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Tempting ways to serve Sunsweets : the "sugar-ripe" prunes : [folded brochure] circa 1920s
Item [11] promotes Sunsweet California prunes and apricots through recipes. Packaging is illustrated.
Tested recipes with Blue Ribbon malt extract. 23 p. 1951
Item [12] promotes malt extracts. One recipe includes beer as an ingredient. Illustrations of packaging for plain syrup. Introduction is very similar to that in item [11] but is not attributed and has no endorsement. Instructions for home made vinegar. Marked A-208-50M.
That Cold Day in the Park (1969)
That Cold Day in the Park series (.5 linear feet and 1 oversized box) consists of materials from the 1969 film directed by Robert Altman, written by Gillian Freeman, and based on the novel by Peter Miles. The actors in the film include Sandy Dennis, Michael Burns, Susanne Benton, David Garfield, and Michael Murphy.
The legal materials include the papers of Jerome Walsh, legal counsel to Robert Altman, correspondence and a copyright report. Additional legal material includes a joint-venture agreement between Altman and Donald Factor, Altman's agreements with the screenwriter for his services, and with the author allowing Altman a six-month option to purchase the story rights for filming.
Additional materials include a foreign press booklet, and an essay composed by Altman, published in 1969, on directing Sandy Dennis. The series also includes an untitled poem praising the producers, actors, Altman and others involved with the production of the film.
The art and secrets of Chinese cookery. 31 p. 1959
Item [12] promotes preparing oriental style food using LaChoy products as ingredients. Includes menu suggestions and illustrations of serving suggestions, product packaging throughout and on p. [29], male oriental figure, and factory at Beatrice Foods Co. in Archbold, Ohio, on inside back cover.
The Betty Crocker guide to easy ironing. 31 p. circa 1930s
Item [12] promotes the General Mills Tru-Heat Iron. Includes introduction by Betty Crocker; index to ironing instructions; descriptions of pre-ironing techniques such as starching and dampening; illustrated descriptions of equipment and accessories; illustrated instructions for ironing various items such as shirts, tablecloths, embroidery and veils; list of product features; and chart of fabrics and heat settings. No recipes. Marked: HA 7151.
The Kelvinator book of kitchen tested recipes. 64 p. circa 1930s
Item [12] promotes Kelvinator refrigerators, electric ranges, and economy cookers. Includes household advice on meal planning, shopping, using leftovers, and using the electric range and economy cooker; menu plans; charts of time tables and temperatures and measures and their equivalents; images of the Kelvin Kitchen, women in period dress, and prepared dishes; offer for Kelvinator Cookery, a monthly bulletin for homemakers; and index. Sample recipes: deviled dainties, kraut relish, and steak and carrot Creole. Marked: Form 2596.
The Marcella Hazan School of Classic Italian Cooking in Bologna : [folded brochure]. (1981) 1981
Item [12] is similar to item [6] but includes different images; laid-in advertisement for "The Classic Italian Cook Book" and "More Italian Classic Cooking," both by Hazan; laid-in application form for classes held in Venice; and does not include laid-in article by Beard.