Add to ORKGHomemakers who have not had the opportunity of a home economics education as well as those who have, are confronted with the problem of serving to their families well balanced, nutritious meals. It has been exceedingly hard for the untrained woman to get information in a condensed form which would help her
Have you, since leaving Iowa State College, met girls or women, already homemakers, who were interes...
Five-Pound Party Planning, Ruth Hackett, page 2 Homemaking Under the Round Roof, Shirliann Fortmann,...
The Maples by Melba NIsewanger, page 1 Infantile Tetany – Its Cause and Cure by Mrs. Helen C. Morlin...
Mrs. Mary B. Welch, wife of the first college president, compiled a 300-page cook book in 1884. Sinc...
Woman – In Dollars and Cents by Lenore E. Sater, page 1 My Acquaintance with Turkish College Girls b...
Table of Contents Do They Practice What They Preach? by Helen Easter, page 1 The Well Dressed Woman ...
Table of Contents The Home Library by Charles H. Brown, page 1 Fashion Forecast for Fall and Winter ...
“Bella Italia” by Julia Bourne, page 1 Flower Culture and How by Isabel Leith, page 2 “If the Shoe F...
This is a good time of year to take stock of the reference material for home economics in your schoo...
The Place of the Child by Anna E. Richardson, page 1 Liver for My Hotspur by Jeanette Beyer McCay, p...
An Inspiring Teacher And Devoted Friend, page 3 They Guided The Development, page 4 Introducing – Th...
The Place of the Child, page 1 Grape Juice and Milk for School Children by Melba Nisewanger, page 2 ...
Our Political Door Ajar, Dorothy Will, page 7 Parisian Views, Jane Steele, page 8 Warning! To a GI W...
Challenge to Home Economics, Jan Sopher, page 4 Triad in Education, Ann Sindt, page 5 All… To Go Whe...
Table of Contents Training Salespeople by Miss Iva Brandt, page 1 Christmas In Kentucky by Barbara D...
Have you, since leaving Iowa State College, met girls or women, already homemakers, who were interes...
Five-Pound Party Planning, Ruth Hackett, page 2 Homemaking Under the Round Roof, Shirliann Fortmann,...
The Maples by Melba NIsewanger, page 1 Infantile Tetany – Its Cause and Cure by Mrs. Helen C. Morlin...
Mrs. Mary B. Welch, wife of the first college president, compiled a 300-page cook book in 1884. Sinc...
Woman – In Dollars and Cents by Lenore E. Sater, page 1 My Acquaintance with Turkish College Girls b...
Table of Contents Do They Practice What They Preach? by Helen Easter, page 1 The Well Dressed Woman ...
Table of Contents The Home Library by Charles H. Brown, page 1 Fashion Forecast for Fall and Winter ...
“Bella Italia” by Julia Bourne, page 1 Flower Culture and How by Isabel Leith, page 2 “If the Shoe F...
This is a good time of year to take stock of the reference material for home economics in your schoo...
The Place of the Child by Anna E. Richardson, page 1 Liver for My Hotspur by Jeanette Beyer McCay, p...
An Inspiring Teacher And Devoted Friend, page 3 They Guided The Development, page 4 Introducing – Th...
The Place of the Child, page 1 Grape Juice and Milk for School Children by Melba Nisewanger, page 2 ...
Our Political Door Ajar, Dorothy Will, page 7 Parisian Views, Jane Steele, page 8 Warning! To a GI W...
Challenge to Home Economics, Jan Sopher, page 4 Triad in Education, Ann Sindt, page 5 All… To Go Whe...
Table of Contents Training Salespeople by Miss Iva Brandt, page 1 Christmas In Kentucky by Barbara D...
Have you, since leaving Iowa State College, met girls or women, already homemakers, who were interes...
Five-Pound Party Planning, Ruth Hackett, page 2 Homemaking Under the Round Roof, Shirliann Fortmann,...
The Maples by Melba NIsewanger, page 1 Infantile Tetany – Its Cause and Cure by Mrs. Helen C. Morlin...