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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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- Mothers in Council--VIII
Good Housekeeping: May, 1900 (Volume 30, Number 5)
- Making a Television Series
Journal of Home Economics: February, 1964 (Volume 56, Number 2)
- The Signs of Health with Special Reference to Nutrition
Journal of Home Economics: September, 1926 (Volume 18, Number 9) - Whatever the Family Eats
Good Housekeeping: February, 1925 (Volume 80, Number 2)
- 69th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Political and Social Science
Journal of Home Economics: November, 1965 (Volume 57, Number 9) - Can AHEA Become an Effective Force for Standards
Journal of Home Economics: March, 1951 (Volume 43, Number 3) - A Co-operative Plan for College Students
Journal of Home Economics: October, 1949 (Volume 41, Number 8) - Needs of College Students in Related Art
Journal of Home Economics: February, 1940 (Volume 32, Number 2) - Rayon Standards are Tools for Better Buying
Journal of Home Economics: January, 1952 (Volume 44, Number 1)
- Federal Law Supreme
American Food Journal: December, 1913 (Volume 8, Number 12)
- A Christmas Carol (poem)
Good Housekeeping: December 25, 1886 (Volume 4, Number 4)
- Co-operative Project in Textiles Conducted by the Northeastern Experiment Stations
Journal of Home Economics: March, 1939 (Volume 31, Number 3) - The Identification of Nylon and of Lanital Textile Fibers
Journal of Home Economics: April, 1941 (Volume 33, Number 4)
- Abraham Lincoln's Reply
Good Housekeeping: February, 1904 (Volume 38, Number 2)
- Afternoon Tea
Good Housekeeping: November, 1915 (Volume 61, Number 5) - Are Desserts Waste Efforts?
Good Housekeeping: January, 1913 (Volume 56, Number 1) - Frappes, Granites and Bombes
Good Housekeeping: July, 1912 (Volume 55, Number 1) - When to Garnish
Good Housekeeping: October, 1913 (Volume 57, Number 4)
- 8 Ate Cake
Good Housekeeping: May, 1950 (Volume 130, Number 5) - Before You Call the Serviceman...
Good Housekeeping: September, 1950 (Volume 131, Number 3) - Canning the August Crop
Good Housekeeping: August, 1942 (Volume 115, Number 2) - Cleaning Time and Work Savers
Good Housekeeping: September, 1948 (Volume 127, Number 3) - Cooking in the Electric Roaster
Good Housekeeping: September, 1946 (Volume 123, Number 3) - Do You Have Trouble in Starching?
Good Housekeeping: March, 1946 (Volume 122, Number 3) - Do Your Husbands Feet Stray Out Nights?
Good Housekeeping: February, 1950 (Volume 130, Number 2) - Don't Give the Moth a Chance
Good Housekeeping: April, 1949 (Volume 128, Number 4) - Eat it--Don't Save it !
Good Housekeeping: February, 1943 (Volume 116, Number 2) - Few In-Laws Ever Had Ranges Like These
Good Housekeeping: April, 1941 (Volume 112, Number 4) - For Success in Your Summer's Canning
Good Housekeeping: May, 1944 (Volume 118, Number 5) - Forty Housekeeping Helpers for Busy Homemakers
Good Housekeeping: December, 1948 (Volume 127, Number 6) - Freedom from Laundry
Good Housekeeping: February, 1947 (Volume 124, Number 2) - Getting All the Juice
Good Housekeeping: September, 1949 (Volume 129, Number 3) - Gifts that Keep on Giving
Good Housekeeping: December, 1949 (Volume 129, Number 6) - Glove Life--As We Find It
Good Housekeeping: January, 1950 (Volume 130, Number 1) - Good Gadgets
Good Housekeeping: April, 1947 (Volume 124, Number 4) - The Hope Chest
Good Housekeeping: March, 1949 (Volume 128, Number 3) - Hot-Weather Housekeeping
Good Housekeeping: July, 1949 (Volume 129, Number 1) - How to Make a Fussy Blouse Easier to Iron
Good Housekeeping: April, 1945 (Volume 120, Number 4) - How to Press a Suit
Good Housekeeping: September, 1943 (Volume 117, Number 3) - How to Take Care of Accessories
Good Housekeeping: February, 1946 (Volume 122, Number 2) - How to Use an Electric Roaster
Good Housekeeping: March, 1950 (Volume 130, Number 3) - I'd Like to Know
Good Housekeeping: September, 1939 (Volume 109, Number 3) - In Cooking do you Measure Up?
Good Housekeeping: June, 1941 (Volume 112, Number 6) - Keeping Cool Keeping House
Good Housekeeping: July, 1945 (Volume 121, Number 1) - Let Them Eat Milk
Good Housekeeping: October, 1945 (Volume 121, Number 4) - Now You Can Have New Pots and Pans
Good Housekeeping: August, 1946 (Volume 123, Number 2) - One Down, 299 to Go
Good Housekeeping: December, 1949 (Volume 129, Number 6) - Packing for August Vacations
Good Housekeeping: August, 1944 (Volume 119, Number 2) - Plan Your Home Canning Now
Good Housekeeping: May, 1943 (Volume 116, Number 5) - A Pressure Cooker is the Safe Way to Can Nonacid Vegetables
Good Housekeeping: August, 1943 (Volume 117, Number 2) - Pretty Things to Care For
Good Housekeeping: April, 1950 (Volume 130, Number 4) - Put Your Steam Iron to Work
Good Housekeeping: November, 1950 (Volume 131, Number 5) - Questions You Ask us About Canning
Good Housekeeping: June, 1939 (Volume 108, Number 6) - Save Fuel, Time, and Work With Your Range
Good Housekeeping: April, 1943 (Volume 116, Number 4) - This Year Give Her Just What She Wants
Good Housekeeping: December, 1950 (Volume 131, Number 6) - Three Quick Meals that Taste So Good
Good Housekeeping: February, 1950 (Volume 130, Number 2) - Utensils for Two
Good Housekeeping: November, 1947 (Volume 125, Number 5)
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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