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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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- Building With Wood
Good Housekeeping: June, 1929 (Volume 88, Number 6) - Porches for the Country House
Good Housekeeping: November, 1929 (Volume 89, Number 5) - Stairways
Good Housekeeping: July, 1930 (Volume 91, Number 1) - Windows for Beauty and Use
Good Housekeeping: March, 1930 (Volume 90, Number 3) - Your Doorway
Good Housekeeping: May, 1930 (Volume 90, Number 5)
- A Cross-cultural Approach to the Problem of Stuttering
Child Development: March - June, 1945 (Volume 16, Number 1-2)
- The Life to Live (poem)
Good Housekeeping: October 2, 1886 (Volume 3, Number 11) - There Is No Death (poem)
Good Housekeeping: April, 1895 (Volume 20, Number 4)
- Pattern Alterations Based on Brassiere Cup Size
Journal of Home Economics: January, 1972 (Volume 64, Number 1)
- The Problems of the High School Girl
Journal of Home Economics: June - July, 1933 (Volume 25, Number 6)
- A Unit Course in Home Economics at Mechanic Arts High School
Journal of Home Economics: December, 1928 (Volume 20, Number 12)
- A Study of Historic Costume Through Paintings
Journal of Home Economics: September, 1941 (Volume 33, Number 7)
- Mamma's Good Night (poem)
Good Housekeeping: January 18, 1890 (Volume 10, Number 6)
- Bread-Winning Avocations on Unfamiliar Lines
Harper's Bazar: February 27, 1897 (Volume XXX, Number 9)
- Dainty Easter Gifts
Harper's Bazar: April 2, 1892 (Volume XXV, Number 14)
- Aestheticism in Heat
Harper's Bazar: March 2, 1895 (Volume XXVIII, Number 9) - Artistic Floor Coverings
Harper's Bazar: August 6, 1892 (Volume XXV, Number 32) - Beautiful Gifts for the Yule-Tide
Harper's Bazar: December 12, 1896 (Volume XXIX, Number 50) - Bread-Winning Avocations on Unfamiliar Lines
Harper's Bazar: April 17, 1897 (Volume XXX, Number 16) - Cards and Favors for the Dinners To Be
Harper's Bazar: November 17, 1894 (Volume XXVII, Number 46) - Curtains and Portieres
Harper's Bazar: November 14, 1896 (Volume XXIX, Number 46) - Easter Souvenirs
Harper's Bazar: March 28, 1896 (Volume XXIX, Number 13) - Familiar Talks on Home Decoration
Harper's Bazar: March 18, 1893 (Volume XXVI, Number 11) - Familiar Talks on Home Decoration
Harper's Bazar: July 22, 1893 (Volume XXVI, Number 29) - Familiar Talks on Home Decoration
Harper's Bazar: November 11, 1893 (Volume XXVI, Number 45) - A Game of Whist
Harper's Bazar: November 19, 1892 (Volume XXV, Number 47) - Gifts for Easter-tide
Harper's Bazar: April 6, 1895 (Volume XXVIII, Number 14) - Gifts for Merry Christmas-tide
Harper's Bazar: December 10, 1892 (Volume XXV, Number 50) - Gifts for Old and Young
Harper's Bazar: December 16, 1893 (Volume XXVI, Number 50) - Harmony in Home Decoration
Harper's Bazar: May 27, 1893 (Volume XXVI, Number 21) - Hints for Christmas Buyers
Harper's Bazar: December 14, 1895 (Volume XXVIII, Number 50) - Hints for Christmas Buyers
Harper's Bazar: December, 1894 (Volume XXVII, Number 48) - Home Decoration and Home Comfort
Harper's Bazar: January 16, 1897 (Volume XXX, Number 3) - The Normal College of the City of New York
Harper's Bazar: January 23, 1892 (Volume XXV, Number 4) - Silver Articles in Daily Use
Harper's Bazar: August 28, 1897 (Volume XXX, Number 35) - Some Home-made Ices
Harper's Bazar: February 17, 1894 (Volume XXVII, Number 7) - Timely Hints for Christmas Buyers
Harper's Bazar: December 10, 1898 (Volume XXXI, Number 50) - The Turkish Compassionate Fund
Harper's Bazar: August 20, 1892 (Volume XXV, Number 34)
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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