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Edith Barber's Cook Book - 1940 - First Edition - Food Columnist for the New York Sun vitreous china Otherwise no chipsEdith Barber's Cook Book has been planned and compiled to answer the questions wghich ome to my desk daily. Each recipe has been used in my home successfully, and it is my hopethat you will like the results as I do. Edith M. Barber, New York City, 1940 {HISTORY} By the time Edith Barber (1892 1963) published this long anticipated cookbook in 1940 she was already 13 years into her career as the food columnist at the New York Sun. Writing daily columns