Constructive Rural Sociology
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Eor this it is advisable to work under the leadership of some neighbour- ing institution which has experts in the subject. Bulletins of the United States Department of Agriculture on various foods may be obtained as aids. An outline course for such a club may prove valuable. The numbers attached to the fol- lowing topics refer to Farmers' Bulletins.
1. Economising time and strength in the arrangement of the house and utensils, and in organising household work.
(353, 270, 342.) 2. Most economica...l stoves and lighting devices, their care, etc.
3. Use of fireless cooker, arguments for and against.
4. Care of drains, and garbage disposal.
5. Eemoval of dust, proper ventilation, rugs, carpets, sweeping, dusting, etc.
6. Canning and preserving. (1Y5, 203, 359.) 7. iPrinciples of nutrition and nutritive value of food.
206 CONSTEUCTIVE RUEAL SOCIOLOGY (34, 85, 93, 112, 121, 128, 142, 182, 244, 249, 256, 293, 332, 363, 391.) 8. School lunches.
9. Household decoration.
10. Best flowers to raise for interior and outside purposes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eor this it is advisable to work under the leadership of some neighbour- ing institution which has experts in the subject. Bulletins of the United States Department of Agriculture on various foods may be obtained as aids. An outline course for such a club may prove valuable. The numbers attached to the fol- lowing topics refer to Farmers' Bulletins.
1. Economising time and strength in the arrangement of the house and utensils, and in organising household work.
(353, 270, 342.) 2. Most economica...l stoves and lighting devices, their care, etc.
3. Use of fireless cooker, arguments for and against.
4. Care of drains, and garbage disposal.
5. Eemoval of dust, proper ventilation, rugs, carpets, sweeping, dusting, etc.
6. Canning and preserving. (1Y5, 203, 359.) 7. iPrinciples of nutrition and nutritive value of food.
206 CONSTEUCTIVE RUEAL SOCIOLOGY (34, 85, 93, 112, 121, 128, 142, 182, 244, 249, 256, 293, 332, 363, 391.) 8. School lunches.
9. Household decoration.
10. Best flowers to raise for interior and outside purposes.
What to read after Constructive Rural Sociology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John M John Morris Gillette to read onlineMoreLess
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