Item [19] promotes Club Aluminum Hammercraft Waterless Cookware. Includes advice on care and use of cookware; vegetable, dessert, and entree recipes; and images of product and serving suggestions. Sample recipes: casserole meat pie, 10-minute corn bread, and pineapple cinnamon pie. Marked: FORM NO. D5--150M--5-40. Damaged: cover missing.
Item [19] promotes Ralston-Purina cereals. Includes recipes. Features bold red and yellow color scheme and use of cartoon-like drawings of American Indians. Sample recipes: crackly corn casserole, Chex 'n chops, and eggplant pizza. Marked: C3075A and 908.
Item [18] promotes Cream Baking Powder. Includes testimonial from chief steward at Young's Hotel, Boston, Mass.; Cost comparison with Royal and Cleveland baking powders; recipes for biscuits, breads, rolls, cakes, frostings, gems, muffins, griddle cakes, waffles, pies, puddings, and pudding sauces; table of weights and measures; and product packaging illustration. Sample recipes: Vienna rolls, bride's cake, and Christmas pudding. Damaged: name of owner hand written on cover.
Item [19] promotes using Show-You products in oriental and American foods. "The K & B Stores Grand Rapids, Mich" is printed on front cover. Notes food value of bean sprouts. Free offer for oriental Show-You recipe book.
Item [18] promotes Sun-Maid raisins. Illustrations of packaging and serving suggestions.
Item [19] promotes Shredded Wheat. Notes that product samples will be sent free on application. Recipes are from a contest that had 100,000 entries. Marked Series 419.
Item [18] promotes mass food production of geese. Includes information on various breeds of geese; advice on raising, fattening, killing, picking, and marketing geese; and images of different goose breeds, goose egg incubators, and coops on goose farms. No recipes. Damaged: missing cover and last page.
Item [19] promotes Hershey products with reduced calorie recipes. Some recipes include liquor as an ingredient. ISBN: 0-7853-0597-1.
Item [18] promotes Lincoln Tea. Includes anecdotes and stories told by and of Abraham Lincoln; illustrations of Lincoln, his stepmother Mrs. Sarah Bush Lincoln, his law partner W.H. Herndon; and his childhood home; and 7 p. (one a loose insert) of advertisements for Lincoln Tea emphasizing its medicinal properties. No recipes.
Item [19] is three recipe cards. Includes color illustrations of serving suggestions. Has list of available books. One recipe card has substitute for whipped cream using gelatine and evaporated milk.