Item [9] promotes McIlhenny's Tabasco Sauce. Cover illustrations show product packaging, woman in period dress on rear. Includes recipes by Rorer, some recipes include ale. Sample recipes: oyster cocktails, Caracas terrapin, Bengal chutney. Includes index on uncut page. Damaged: center pages detached.
Item [10] promotes Wesson Oil from Southern Cotton Oil Company, citing quality and thrift. Includes advice and measurments for oil use, table of contents. Cover illustrations show maid serving family, product packaging on rear. Includes recipes and instructions. Sample recipes: chicken croquettes, corn fritters, hictory nut candy. Includes blank pages for recipes, advice on substituting Wesson Oil for butter.
Item [11] promotes Snowdrift shortening from South Cotton Oil Company. Includes table of contents, measurements, and cooking advice. Include recipes by Rorer. Sample recipes: brown fricassee, eggs a la creole, ginger snaps. Includes blank pages for recipes, advice on substituting Snowdrift shortening for butter or lard. Rear cover illustration shows product packaging.
Item [12] promotes Tabasco Brand Okra from McIlhenny Co. Introduction and regional Southern recipes by Rorer. Sample recipes: English Creole okra soup, callaloo, veal gumbo, sweetbreads a la royal.
Item [13] promotes "Swiss salads" and dressings in California style, to take the place of both salad and dessert. Includes recipes for salads and dressings, advice on good combinations. Sample recipes: Swiss apple salad, Swiss fig salad, Japanese persimmon salad, green mayonnaise, Hungarian dressing, Norwegian dressing. Published by Arnold and Company, who published numerous other works by Rorer.
Item [14] promotes household economics and Climax Grocers Coffee Co., roasters of Mrs. Rorer's Blend of Coffee. Includes advice on roasting coffee. Includes wartime comments regarding World War One and meat consumption, advocates tight household budget for cheap, wholesome meals. Includes recipes, index, blank pages for recipes, and war-themed recipe groupings such as meat substitutes, war breads, and war cakes. Sample recipes: meat olives, bean chowder, oatmeal bread, coffee cookies.
Item [15] is similar to item [6] but includes eight page segment depicting woman and child making ice cream. Woman and child in period dress, using Lightening Chipper, with captions describing process. Advertisements after recipes condensed to five pages.
Item [16] promotes Semdac Liquid Gloss and Parowax from Standard Oil Company. Includes advice on use of Semdac Liquid Gloss to polish furniture, woodwork, and automobiles; illustrations of household help in period dress using product. Includes advice on sealing jellies using Parowax, trademark name of Pure Refined Paraffine, advice on supplemental use in laundering. Product benefits include sanitary concerns, mold prevention, and time savings. Illustrations show product packaging and use. Includes recipes from Rorer's, "Canning and Preserving." Sample recipes: raspberry jam, apple jelly, pear preserves. Includes lables for various jams and jellies to cut out.
Item [17] promotes McIlhenny's Tabasco sauce with recipes from Rorer. Includes introduction on possibilities of tabasco sauce, index. Cover illustration shows product packaging, front reads "adds Tang," back reads, "one drop works wonders." Includes recipes with focus on southern regional cooking. Sample recipes: shrimp gumbo, crab backs, bombay steak, squash croquettes, tabasco cream.
Item [18] promotes Standard Oil Company products. Includes advice on use of Parowax, illustration of woman in period dress using Parowax, illustration of product packaging. Includes recipes from Rorer's "Canning and Preserving." Sample recipes: grape jam, currant jelly, crab apple preserves. Includes lables for jams and jellies to cut out. Damaged: some lables cut out. Includes advertisements for Polarine motor oil, Semdac Liquid Gloss, Finol, Red Crown Gasoline, Standard Oil candles, Stanolax (Heavy) for constipation, and standard farm necessities. Marked: S 5126 Adv. 507 B-6-26.