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- Food Work for Commercial High School Girls
American Food Journal: March, 1923 (Volume 18, Number 3) - Home Economics in the Public Schools Under War Conditions
Journal of Home Economics: August, 1918 (Volume 10, Number 8)
- The Marketing Clubs of Pittsburgh
Journal of Home Economics: January, 1918 (Volume 10, Number 1)
- A Remarkable Cure
Good Housekeeping: June, 1898 (Volume 26, Number 6)
- Teaching Population Education to Home Economics Students
Journal of Home Economics: November, 1974 (Volume 66, Number 7)
- Flammability of Three Types of Fabrics Used in Girls' Sleepwear
Journal of Home Economics: November, 1970 (Volume 62, Number 9)
- A Milestone in Education for Social Work
Children: January - February, 1956 (Volume 3, Number 1)
- The Family as a Point of Focus in a College Foods Course
Journal of Home Economics: June, 1962 (Volume 54, Number 6)
- Information Available to Customers in Retail Stores
Journal of Home Economics: June, 1941 (Volume 33, Number 6) - A Study of Household Employment in Chicago
Journal of Home Economics: February, 1933 (Volume 25, Number 2)
- Young Children's Responses to a Picture and Inset Test Designed to Reveal Reactions to Persons of Different Skin Color
Child Development: March, 1953 (Volume 24, Number 1)
- Are We Holding Our Own Against Prostitution?
Journal of Social Hygiene: February, 1947 (Volume 33, Number 2) - The Attitudes of Governments Toward Foreign Prostitutes
Journal of Social Hygiene: March, 1928 (Volume 14, Number 3) - A Challenge to Community Workers
Journal of Social Hygiene: November, 1944 (Volume 30, Number 8) - A Current View of Prostitution and Sex Delinquency
Journal of Social Hygiene: December, 1936 (Volume 22, Number 9) - Facing an Old Problem
Journal of Social Hygiene: January, 1935 (Volume 21, Number 1) - The Forum
Journal of Social Hygiene: March, 1933 (Volume 19, Number 3) - The Functions of Law and Law Enforcement in Combating Venereal Diseases
Journal of Social Hygiene: April, 1922 (Volume VIII, Number 2) - Good Laws...Good Tools
Journal of Social Hygiene: May, 1952 (Volume 38, Number 5) - How Can Citizens Help to Protect Soldiers and Sailors from Syphilis and Gonorrhea?: IV. The Problem from the Viewpoint of the Voluntary Agency and the Community
Journal of Social Hygiene: December, 1940 (Volume 26, Number 9) - The Injunction and Abatement Law
Journal of Social Hygiene: March, 1915 (Volume 1, Number 2) - International Efforts for the Prevention of Traffic in Women and Children
Journal of Social Hygiene: April, 1923 (Volume IX, Number 4) - International Traffic in Women and Children
Journal of Social Hygiene: February, 1928 (Volume 14, Number 2) - Laws Relating to Venereal Disease and Marriage--26 States
Journal of Social Hygiene: May - June, 1938 (Volume 24, Number 5-6) - Mobilizing for Social Protection
Journal of Social Hygiene: October, 1941 (Volume 27, Number 7) - Moral Conditions in San Francisco and at the Panama-Pacific Exposition
Journal of Social Hygiene: September, 1915 (Volume 1, Number 4) - New Laws to Protect Marriage and Babies
Journal of Social Hygiene: June, 1939 (Volume 25, Number 6) - Next Steps
Journal of Social Hygiene: January, 1918 (Volume 4, Number 1) - Premarital and Prenatal Examination Laws
Journal of Social Hygiene: November, 1938 (Volume 24, Number 8) - The Problem of Syphilis as Seen by the Veterans Administration
Journal of Social Hygiene: November, 1947 (Volume 33, Number 8) - Prostitution and Quackery in Relation to Syphilis Control
Journal of Social Hygiene: January, 1940 (Volume 26, Number 1) - Prostitution in the United States
Journal of Social Hygiene: December, 1933 (Volume 19, Number 9) - The Prostitution "Racket"; Related Health Problems; and a Suggested Remedy
Journal of Social Hygiene: May, 1939 (Volume 25, Number 5) - Some Social Hygiene Experiences of the Pacific Coast States
Journal of Social Hygiene: December, 1929 (Volume 15, Number 9) - State Laws and Regulations of State Boards of Health Which Deal with the Venereal Diseases
Journal of Social Hygiene: November, 1938 (Volume 24, Number 8) - Substitutes for Vice
Journal of Social Hygiene: May, 1934 (Volume 20, Number 5) - Venereal Disease Health Education Project for Negroes in Texas
Journal of Social Hygiene: February, 1944 (Volume 30, Number 2) - We Need Not Tolerate Prostitution
Journal of Social Hygiene: December, 1941 (Volume 27, Number 9) - What Some Communities of the West and Southwest Have Done for the Protection of Morals and Health of Soldiers and Sailors
Journal of Social Hygiene: October, 1917 (Volume 3, Number 4) - "When Brothels Close, V. D. Rates Go Down"
Journal of Social Hygiene: December, 1942 (Volume 28, Number 9) - Women Sex Offenders in New York Courts
Journal of Social Hygiene: November, 1949 (Volume 35, Number 8)
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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