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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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- Outdoor Sketching in Water Colors
Good Housekeeping: October, 1893 (Volume 17, Number 4) - A Stained Glass Window
Good Housekeeping: September, 1893 (Volume 17, Number 3)
- The Role of Neighborhood Agencies in a Social Hygiene Program
Journal of Social Hygiene: April, 1935 (Volume 21, Number 4)
- Flavor and Ascorbic Acid Retention in Fresh Florida Citrus Juices
Journal of Home Economics: May, 1945 (Volume 37, Number 5)
- Miss Careless
Harper's Bazar: November 30, 1867 (Volume I, Number 5)
- How to Replenish the Treasury of the Lord (poem)
Good Housekeeping: April 3, 1886 (Volume 2, Number 11)
- Breakfast Dishes Men Like
Good Housekeeping: February, 1937 (Volume 104, Number 2) - California--Meeting Place of Recipes
Good Housekeeping: August, 1936 (Volume 103, Number 2) - Courses-Courses-Courses
Good Housekeeping: June, 1930 (Volume 90, Number 6) - Dishes Fit for Gods-And Men!
Good Housekeeping: March, 1933 (Volume 96, Number 3) - Don't Deny Yourself the Joy of Christmas Calories
Good Housekeeping: December, 1932 (Volume 95, Number 6) - Don't Put All Your Eggs in the Same Old Recipes
Good Housekeeping: April, 1944 (Volume 118, Number 4) - Feed 'em Again!
Good Housekeeping: August, 1937 (Volume 105, Number 2) - Give a Man Man's Food
Good Housekeeping: March, 1941 (Volume 112, Number 3) - Give the Child A Break at Mealtime!
Good Housekeeping: February, 1933 (Volume 96, Number 2) - Herbs--Grow Them and Use Them
Good Housekeeping: April, 1937 (Volume 104, Number 4) - Leftovers Shouldn't be Left Over
Good Housekeeping: September, 1930 (Volume 91, Number 3) - Let's Have Spaghetti
Good Housekeeping: March, 1935 (Volume 100, Number 3) - Making Men Pro-Picnic
Good Housekeeping: July, 1930 (Volume 91, Number 1) - A Man Cooks with French Dressing
Good Housekeeping: April, 1930 (Volume 90, Number 4) - New Slants on Dried Beans and Peas
Good Housekeeping: March, 1949 (Volume 128, Number 3) - Overnight Picnics
Good Housekeeping: July, 1932 (Volume 94, Number 7) - Pep up Your Meals
Good Housekeeping: January, 1935 (Volume 100, Number 1) - Picnic Lunches in Covered Kettles
Good Housekeeping: July, 1931 (Volume 93, Number 1) - Picnics for Men who Hate to Leave Home
Good Housekeeping: June, 1937 (Volume 104, Number 6) - Powder to Taste
Good Housekeeping: April, 1932 (Volume 94, Number 4) - Scoop Out And Stuff
Good Housekeeping: September, 1934 (Volume 99, Number 3) - Short Cuts to Savory Soups
Good Housekeeping: February, 1934 (Volume 98, Number 2) - Sweet to the Meat
Good Housekeeping: October, 1935 (Volume 101, Number 4) - When Do You Eat on Sunday?
Good Housekeeping: August, 1932 (Volume 94, Number 8) - Who's Going to Carve the Turkey?
Good Housekeeping: November, 1933 (Volume 97, 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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