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December 10, 1938
 
December 10, 1938
  
 
Mr. Kenneth Lewis Roberts,
 
Mr. Kenneth Lewis Roberts,
 
Kennebunk Beach, Maine
 
Kennebunk Beach, Maine
Dear Mr. Roberts;Maine libraries do not seem to go in very heavily
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Dear Mr. Roberts;-
for'Main~ cook-boo~s.
 
  
I am beginning to be confirmed in my original
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Maine libraries do not seem to go in very heavily
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for Maine cook-books. I am beginning to be confirmed in my original
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opinion that there were no very early ones printed.
  
opinion that there were no very early ones printed.
 
 
I have borrowed from various personal sources half a dozen or so
 
I have borrowed from various personal sources half a dozen or so
 
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cook-books, none very old, and, so far as I can tell by a
cook-books, none very old, and, so far as I can te 11 by
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hasty examination of them, not at all unusual. However, as they
·hasty examination of them, not at all unusual.
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are from various towns, Thomaston, Rockland, Lincolnville Beach,
 
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Machias, etc. you might like to see them. I am writing to
a
 
 
 
However, as they
 
 
 
are from various towns, Thomaston, Rockla'td, Lincolnville Beach,
 
Machias, etc. you mi.ght like to see them.
 
 
 
I am writing to
 
 
 
 
Warren and to Wiscasset where, I understand, a Democratic Women
 
Warren and to Wiscasset where, I understand, a Democratic Women
of Maine Cook-Book may be located.
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of Maine Cook-Book may be located. Bangor Public Library had
 
 
Bangor Public Library had
 
 
 
 
nothing to offer, except the Dorcas Cook-Book, which I mentioned
 
nothing to offer, except the Dorcas Cook-Book, which I mentioned
in my preceding letter, and which you probably have acquired.
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in my preceding letter, and which you probably have acquired. If
 
not I can borrow it from Bangor.
 
not I can borrow it from Bangor.
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The Federal Writers Project compiled a list of cook-books
 
The Federal Writers Project compiled a list of cook-books
 
as part of their project and the Director has promised to send
 
as part of their project and the Director has promised to send
me a copy of it as soon as it can be copied.
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me a copy of it as soon as it can be copied. I'll write you
 
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again as soon as it arrives.
I'll write you
 
 
 
again as soon as it arrives .
 
I
 
 
 
will send the books I have assembled the first of the
 
  
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I will send the books I have assembled the first of the
 
week unless I hear from you that you think they are not worth
 
week unless I hear from you that you think they are not worth
 
your bothering with.
 
your bothering with.
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Very truly yours,
 
Very truly yours,
MAINE STATE
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MAINE STATE LlBRARY
  
 
MCF
 
MCF
 
LlBRARY
 
 
If
 
 
 

Latest revision as of 00:47, 18 November 2017

December 10, 1938

Mr. Kenneth Lewis Roberts, Kennebunk Beach, Maine Dear Mr. Roberts;-

Maine libraries do not seem to go in very heavily for Maine cook-books. I am beginning to be confirmed in my original opinion that there were no very early ones printed.

I have borrowed from various personal sources half a dozen or so cook-books, none very old, and, so far as I can tell by a hasty examination of them, not at all unusual. However, as they are from various towns, Thomaston, Rockland, Lincolnville Beach, Machias, etc. you might like to see them. I am writing to Warren and to Wiscasset where, I understand, a Democratic Women of Maine Cook-Book may be located. Bangor Public Library had nothing to offer, except the Dorcas Cook-Book, which I mentioned in my preceding letter, and which you probably have acquired. If not I can borrow it from Bangor.

The Federal Writers Project compiled a list of cook-books as part of their project and the Director has promised to send me a copy of it as soon as it can be copied. I'll write you again as soon as it arrives.

I will send the books I have assembled the first of the week unless I hear from you that you think they are not worth your bothering with.

Very truly yours, MAINE STATE LlBRARY

MCF