Item [6] promotes Spice Islands brand seasonings, arrowroot, beef stock base, and vinegar. Four leaflets include seafood, vegetable, meat and bread recipes. Three of the leaflets include an offer for a Spice Islands folio to hold the recipe leaflets. Sample recipes: prawns Madrid, dill sauced dumplings, cinnamon crunch swirl loaf.
Item [6] promotes Fry's cooking chocolate. Some recipes are in French. Has list of other products. Each recipe tested by Mary Moore.
Item [6] promotes Ralston Purina Company food products. Includes recipes for breakfast, bread, and dessert; diet, nutritional, medical, and child care advice; first aid instructions; diagram of wheat grain; baby growth chart and two height and weight tables for boys and girls; serving suggestions, product packaging, children, and period dress illustrations; and offer for Devonware "Find the Bottom" bowl. Sample recipes: jack's pudding, boy blue brown bread, and mother hubbard macaroons. Marked: CX--2624A--1500--824.
Item [5] promotes Maxwell House coffee. Includes story of Maxwell House coffee; advice on making percolated, drip, steeped, and boiled coffee; information on coffee-making devices and how to take care of them; coffee recipes from around the world; and illustrations of product packaging, serving suggestions, and coffee making devices. Sample recipes: Vienna café au lait and iced mocha chocolate.
Item [6] promotes Kellogg's cereals. Includes recipes and calorie information. Sample recipes: Cocoa Krispies peanut butter squares, Rice Krispies marshmallow treats, and Scotch treats. Marked: 61-39-25-740.
Item [6] contains three loose sheets and one booklet. One item dated 1910; one dated 1915; others undated. Offers for recipe books and game : "Going to Market." One item mentions Mrs. Knox's recipe book. Illustrations of product packaging and serving suggestions.
Item [5] promotes Libby's Evaporated Milk. Item [5] is similar to item [4] but front cover of item [4] has brighter red print and includes "Packed in Humboldt County, Cal."
Item [6] promotes American Aluminum Manufacturing Company "1892" aluminum kitchen ware. Includes product descriptions and images; reasons for using aluminum ware; user testimonials; laid-in product price list for catalogue "E"; and laid-in aluminum cooking utensil demonstration newspaper clipping. No recipes.
Item [5] promotes use of two-part Glass Top Seal lids as the "government requires all zinc for war purposes." Includes instruction for use of lids plus canning timetable and coupon for free Ball blue book. Company name listed as "Ball Brothers Company."