Description:

The front cover is red and black with a photo of muffins on a tray and a bowl of applesauce with roses behind them. The rest of the text is 40 prize-winning suggestions submitted by Home Economists in the National Contest sponsored by Nash-Kelvinator. The back cover is white with a paragraph on foods fights for freedom, a line drawing of a Kelvinator stove and refrigerator. The dealer Kessle & Rummel, Saginaw, Michigan and the address and phone number is below. The front end page has a letter to the housewives of America: You can shorten the war with food signed by Joan Adams, Director, Kelvin Kitchen. There are 40 tips on canning with the name of the contributor and the city and state they live in. There is information on the range and refrigerator in wartimes, using both as aids to home canning, and a variety of fresh foods on the home menu year round. There are no page numbers.