The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-09-10
"a DAYS Chemistrx"

"a Days Chemistry "a fascinat-
ing account Of the unseen forces in
the common things met in days
air, fire, fuel; chemis-
try of food, Of digestion, of cookery,
of baking powder, of cleaning, OF
laundry, of stains, Of lighting; home
tests; homemade baking powder,
soap, etc., etc.
Vol principles of Cookery, by An
ma Barrows, Columbia University
and Chautauqua School of Cook
cry.
"A key to the cook books "-ana-
lyizing and explaining the principles
on which success rests; all approved
methods Of cookery explained, partic-
ular attention being paid to economy
of time and materials; full considera-
ton of menus, making fireless cook
stove, Directions for Mattresses"
etc.
Vol 6-Food and Dietetics, by Porf.
Alice P. Norton, University of Chi
cago.
Tells of the composition, nutritive
value and digestibility of foods; how
the body makes use Of food; food
economy; the balanced ration;
healthful diet for the sedentary, the
aged, the children, and SO on; food
adulterations etc.
Vol 8-Household Management, by
Prof, Bertha M. Terrill of Hartford
School of Pedagogy.
Full treatise on economy in spend
ing; the proper division of income;
systems of household accounting;
system in homework; the servant
problem; help by the hour; buying
supplies and furnishings; how to
market economically; cuts Of meat;
season of vegetables; experiences Of
students; Cooperative Housekeep-
in" etc. .'
Vol S-Personal Hygiene, by NJ. Lee
Bosquet, s. B., Director of A. s..
III. E.
The wonderful human machine;
running the machine; care Of the
machine sufficient physiology given
to show the reasons for the directions
for maintaining health; emphasis
placed on do rather than don't; ar
ticles on Ethics of Health" "Use
and Abuse of Drugs" etc.
Vol 9--Home Care Of the Sick, by
Amy, e. Pope, Presbyterian Hos
pital, New York City.
Includes the essentials of trained
nursing; specific directions for handl-
ing and caring for the patient; nurs-
ing in contagious diseases: obstetrics;
food for the sick; emergencies; poi
sons and their antidotes; bandaging;
articles on communicable diseases,
etc.
Vol 1O-Textiles and Clothing, by
Kate H. Watson. formerly Lewis
Institute and University of Chi
cago.
Fully illustrated description of
primitive and modern methods of
manufacture; textile fibres and fab
RIGS; plain and ornamental stitches
and their applications; machine sew
ing; cutting and fitting of waists and
skirts, color and ornament; child
ren's clothes; repairs, etc.
Vol 11-Study Of Child Life, by Mar
ion Foster Washburne, editor
Mothers Magazine
Thoroughly sensible and practical
direction for the treatment of chill
'dren; faults and their remedies; char
acter building; home occupations;
play; associates; studies and accomp-
lishments; religious training; the sex
question, answers to questions, etc.
Vol 12--Care of Children, by DR.. A.
G. Cotton, Prof. Children's dis
eases, Rush Medical College, Uni
versity of Chicago.
The care of the baby before birth
and Of the new baby; healthful cloth
ing; development and growth of the
child; authoritative and specific d.
rections for feeding; food disorders;
food for older children; treatment Of
children's ailments, hygiene Of the
child through pubescence, etc.
Each volume has program for
supplemental study, arranged especi-
ally for clubs, giving references, ex-
hibits, experiments, etc.
The Library" is more than series
of books, it is a complete home study
course, tested by use of 5000 stud
ents, revised and supplemented.
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