Volume 34, Number 5: Good housekeeping
From Good housekeeping
Articles
- A May Breakfast
- The Rise of the Shirt Waist
- Training the Child in Sleep
- The Dependent Daughter
- The Baking Powder That Went to Sea
- Hurry and Worry (poem)
- Fathers and Sons
- Children, Money and Experience
- Our Boys
- President Eliot Upon Woman's Education
- Food and Character
- The President's Children
- Dining Room to Back Door
- Mr. Toad, Assistant Gardner
- Discoveries
- All Comfordu (poem)
- The Children
- Sheelagh's First Day at Kindergarten
- The Housekeeper at Large
- Truthful Labels on Food Products
- The Table
- Lobster and Other Good Things
- The Elixer of Spring (poem)
- A May Time Luncheon
- Agreeable Spring Medicine
- The Wedding Cake
- Pennsylvania Recipes
- May Breakfast Recipes
- The Best Use of Asparagus
- Food for Young Children
- A Week's Living
- An Epidemis
- A Small Portable Gas Oven
- May Song (poem)
- From Long Experience with Gas
- Another Rebus
- White Wedding Cake
- Heat and Ventilation in Spring
- Her Clothes
- For Brides and Bridesmaids
- To Wear with Guimpes
- Good Housekeeping Patterns
- A Bit of the Woods Indoors
- Interrogation
- How to Build a Safe Home
- Editorial
- Wisdom's Choice (poem)
- A Cozy Arrangement
- Ten Years of Country Life
- What Others Do, Why Cannot You?