SS President Arthur Breakfast Menu - 1 November 1923

Front Cover of a Vintage Breakfast Menu From Thursday, 1 November 1923 Onboard the SS President Arthur of the United States Lines, Commanded by Captain P. H. Kreibohm. The Bill of Fare Featured Omelette à La Jurassienne, Shirred Eggs Meyerbeer, and Fricandelles, Onion Sauce, and Traditional American Breakfast Foods. GGA Image ID # 157750d902
Breakfast
FRUIT
- Grapefruit
 - Stewed Prunes
 
CEREALS
- Oatmeal
 - Milk Rice
 - Post Bran Flakes
 - Shredded Wheat
 - Force Cereal
 - Puffed Wheat
 - Puffed Rice
 - Kellogs Toasted Corn Flakes (Kellog's Corn Flakes)
 - Grape Nuts
 
EGGS & PANCAKES
- Fried Eggs
 - Boiled Eggs
 - Scrambled Eggs
 - Omelette à la Jurassienne
 - Shirred Eggs Meyerbeer
 - Poached Eggs Romeo
 - Cocotte Portugaise (Portuguese Casserole)
 - Plain Omelette
 - Plain Pancakes
 - Vienna Pancakes
 - Orange Pancakes
 
MEATS
- Fricandelles (Frikandel), Onion Sauce
 - Creamed Chicken on Toast
 - Wiltshire Breakfast Bacon
 - Broiled Yorkshire Ham
 
FROM THE GRILL: (10 Minutes)
- Lamb Chops
 
POTATOES
- Boiled Potatoes
 - Hashed Brown Potatoes (Hash Brown Potatoes)
 - Chips Potatoes (Potato Chips)
 
- Fresh Rolls
 
- Peach Jam
 - Black Currant Jam
 - Fruit Jam
 - English Breakfast Tea
 - Ceylon Tea
 - Oolong Tea
 - Orange Pekoe Tea
 - Green Tea
 - Coffee | Coffee Defined
 - Chocolate (Hot Chocolate)
 - Cocoa (Hot Cocoa)
 

English Language Version of a Vintage Breakfast Menu From Thursday, 1 November 1923 Onboard the SS President Arthur of the United States Lines. GGA Image ID # 1577723ea5

German Language Version of a Vintage Breakfast Menu From Thursday, 1 November 1923 Onboard the SS President Arthur of the United States Lines. GGA Image ID # 1577a9d475
The German Passenger Ordered: Gedämpfte Pflaumen, Hafergruetze, Spiegeleier, Lammkoteletts, Frische Broetchen, Johannisbeer-Jam, und Kaffee.
The German Passenger Ordered: Steamed Prunes, Oatmeal, Fried Eggs, Lamb Chops, Fresh Buns, Blackcurrant Jam, and Coffee.
Note: Hafergruetze or Hafer Grütze (Hafergrütze) roughly translates to Oat Grits or Porridge.
