This section is from the book "Cupid's Book Of Good Counsel", by E. F. Kiessling. Also available from Amazon: Cupid's Book of Good Counsel.
Below is a copy of the indorsement received by the "Bride's Cook Book" in its effort to do its part in helping to win the war. Recipes in this book have been changed to a pre-war basis, with many new and valuable additions. Cupid's Book is a continuation of the Bride's Cook Book.
Lachman Building 417 Market Street San Francisco
Telephone Kearny 4100
United States Food Administration
Ralph P. Merritt Federal Food Commissioner for California
July 18, 1918.
Pacific Coast Publishing Company,
560 Mission Street,
San Francisco, California.
Gentlemen:
The recipes in The Bride's Cook Book have been carefully examined by the Home Economics Department of the United States Food Administration for California and found to be in accordance with its rulings.
By following the Wheatless and Sugarless recipes contained therein the Housewife is performing a patriotic duty in the conserving of Food so necessary for our Allies and armies abroad.
Great appreciation is given to the publishers of the book for its construction along the line of Food Conservation.
Yours very truly,
United States Food Administration For
California
(Signed) Frederick O'Brien,
Director of Education.
To Recipients of this
Book
The Publishers request that you patronize the advertisers listed herein who manufacture and distribute the best grades of food products and merchandise described in the va-rious advertisements.
The free distribution of this Book is made possible through revenue received from the advertisements, and the publishers request that when you receive this book, you in turn, whenever possible, patronize the advertisers.
The publishers of this Book will only accept advertisements from firms and merchants of well-known reputation and whose products and goods are considered the best in quality.
When dealing with the advertisers, kindly mention Cupid's Book.
Use this little book as a Buyer's Guide.

Clorox Should Be In Every Home
The Most Wonderful Bleacher, Disinfectant Germicide Known To Science
A Few Good Uses for
Clorox
Makes Washing Easy - Bleaches Clothes
White as Snow Bleaches and Cleanses Toilet, Bath Tubs,
Drainboards, Sinks Removes Ink, Wine, Fruit, Coffee, Tea and other Stains, also Mildew Disinfects Drains, Garbage Cans, etc.

 
Continue to: