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This is a complete bibliography of books and journals in HEARTH, organized by both author and title or by publication year:

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1820-1839 | 1840-1859 | 1860-1879 | 1880-1899 | 1900-1919 | 1920-1939 | 1940-1959 | 1960-1979

Journal Title List | Articles by Author : A-C | D-H | I-M | N-S | T-Z

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Iscoe, Ira

• Modification of Children's Judgments by a Simulated Group Technique: A Normative Developmental Study
   Child Development: December, 1963 (Volume 34, Number 4)

Isham, P. D.

• Value of Commercially Canned and Laborartory-Prepared Tomato Juices as Antiscorbutics
   Journal of Home Economics: September, 1935 (Volume 27, Number 7)

Isham, Paul D.

• Vitamin C in Canned Citrus Products
   Journal of Home Economics: September, 1932 (Volume 24, Number 9)

Israel, Arthur L.

• With the Food Control Officials: Milk Drinks and Other "Made" Milk Products
   American Food Journal: February, 1924 (Volume 19, Number 2)

Ittig, Kathleen Browne

• Consumer Participation in Health Planning
   Journal of Home Economics: January, 1978 (Volume 70, Number 1)

Ittner, Martin Hill

• Soaps
   Journal of Home Economics: April, 1925 (Volume 17, Number 4)

Ives, Margaret

• Recent Trends in Food Processing
   Journal of Home Economics: February, 1957 (Volume 49, Number 2)

Ivison, Albert

• Policy of Chain Grocery Stores Defended
   American Food Journal: March, 1922 (Volume 17, Number 3)

Ivy, A. C.

• The Digestibility of Potatoes as Influenced by Methods of Preparation
   Journal of Home Economics: September, 1927 (Volume 19, Number 9)

Jack, Donald

• Discrimination Learning in Children as a Function of Reinforcement Value
   Child Development: June, 1958 (Volume 29, Number 2)

Jacks, Onah

• Solving Today's Problems Begins at Home
   Journal of Home Economics: May, 1949 (Volume 41, Number 5)

Jackson, Alice

• Comparison of Two Washability Characteristics of Dacron-and-Cotton Fabrics with Those of Similar All-Cotton Fabrics
   Journal of Home Economics: March, 1959 (Volume 51, Number 3)
• Suggestions for Teaching Home Decoration in Secondary Schools
   Journal of Home Economics: June, 1925 (Volume 17, Number 6)

Jackson, Alma M.

• "Health Education in Action"
   Journal of Social Hygiene: October, 1945 (Volume 31, Number 7)

Jackson, Bettina

• Suggestions for Teaching Home Decoration in Secondary Schools
   Journal of Home Economics: June, 1925 (Volume 17, Number 6)

Jackson, Edith B.

• "Rooming-In" Gives Baby a Good Start
   Child: April, 1948 (Volume 12, Number 10)

Jackson, Edith Talbot

• Thrift in the Kitchen From the European Standpoint
   Journal of Home Economics: April, 1911 (Volume 3, Number 2)

Jackson, Florence M.

• Home Economics Fashion Show
   American Food Journal: February, 1926 (Volume 21, Number 2)

Jackson, H. Louis

• Canning Compounds Deleterious
   American Food Journal: October, 1915 (Volume 10, Number 10)
• Summary of Paper Read at the Portland Convention of Food Officials, July, 1914
   American Food Journal: August, 1914 (Volume 9, Number 8)

Jackson, Lloyd E.

• Dry-Cleaning and Dyeing of Fabrics and Fur
   Journal of Home Economics: December, 1924 (Volume 16, Number 12)

Jackson, Marion M.

• The Atlanta Campaign Against Commercialized Vice
   Journal of Social Hygiene: April, 1917 (Volume 3, Number 2)

Jackson, Nelson C.

• Social Protection Among Negroes
   Journal of Social Hygiene: May, 1945 (Volume 31, Number 5)

Jackson, Patricia

• Dietary Habits of Purdue University Women
   Journal of Home Economics: June, 1947 (Volume 39, Number 6)

Jackson, Philip W.

• Psychological Health and Cognitive Functioning in Adolescence: A Multivariate Analysis
   Child Development: June, 1960 (Volume 31, Number 2)

Albert R. Mann Library. . Home Economics Archive: Research, Tradition and History (HEARTH). Ithaca, NY: Albert R. Mann Library, Cornell University. http://hearth.library.cornell.edu (Version January 2005).

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