SS President Arthur Breakfast Menu 26 October 1923

Front Cover of a Vintage Breakfast Menu From Friday, 26 October 1923 Onboard the SS President Arthur of the United States Lines, Commanded by Captain P. H. Kreibohm. The Bill of Fare Featured Fruits, Cereals, Fish, Eggs & Pancakes, Meats, Mutton Chops, Potatoes, and Toast. GGA Image ID # 157389fa81

Breakfast Menu Selections

FRUIT

• Grape Fruit
• Stewed Prunes

CEREALS

• Oatmeal
• Milkrice
• Post's Bran Flakes
• Shredded Wheat
• Force (Note 1)
• Puffed Wheat
• Puffed Rice
• Kellogs Toasted Corn Flakes
• Grape Nuts

FISH

• Steamed Finnan Haddie
• Fried Flounder Sauté Meunière

EGGS & PANCAKES

• Fried Eggs
• Boiled Eggs
• Scrambled Eggs
• Omelette Bonbonnaise
• Scrambled Eggs à la Comtesee
• Poached Egga Fontainebleau
• Eggs Gambetta
• Plain Omelette
• French Pancake
• Plain Pancake
• Vienna Pancake

MEATS

• Fried Country Sausage
• Minced Beef with Pimientos
• Wiltshire Breakfast Bacon
• Broiled Yorkshire Ham

FROM THE GRILL: (10 Minutes)

• Mutton Chops

POTATOES

• Boiled Potatoes
• Sauté Potatoes
• French Fried Potatoes

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• Tea Biscuits
• Toast
• Fresh Rolls

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• Comb Honey
• Strained Honey
• Orange Marmalade
• Raspberry-, Strawberry- & Fruit Jam
• English Breakfast-, Ceylon-, Oolong-, Orange Pekoe- & Green Tea
• Coffee
• Chocolate
• Cocoa

English Langage Version of the Vintage Breakfast Bill of Fare From Friday, 26 October 1923 Onboard the SS President Arthur of the United States Lines. GGA Image ID # 1573aa511d

Breakfast Menu in German

German Langage Version of the Vintage Breakfast Bill of Fare From Friday, 26 October 1923 Onboard the SS President Arthur of the United States Lines. GGA Image ID # 1573bdb320

Program for Concert in Promenade Deck

Concert on Promenade Deck On Friday, 26 October 1923 at 10.30 a.m. Onboard the SS President Arthur of the United States Lines. GGA Image ID # 1573db1b11

PROGRAM

1. "Old Ironsides" March
   Frank Hoyt Losey (1908)
2. "Annabelle" Foxtrot
   Ray Henderson (1923)
3. "On a Moonlight Night" Waltz
   L. Wolfe Gilbert (1922)
4. "Crying for you" Foxtrot
   Ned Miller & Chester Cohn (1923)
5. "Bebe" Foxtrot
   Abner Silver (1922)
   
6. "Under Fire" March
   Hood
   

Note 1: Force, first produced in 1901 by Force Food Company, one of three American companies owned by Edward Ellsworth and advertised using a popular cartoon figure called Sunny Jim, was the first commercially successful wheat flake cereal. Prior to this, the only successful wheat-based cereal products had been Shredded Wheat and the hot semolina cereal, Cream of Wheat. The product was cheap to produce and kept well on store shelves.