Collections : [University of Michigan Special Collections Research Center]

Creators include:

1. Carter, Nancy.
2. Reck, Rima Drell.
3. Gillaspie, Beulah V.
4. Kroger Grocery & Baking Company.
5. Tested Recipe Institute (New York, N.Y.)
6. National Broiler Council (U.S.)

Item [1] promotes Dayton Moneyweight scales for merchants. Includes illustrated poem about young man discovering the Moneyweight system for merchants and illustrations of the Dayton Moneyweight no.146 electric scale. No recipes.

Creators include:

1. Winter, Milo, 1888-1956.
2. Crocker, Betty.
3. Holbrook, Helen S. (Helen Shepard), 1882-
4. Krewatch, Albert V.
5. J.B. Williams Co.
6. W.H. Howell Co.
7. Kendall Mfg. Co.
8. I.L. Cragin and Co.
9. Handy Washer Co.
10. E.H. Huenefeld.
11. Geo. A. Moss.
12. Bailey Wringing Machine Co.
13. Pneuvac Company.
14. Eclipse Machine Co.
15. John Puhl Products Company.
16. General Mills, Inc.. Home Service Department.
17. Laboratorio A. Gamir.
18. Lever Brothers Company.
19. Vulcan Manufacturing Co.
20. Electrolux, Inc.
21. Altorfer Bros. Company.
22. Clorox Chemical Co.
23. Sears, Roebuck and Company.
24. United States. Department of Agriculture.
25. Church & Dwight Co.

Item [1] promotes Ivorine cleanser. Includes image of girl in period dress using product and offer for flatware with each purchase. No recipes.

Creators include:

1. Jonas, Clara E.
2. Coleman Evaporating and Fruit Preserving Company of Western Maryland.
3. Edison Electric Institute.
4. National Electrical Manufacturers Association.
5. General Electric Company.
6. United States. Department of Agriculture.
7. Philco Corporation.
8. Cosco Home & Office Products.
9. American Gas Association.
10. KitchenAid, Inc.
11. New York State College of Home Economics.
12. Borg-Warner Corporation. Norge Division.
13. Kelvinator Corporation (Detroit, Mich.)
14. Hoosier Manufacturing Company.
15. Kompass & Stoll Company.

Item [1] promotes the Coleman Combined Evaporator, Baker, and Refrigerator. Includes discussion of the product's usefulness to women; advantages of the evaporator over traditional fruit drying methods; its use for drying fruits, baking, roasting, boiling, cooking, refrigerating, drying clothes, and storing goods; and images of the evaporator, the furnace or oven room, the drying chamber or section, a fruit parer, and a woman in period dress. No recipes.

Creators include:

1. Tetrazzini, Luisa, 1871-1940.
2. J.S. Ogilvie Publishing Company.
3. Burlington Free Press.
4. Better Homes and Gardens.
5. Toledo Blade.

Item [1] promotes the Albany Journal published in various editions in Albany, N.Y., and D.H. Fonda's Broncholine, a proprietary medication for asthma. Includes "a compilation of about 250 of the best recipes for the family"; household hints; hints for health; testimonials for Broncholine; encouragement to subscribe to one of the Albany Journal editions (subscribers are awarded a choice of prizes of which one is this cook book); back cover advertisements for Broncholine; and product packaging illustration. Sample recipes: green corn cakes, ginger pears, and baked shad. Damaged: cover torn and taped together.

Creators include:

1. Rawleigh, W.T.
2. W.T. Rawleigh Company.

Item [1] promotes the W.T. Rawleigh Company. Includes message from W. T. Raleigh; medical advice for human and animal ailments with consumer comments; monthly calendars; recipes for soups, breads, and desserts; advertisements for Rawleigh's medications, such as the aromatic pain expeller; ordering form; images of men, women, and children in period dress, factory, and products. Sample recipes: chocolate caramel cake, mustard pickles, and cream cookies.

Creators include:

• Hill, Janet McKenzie, 1852-1933.
• Lincoln, Mary J. (Mary Johnson), 1844-1921.
• Keen, Adelaide.
• Griswold Manufacturing Co.
• E.H. Sargent and Company.
• Enterprise Manufacturing Co. of Penn'a.
• Dazey Products Co.
• Rival Manufacturing Company.
• Wear-Ever Aluminum, inc.
• Aluminum Cooking Utensil Company.

Item [1] promotes Parker & Gannett Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store. Includes specifications and prices for the American meat and vegetable choppers nos. 1, 2, 2 1/2, 3, 4, "B", and 5 and for Silver & Deming sausage stuffers nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4; testimonials from hardware stores; illustrations of nos. 1, 3, and 5 meat choppers and single- and double-cleared sausage stuffers; and mailing envelope. No recipes.

Creators include:

1. Rorer, S. T., 1849-1937.
2. United Profit-Sharing Corporation.
3. F.W. Seastrand.

Item [1] promotes cutlery manufactured by American Tap & Die Co., successors to Nichols Bros.; Greenfield Cutlery Co.; and Fall River Works brand. Catalog no. 20; includes terms of sale and shipping; images, model numbers, dimensions, and prices per dozen. Items include butchers knives, butchers saws, cleavers, tobacco knives, ham stringers, oyster knives, scrapers, lamb splitters, mutton choppers, butter trowels, kacr knife for rabbi's use, spatulas, and slicers; index; letter laid in dated 1913. No recipes.

Creators include:

1. Hill, Janet McKenzie, 1852-1933.
2. Chalmers, Irena.
3. Campbell, William.
4. Campbell, Alexandra E.
5. Lytton, Edward Robert Bulwer Lytton, Earl of, 1831-1891.
6. Guernsey Earthenware Co.
7. International Silver Company.
8. Griswold Manufacturing Co.
9. Aluminum Cooking Utensil Company.
10. Club Aluminum Company.
11. Cookware Company of America.
12. Anchor Hocking Glass Corporation.
13. St. Louis Stamping Co.
14. Corning Glass Works.
15. Advance Aluminum Castings Corp.

Item [1] promotes Schofield's cake griddle. Includes description of small griddle, for 6 cakes, and large griddle, for 8 cakes; advice on use of griddle; pricing information; and patent dates. No recipes.

Creators include:

1. Owen, DeWitt C., Mrs.
2. Hoff, A. C. (Archie Corydon), 1877-
3. Hirtzler, Victor, approximately 1875-1935.
4. Manning, Bowman & Co.
5. Buffalo Manufacturing Co.
6. Meriden Britannia Company.
7. Rochester Stamping Co.
8. Corning Glass Works.

Item [1] promotes Jewett chafing dishes, Styles A, B, C, and D. Includes recipes for fish, poultry, meats, eggs, and vegetables; image of woman in period dress and images of the four product styles. Some recipes include wine as an ingredient. Sample recipes: frog saddles, jelly omelette, and curried mushrooms.

Creators include:

1. Rorer, S. T., 1849-1937.
2. Vaughn, Kate Brew.
3. Michaelis, Rosa.
4. Hall, Margaret Allen.
5. De Graf, Belle.
6. Allen, Lucy Grace. 1867- .
7. American Machine Co.
8. North Bros. Mfg. Co.
9. R. Wallace & Sons Manufacturing Co.
10. McIlhenny Co.
11. Southern Cotton Oil Company.
12. Standard Oil Company.
13. Perfection Stove Company (Cleveland, Ohio)

Item [1] promotes American Machine Company, products include Gem meat cutter, Gem ice cream cream freezer, etc. Description and diagrams of ice cream freezer components. Includes product illustrations and prices for Crown fluting machine, A.M. Co. Wringer, "Star" ice shipper, Crown Christmas tree holder, Mrs. Potts' Patent Double Pointed Polishing Irons, etc. Includes index. Includes recipes by Rorer, some recipes include wine. Sample recipes: veal loaf, haggis, grape water ice, apricot ice cream.