Item [8] promotes Wesson Oil from Southern Cotton Oil Trading Co. Includes information and recipes for making salad dressing at home and die cut shaped like a grandmother wearing an apron. Sample recipe: Thousand Island dressing.
Item [9] promotes Diamond Brand walnuts from California Walnut Growers Association. Includes information that finest walnuts are grown in California and packaged as Diamond Brand walnuts; recipes using walnuts; die cut shaped like a walnut; and illustration of product packaging. Sample recipes: squirrel bread, walnut and raisin coffee cake, and walnut molasses candy.
Item [10] promotes Mazola salad oil from Corn Products Refining Company. Includes advice on delicious, full flavor and economy of Mazola; recipes for green salads, fruit salads, vegetable salads, molded salads, and salad dressings; die cut shaped like a wooden salad bowl; illustrations of product packaging, serving suggestions, men, women, and children in period dress; and index. Sample recipes: sunburst salad, Sunday night salad, and Christmas wreath salad.
Item [11] promotes Elastic Starch from J.C. Hubinger Bros. Co. Includes "handy hints for the laundry and helpful household suggestions"; advice on washing clothes, starching, ironing, and on removing stains; suggestions for home health remedies; die cut shaped like a box of Elastic Starch; advertisement for Pop's Corn Starch; and illustrations of women in period dress and product packaging. No recipes.
Item [12] promotes Original Dunbar Shrimp, packed by Dunbar-Dukate Co. Includes recipes; die cut shaped like a can of Original Dunbar Shrimp; and illustration of product packaging. Sample recipes: stuffed tomatoes and shrimp, shrimp au gratin, and shrimp jambalaya.
Item [13] promotes Elastic Starch from J.C. Hubinger Bros. Co. Includes hints for the laundry: advice on washing clothes, starching, ironing, and on removing stains; suggestions for home health remedies; die cut shaped like a box of Elastic Starch; advertisement for Pop's Corn Starch; and illustration of product packaging. No recipes.
Item [14] promotes Canadian apples. Includes recipes; injunction from Marketing Service of Dominion Dept. of Agriculture to "serve apples daily and you serve your country too"; die cut shaped like an apple; and illustrations of serving suggestions. Sample recipes: apple dumplings, apple pie with cheese crust, and steamed apple pudding.
Item [15] promotes Medford pears grown in Medford, Oregon. Includes information detailing why Medford pears are exceptional; recipes; list of Medford pear varieties with their harvest season; die cut shaped like a pear; and illustration of a pear. Sample recipes: pear marmalade, spiced pears, and pear croquettes.
Item [16] promotes California ripe olives from Curtis Olive Corporation. Includes information about ripe olives and Curtis Quality Ripe Olives; recipes and uses; list of styles, grades, counts, and sizes of Curtis Quality Ripe Olives; die cut shaped like can of California ripe olives. Sample recipe: ragout of Curtis ripe olives.
Item [17] promotes California large dry limas. Includes information about California large dry limas; cooking methods; recipes; die cut shaped like a lima bean; illustrations of serving suggestions; and index. Sample recipes: butter bean-ham chowder, chuckwagon salad, and church supper baked beans.
