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Item [2] promotes Kellogg's cereals. Includes recipes, stain removal tips, weather secrets, interest-computing rules, table of birthstones and flowers, and weights and measures table; advertisements for various Kellogg's products; facts about Kellogg's ingredient use, production, and payroll; and illustrations of product packaging, period cars, and product use. Sample recipes: All-Bran muffins, Spanish corn, and Pep molasses cookies. Marked: No. 6704.

Item [2] promotes cooking classes from La Bonne Cuisine School. Includes description of school; biographical information on director Ann Clark and instructors Lucinda Huston, Robert Pucci, Sarah Sutton, Irene Wong, Martha Schulman, Joseph Lowery, and Carl Manz; offer for schedule and gift certificates; enrollment and cancellation information; address with telephone number; and portraits of instructors. No recipes.

Item [2] is similar to [1] except for print colors, minor typographical differences, and some different product packaging illustrations.

Item [2] promotes Maryland Chief canned spinach, green beans, wax beans and peas; Red Moon peas; Ridge Farm soaked peas; Primos peas; Whirlpool oysters. Includes payment and shipping terms, and prices per dozen. Color image of Native American, tomatoes and peas growing on a vine. No recipes.

Item [2] promotes Mazola Corn Oil, Margarine and salad dressings, "ideally suited for increasing polyunsaturated fats and decreasing saturated fats in your diet." Includes notes on frying, cover illustrations of product packaging, and index. Sample recipes: broiled chicken Italian, never-fail mayonnaise, and shrimp tempura.

Item [2] promotes Quaker Oats, with text and recipes in French. Includes menus. Illustrations of period dress, activities, and packaging. Marked R.C.S. 206. 927.

Item [2] promotes the W.T. Rawleigh Company. Includes recipes for breads, pickles, salads, vegetables, and desserts; monthly calendar; advertisements for Raleigh products, such as golden cough syrup; and images of men, women, and children in period dress, factory, and products. Sample recipes: rice waffles, pork cake, and salmon salad. Damaged: only pages 27-46 are included and completely detached from binding.

Item [1] promotes Pabst-ett, "the original whole milk cheese food." Includes story of first use of cheese (Arab herdsman's milk turned to cheese in desert); Pabst's discovery ("first major development in dairy products since the Arab's great find") that adding whey back into cheese enhances flavor and nutritional value; illustrations of chefs and major hotels at which they are executive chefs, woman working in kitchen, product packaging, and serving suggestions; and index. Sample recipes: crab en casserole, turnip cups with Pabst-ett, and fried apple with bacon. Form no. CA-207.

Item [1] promotes Calumet Baking Powder. Includes color illustrations of woman in period dress, company child and dog mascots, company model kitchen and laboratories, facilities, product packaging, and serving suggestions; product quality guarantee; Modern Priscilla certificate of approval; offers for additional copies of publication and The children's party book; full page advertisements for product and for company-sponsored radio programs; descriptions of product composition and of the company's Home Economics Dept.; table of cooking times; table of ideal food combinations; table of weights and measures; method for testing freshness of product; household hints and table etiquette; recipes for baked goods, candies, soups, salads and entrees; and index. Sample recipes: cream puffs, Charlotte Russe, and Calumet meat pie.