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All Sewn Up [36 vols.]
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Playing House: Homemaking for Children [5 vols.]
Recipe for Victory : Food and Cooking in Wartime [45 vols.]
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Peterson's ladies national magazine (1865-1867)
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Allied cookery : British, French, Italian, Belgian, Russian / arranged by (Harrison,)
Art in costume design: practical suggestions for those interested in (Shover, Edna)
Art in dress (Brown, P. Clement (Percy Clement)) (1922)
The art of millinery: a complete series of practical lessons for the (Ben Yûsuf,) (1909)
Best war time recipes (1918)
Betty's scrapbook of little recipes for little cooks : saved from Wisconsin
Camouflage cookery; a book of mock dishes, written and comp. by Helen (Moore, Helen)
Canning fruits and vegetables (July, 1917)
A century of hats and the hats of the century (Woolley, Edward Mott) ([1923])
Clothes that count and how to make them (Field, Bradda) (1923)
Clothing and style, for dressmakers, milliners, buyers, designers, students (Dooley,)
Clothing for women: selection, design, construction; a practical (Baldt, Laura) ([1918])
The complete dressmaker, with simple directions for home millinery (1907)
Constructive sewing (Fuller, Mary E) (1916)
The corn cook book (Hiller, Elizabeth O. Mrs., comp) ([ca. 1918])
The Day's food in war and peace ([ca.1918])
Defend your garden against insect pests (Gentner, L.G) (June, 1917)
Drain the wet spots (Jones, E. R. (Edward Richard)) (May, 1917)
The dress you wear and how to make it (Rhoe, Mary Jane) (1918)
The dressmaker: a complete book on all matters connected with sewing and dressmaking
Dressmaking made easy (Conover, Isabel De Nyse) ([1919])
Dressmaking self-taught in twenty complete lessons (Carens, Edith Marie) ([1911])
Dressmaking, a manual for schools and colleges (Fales, Jane) ([1917])
Dry surplus fruits and vegetables (July, 1917)
The eat-less-meat book, war (Peel, Dorothy Constance (Bayliff) "Mrs. C. S. Peel") (1918)
Everyday foods in war time (Rose, Mary Swartz) (1918)
Everyman's garden in wartime (Selden, Charles Albert) (1917)
Fancy dresses described; or, what to wear at fancy balls (Holt, Ardern) ([1896])
Food and how to save it (Spriggs, Edmund Ivens) (1918)
Food and the war; a textbook for college classes, prepared under the (United States.)
Food economy in war time (Wood, T. B. (Thomas Barlow)) (1917)
The food problem (Kellogg, Vernon L. (Vernon Lyman)) (1918)
Food saving and sharing, telling how the older children of America (United States.)
Garment construction in schools (Hicks, Ada) (1913)
Getting the farm work done (May, 1917)
Graphic exhibits on food conservation at fairs (United States. Food Administration)
Grow beans (Moore, R. A. (Ransom Asa)) (April, 1917)
Have a backyard garden (Moore, J. G. (James Garfield)) (April, 1917)
Help fill the nation's flour barrel (Moore, R. A. (Ransom Asa)) (August, 1917)
The heritage of dress: being notes on the history and evolution of (Webb, Wilfred)
Hints on what to eat during the war (McCollum, Elmer Verner, b. 1879) (February, 1918)
Housekeeping (Gilman, Elizabeth Hale) (1916)
How to cook soy beans (May, 1917)
How to make and trim your own hats (Powell, Vee Walker) ([1944])
How to make hats; a method of self-instruction using job sheets--fully (Weiss,) (1931)
How to store vegetables for winter use (Moore, J. G. (James Garfield)) (September, 1917)
How to use barley (June, 1917)
How to use other cereals (April, 1918)
Instructive costume design (Hartman, Emil Alvin) ([1922])
Let us give thanks (Hatch, K. L. (Kirk Lester)) (November, 1918)
Make your own hats (Martin, Gene Allen, Mrs) (1921)
The milliners' guide, a complete handy reference book for the workroom, embraces the
Millinery as a trade for women (Perry, Lorinda) (1916)
Millinery: theoretical and practical (Hill, Clare, fl. 1900) (1909)
Millinery (Aiken, Charlotte Rankin) (1922)
Millinery (Loewen, Jane) (1925)
The new dressmaker; with complete and fully illustrated instructions on (Butterick)
Other kinds of bread (Hunt, Ada E) (August, 1917)
Other ways to cook potatoes (February, 1918)
Practical millinery (Anslow, Florence) (1922)
Preserve eggs for winter use (Hayes, J. B. (John B.)) (May, 1917)
The rose cross aid cook book: containing instructions in the art of (Witt, Clara,)
Salads & vegetable cookery (Gulley, Carson) ([ca.1940])
Seasoning secrets : herbs and spices (Gulley, Carson) (1949)
Seasoning secrets and favorite recipes of Carson Gulley (Gulley, Carson) (1956)
Sewing and textiles: a textbook for grades and rural schools (Turner, Annabell) (1918)
Six little cooks, or, Aunt Jane's cooking (Kirkland, E. S. (Elizabeth Stansbury)) (1877)
Spices and seasoning (Gulley, Carson) ([ca.1940])
Start a flock (Hayes, J. B. (John B.)) (May, 1917)
Straw hats, their history and manufacture (Inwards, Harry) ([1922])
Student's manual of fashion drawing: thirty lessons with conventional charts (Young,)
Textiles and costume design (Ellsworth, Evelyn Peters) (1917)
The war garden victorious, by Charles Lathrop Pack ... (Pack, Charles Lathrop) (1919)
Things girls like to do (Gilman, Elizabeth Hale) (1917)
Thrift clothing (Talbot, Anna Hedges) ([1918])
Thrift for troubled times (National Training School for Cookery (Great Britain)) (1917)
Training the little home maker, by kitchengarden methods (Keech, Mabel Louise) (1912)
Twelve ways to cook carp (Marlatt, A. L. (Abby Lillian), b. 1869) (October, 1917)
The use of fertilizers during the war (Whitson, A. R. (Andrew Robeson)) (February, 1918)
Variety in salad dressing (Gulley, Carson) ([ca.1940])
Victory breads (October,1918)
A war cookery book for the sick and wounded : compiled from the (Laurie, Jessie) (1914)
War food; practical and economical methods of keeping vegetables, (Handy, Amy L. ()
War gardens : a pocket guide for home vegetable growers / by Montague Free. (Free,)
Ways of using corn (January, 1918)
The Weiler ladies tailor--dressmaker, designer, cutter and fitter book (Weiler,) (1915)
What shall we eat on wheatless and meatless days? (May, 1918)
Wheatless and meatless days, by Pauline Dunwell Partridge andHester (Partridge,) (1918)
Why not buckwheat? (Moore, R. A. (Ransom Asa)) (May, 1917)
Woman as decoration (Burbank, Emily) (1920)
Your millinery (Reiser, Winifred) ([1949])
