Kitchen Safety Town gas had been used for street lighting since the beginning of the 19th century. But gas was not seriously considered as a domestic fuel until the 1850s. In addition to advertising a variety of stoves, this booklet appeals to every homemakers dilemma: Would you like more time for rest, for recreation, for calling, for shopping, for the enjoyment of your home, or to give your servant more time to do other work? A gas range would put an end to kitchen drudgery.
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