Item [5] promotes the specialty trade of baking with the-house-on-the-hill products. Includes in memorium message for Caroline Kallas by William Kallas; catalog of products, such as molded rolling pins, cookie molds, and cookie cutters; descriptions, images, model numbers, and prices for each product; advertisement for translated German cookbooks; and image of Caroline Kallas. No recipes.
Item [6] is similar to Item [5] but is a supplement to an earlier edition of the-house-on-the-hill catalog. Includes different cover design, new cookie molds, and advertisement for Caroline Kallas new video. No recipes.
Item [7] is similar to Item [5] but includes new cover design, new page layout, and message from Connie Meisinger, new owner of the-house-on-the-hill. No recipes.
Item [8] promotes the Maxim's de Paris restaurant. Includes history of the restaurant in English and French; whimsical images of men and women in early 19th century dress; and advertisements for French corporations and local destinations, such as Cartier, Mellerio precious gifts, and Hotel Normandy. No recipes.
Item [9] promotes Zingerman's Deli of Ann Arbor, MI. Includes catalog of mail order food products, such as cakes, breads, dressings, and cheeses; descriptions and prices for each product; advice on gift giving; reasons to order; order form; and advertisement for Zingerman's food clubs. No recipes.
Item [10] promotes Zingerman's Deli. Includes catalog of catering services and events, such as breakfast brunch baskets, deli trays, and dessert platters; descriptions and prices for each service; reasons to hold events at the restaurant; sample menus; guarantee; and ordering information. No recipes.
Item [11] promotes the special use of pea blanchers. Includes description of the machine; reasons to buy; list of current customers; images of the machine and factory; and advertisement for the Sprague Canning Machinery Company. No recipes.
Item [12] promotes the special use of steam operated popcorn wagons. Includes information for wagon models 1200, 750, 850, 500, No. 1 and store machines models 50, 45A, 45B, 30A, 30B, No. 24, No. 25, and 55A; descriptions, images, and model numbers for each product; manufacturer's guarantee; and image of the Dunbar factory. No recipes.
Item [13] promotes economy cooking. Includes 18 menus from the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company for 1933 and 1934 focusing on budget menus for families of four; recipes for breads, salads, soups, meats, vegetables, and desserts; advertisements and images in each menu for special products, such as Ann Page, Quaker Maid, Rajah, Sultana, White House, and Encore; and images of men and women in period dress. Sample recipes: pumpkin nut custard, parsnip cakes, and sheperd's pie.
Item [14] promotes the special uses of the walnut tree. Includes brief history of walnut use over time; descriptions and images of the varieties of walnut veneers and patterns; and descriptions of the use of walnut for utensils, furniture, and musical instruments. No recipes. Marked: 154-'36.