Authors

Paul W. Bond

Document Type

Correspondence

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Date

3-15-1954

Keywords

bone mill, WEEU television program, bone meal, bones, chicken, Topton

Description

A handwritten letter from Paul W. Bond addressed to Alfred L. Shoemaker, dated March 15, 1954. Within, Bond provides an answer posed by Shoemaker's television program regarding a bone mill and describes how his father used bones in cooking.

Sender

Paul W. Bond

Recipient

Alfred L. Shoemaker

Corresponds to:

Packet 32-45

City

Topton, Pennsylvania

Transcription

WEEU-TV

READING, PA

ATT! - DR. SHOEMAKER

WHILE SITTING AT HOME WATCHING YOUR PROGRAMME YOUR ASSISTANT ASKED FOR THE NAME OF A MACHINE THAT HE SHOWED TO THE VIEWERS. THAT LOOKED TO ME LIKE THE OLD BONE MILL THAT I USED TO WORK WITH BACK IN 1906. DAD DID NOT THROW ANY BONES AWAY HE HAD A SPECIAL DISH FOR POULTRY IN WHICH THE BONE MEAL WAS MIXED.

ICH DADE SELLA CONTRAPTION EN KNOCHA MEAL HASSA.

YOURS -

PAUL W. BOND, SR

104 E. WEISS ST.,

TOPTON, PA.

Language

English and Pennsylvania German

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Letter From Paul W. Bond to Alfred L. Shoemaker, March 15, 1954

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