Item [3] promotes the destination of Berkeley Plantation. Includes folded brochure advertising the Virginia Thanksgiving Festival at Berkeley Plantation; brief history of the first Thanksgiving; map and directions to Berkeley Plantation; and ticket information. No recipes.
Item [4] promotes historic American objects. Includes two parts of "The Index of American Design," part of the Federal Art Project to document American objects from settlement to 1900; one part documents silver, copper, pewter, and toleware, the other domestic utensils; both parts are arranged by each object's accompanying microfiche at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C.; and date, source, location, and ownership of each object. No recipes.
Item [5] promotes the destination of Luzern, Switzerland. Includes a VIP card for Meryle Evans, an American food journalist and culinary historian; free entrance into 15 Luzern museums; and unlimited rides on the city bus. No recipes.
Item [6] promotes the destination of Corning Glass Center in Corning, NY. Includes map of the museum and shops; images of objects on display; admission information; hours of operation; map and directions; other local attractions; and images of men and children in period dress. No recipes.
Item [7] promotes the destination of Indianapolis City Market. Includes brief history of the market and its restoration; operating hours; and map. No recipes.
Item [8] promotes the destination of Hershey, Pennsylvania. Includes "Your guide to chocolate town" with calendar of events, hotel and restaurant information, and advertisements for local shops; folded travel brochure for Hershey resorts, dining, and town map; folded brochure for Milton Hershey School; and brochure for unique Hershey gifts, such as chocolate cards and milk chocolate birthday cakes. No recipes.
Item [9] promotes the fly eradication campaign of Chicago. Includes descriptions of campaign leaders Dr. W.A. Evans, Ella Flagg Young, Dr. John Dill Robertson, Harriet E. Vittum, and Ralph W. Emerson; advice on preventing fly breeding, creating community cooperation, and promoting prevention literature; advice on carrying out your own campaign; and images of leaders and children in period dress. No recipes. Marked: AE 232.
Item [10] promotes the Dairy Council of the Twin Cities. Includes annual report for 1945; descriptions of their outreach activities to professionals, students, and consumers; evidence of their impact on the community; images of men, women, and children in period dress; and laid-in broadside of photcopied newspaper. No recipes.
Item [11] is similar to Item [10] but includes new cover design; different page order; image of the president of the Dairy Council, Dr. W.C. Coffey; and new images of men, women, and children in period dress. No recipes.
Item [12] promotes a 2004 Roman dining symposium for John D'Arms at the University of Michigan. Includes full schedule of the symposium with dates, times, titles, and presenters for each event; list of University departments sponsoring the event; and advertisement for a public lecture by Mary Beard of the University of Cambridge entitled "Making a meal out of a victory?" No recipes.
