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This is a complete bibliography of books and journals in Home Economics Archive: Research, Tradition, History, organized by both author and title or by publication year:
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- A Penny Worth
Good Housekeeping: March 16, 1889 (Volume 8, Number 10)
- Housekeeping if Foreign Lands
Good Housekeeping: March, 1888 (Volume 6, Number 10)
- Call Me Biscuit
Good Housekeeping: January, 1944 (Volume 118, Number 1)
- Helping A Community to Conserve
Journal of Home Economics: July, 1917 (Volume 9, Number 7)
- Biography of a Civilian Committee on Venereal Disease Control
Journal of Social Hygiene: February, 1944 (Volume 30, Number 2)
- God Bless Mother (poem)
Good Housekeeping: April 28, 1888 (Volume 6, Number 13)
- Economy of Cabbage, Carrots, and Spinach as Affected by Type of Market, Season, and Method of Cooking with Special Reference to Calcium and Phosphorus
Journal of Home Economics: September, 1931 (Volume 23, Number 9)
- Computer Searches: A Guide for Practitioners and Researchers
Journal of Home Economics: Summer, 1989 (Volume 81, Number 2)
- Air Conditioning as You'd Like it
Good Housekeeping: March, 1937 (Volume 104, Number 3) - Ants, Cockroaches, and Other Household Pests
Good Housekeeping: July, 1944 (Volume 119, Number 1) - Are You Afraid You're Going to Get into Debt?
Good Housekeeping: January, 1944 (Volume 118, Number 1) - Are You Wearing Photophilous Dresses this Summer?
Good Housekeeping: July, 1948 (Volume 127, Number 1) - Babies' Legs are Fatter than Some People Think
Good Housekeeping: August, 1949 (Volume 129, Number 2) - Blind Judgement
Good Housekeeping: October, 1949 (Volume 129, Number 4) - Charm
Good Housekeeping: November, 1939 (Volume 109, Number 5) - Comsumers' Forum
Good Housekeeping: February, 1939 (Volume 108, Number 2) - Consumer Education
Good Housekeeping: October, 1937 (Volume 105, Number 4) - Consumers' Forum
Good Housekeeping: January, 1939 (Volume 108, Number 1) - Consumers' Forum
Good Housekeeping: April, 1939 (Volume 108, Number 4) - Did You Ever Bake a Clothespin?
Good Housekeeping: November, 1947 (Volume 125, Number 5) - Did You Ever Eat a Piece of Cooking Pot?
Good Housekeeping: October, 1948 (Volume 127, Number 4) - Disapproved: An Invitation to Improve
Good Housekeeping: October, 1939 (Volume 109, Number 4) - Do You Like Butter With a Sauerkraut Taste?
Good Housekeeping: January, 1949 (Volume 128, Number 1) - File it to Find it
Good Housekeeping: February, 1946 (Volume 122, Number 2) - From a Wash-Day Tragedy
Good Housekeeping: August, 1940 (Volume 111, Number 2) - Getting Along During the War Emergency
Good Housekeeping: October, 1941 (Volume 113, Number 4) - Houses Easy to Live In
Good Housekeeping: April, 1937 (Volume 104, Number 4) - How Sabotage Can Begin in the Home
Good Housekeeping: July, 1942 (Volume 115, Number 1) - How Safe is Your Bathroom?
Good Housekeeping: April, 1941 (Volume 112, Number 4) - How to Keep a House Safe
Good Housekeeping: February, 1946 (Volume 122, Number 2) - How to Repair a Screen
Good Housekeeping: April, 1949 (Volume 128, Number 4) - How to Repair Leaky Faucets
Good Housekeeping: January, 1949 (Volume 128, Number 1) - How to Replace Broken Sash Cord
Good Housekeeping: March, 1949 (Volume 128, Number 3) - How to Replace Broken Window Glass
Good Housekeeping: February, 1949 (Volume 128, Number 2) - It's the Heat, Not the Muscularity
Good Housekeeping: March, 1949 (Volume 128, Number 3) - Keep Up With Safety
Good Housekeeping: August, 1949 (Volume 129, Number 2) - The Mailman Helps Us Do Your Wash
Good Housekeeping: January, 1948 (Volume 126, Number 1) - The Mark We Shoot at
Good Housekeeping: July, 1939 (Volume 109, Number 1) - Meet Our Institute Bulletins
Good Housekeeping: January, 1939 (Volume 108, Number 1) - Murder for Moths
Good Housekeeping: June, 1948 (Volume 126, Number 6) - Needed--Safer Homes for Babies
Good Housekeeping: August, 1944 (Volume 119, Number 2) - One Year and 350,000 Yards Ago
Good Housekeeping: May, 1948 (Volume 126, Number 5) - Our Potentiometer Adds to Your Laurels
Good Housekeeping: July, 1949 (Volume 129, Number 1) - Painting Outdoors
Good Housekeeping: May, 1949 (Volume 128, Number 5) - The Pop and the Package
Good Housekeeping: September, 1949 (Volume 129, Number 3) - The Proof is the Eating
Good Housekeeping: February, 1949 (Volume 128, Number 2) - She's Helped to Raise a Million Babies
Good Housekeeping: May, 1940 (Volume 110, Number 5) - Shocking Proceeding
Good Housekeeping: November, 1949 (Volume 129, Number 5) - Summer Spends the Winter Here
Good Housekeeping: March, 1948 (Volume 126, Number 3) - These Cream Antiperspirants Won't Rot Fabrics
Good Housekeeping: December, 1947 (Volume 125, Number 6) - This is Good Housekeeping, Too
Good Housekeeping: December, 1948 (Volume 127, Number 6) - This May Burn You Up
Good Housekeeping: October, 1945 (Volume 121, Number 4) - Three High Hurdles to Cross
Good Housekeeping: February, 1940 (Volume 110, Number 2) - Throw Away Your Crystal Ball
Good Housekeeping: April, 1940 (Volume 110, Number 4) - To Get the Whole Story, We Do this by Halves
Good Housekeeping: February, 1948 (Volume 126, Number 2) - Toast Hot and Crisp
Good Housekeeping: March, 1940 (Volume 110, Number 3) - We Answer a Burning Question
Good Housekeeping: August, 1948 (Volume 127, Number 2) - We Introduce
Good Housekeeping: July, 1941 (Volume 113, Number 1) - We Make it Hard So it's Easy for You
Good Housekeeping: April, 1949 (Volume 128, Number 4) - We Risked Our Skin to Save Yours
Good Housekeeping: October, 1947 (Volume 125, Number 4) - We Squeezed 60 Quarts of Orange Juice for Your Breakfast
Good Housekeeping: May, 1949 (Volume 128, Number 5) - We Use Food in Our Food Pictures
Good Housekeeping: September, 1948 (Volume 127, Number 3) - What Every Consumer Needs
Good Housekeeping: February, 1939 (Volume 108, Number 2) - What's Behind the Curtains on Page 152
Good Housekeeping: April, 1948 (Volume 126, Number 4) - What's the Wave Lenght of Your Lipstick?
Good Housekeeping: June, 1949 (Volume 128, Number 6) - When 15 Minutes Equal 200 Hours
Good Housekeeping: June, 1939 (Volume 108, Number 6) - When are You Going to Have Your Accident?
Good Housekeeping: November, 1941 (Volume 113, Number 5) - Where Would You Go if Your House Burned Down Tonight?
Good Housekeeping: October, 1946 (Volume 123, Number 4) - Who's Susan?
Good Housekeeping: November, 1948 (Volume 127, Number 5) - Your Kitchen--A First Line of Defense
Good Housekeeping: June, 1941 (Volume 112, Number 6)
Albert R. Mann Library. 2003. Home Economics Archive: Research, Tradition and History (HEARTH). Ithaca, NY: Albert R. Mann Library, Cornell University. http://hearth.library.cornell.edu (Version January 2003).
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