Item [9] promotes Crisco shortening. Includes time-saving cooking hints and offer for The art of cooking and serving by Sarah Field Splint, food editor of McCall's magazine. Sample recipes: Crisco sandwich spread, chocolate bread crumb pie, and clam fritters.
Item [9] promotes Gerber's Strained Cereal and Strained Vegetables. Includes foreword by Lillian B. Storms, Ph.D., Director of the Department of Nutrition at Gerber Products Company of Fremont, MI; history of Gerber's; description of product preparation; diet, nutritional, and medical advice for mothers on the care and feeding of babies and children; list of Gerber's Strained foods; product packaging illustration; and index and bibliographic references. Damaged: stains on p. 40 and 41. Marked: Form E 5.
Item [8] is similar to [7].
Item [9] promotes household items produced by the J.B. Foote Foundry Co. for purchase by sales agents, No. 19 of a series. Includes images and descriptions of products; accounts of successful product sale and use; selling tips; drawings of men and women using the products; women in period dress using the sell-so-quick ironing board, the clothes pin bag, the stereoscope, and the self-wringing floor cleaner; includes wholesale, retail and "sample to agents" prices; advice on using some items including Aunt Betsey's Wonderful Bitter-Sweet Salve and Foote's Evaporating Nest Eggs to kill hen lice; product packaging and image of factory. No recipes. Marked: Form M.A. Office 50M.11-15 06. 2 copies.
Item [9] was "Published for GM men and women" for the information rack service of General Motors. Some recipes include liquor as an ingredient. Marked IR-58-38.
Item [9] promotes the Electric Sweeper-Vac. Includes images of product and its use by men and women in period dress, attachments, and brush mechanism; and descriptions of product operation and features. No recipes. Marked: Form 40.
Item [9] is similar to [7]. Offer for other books includes [12]. Has added recipes. War cake has been renamed "Inexpensive fruit cake."
Item [8] promotes cheeses imported from Europe and distributed in the U.S. by Roethlisberger. Includes cover illustrations of dance and beach scenes, introduction on nutritional value of cheese, descriptions of individual cheeses with product packaging illustration, and history of Roethlisberger & Co. with illustration of headquarters. Sample recipes: ramekins, cheese souffle, and gjetoast luncheon dish.
Item [9] promotes Quaker products (listed on the back of the first card) for making large quantities. Most recipes serve 50. Price marked as fifty cents per set. Envelope marked Q01-2-62.