Students' Offering 1:4, p.7

Humorous reference to bad boarding house food.
841 Go to C. C. Shockey's
Students' Offering 1:3, p.8

Offers ice cream, lemonade, and candy.