Only a Housekeeper in the Home Economics Front
Ellen A. Huntington argues for formal home economics departments in colleges and a national framework for applying science to daily housekeeping. She envisions trained women conducting home science research via state experiment stations, improving kitchen tech like insulated cookers and electric ranges, and urges legislative support for dedicated funds and clearinghouse information for housewives.
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Ellen A. Huntington
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Agricultural College of Utah
OME Economics
H v Advance Guard
Miss Brown
Milix
Smoot
Congress
Intelligence and Efficiency in Domestic Science Institute
An article extols intelligent practice over guesswork in kitchen work and promotes the People’s Institute of Domestic Science. It highlights The Family Budget program led by Winnifred Harper Cooley and lists numerous leading figures in domestic science education and advocacy.
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Louisa F. Brandeis
People’s Institute of Domestic Science
Winnifred Harper Cooley
Associated Clubs of Domestic Science
Care of the Refrigerator Introductory Weekly Hygiene Guide
The guide stresses daily cleaning of the refrigerator and daily removal of spoiled items. It advises airing the unit, drying shelves, washing with hot water and soap, and scouring crevices. It warns against odors, suggests kept foods covered, and recommends large ice supplies for better cooling and freshness.
Menus and Recipes for a Week from a Cookery Expert
This weekly plan trains the housekeeper with expert menus for breakfast luncheon and dinner. It features Hanoverian steak toasted breads curries and puddings with practical notes on making nut brown bread cottage pudding rhubarb pie and a braised tongue dish. Several recipes are given for Monday through Saturday including soups stews sauces and a coffee parfait dessert.
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