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Child labor in warring countries; a brief review of foreign reports.
Anna Rochester. (U.S. Children’s bur. Pub. no. 27. Industrial ser.
no. 4) 75p pa 10c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

List of references on child labor, compiled under the direction of
H. H. B. Meyer, by Laura A. Thompson, librarian, Children’s
bureau. (U.S. Children’s Bureau. Industrial ser. no. 3. Bureau
pub. no. 18) 161p 20c ‘16 Supt. of doc.

Rules and regulations made by the board consisting of the attorney
general, the secretary of commerce, and the secretary of labor for
carrying out the provisions of an act to prevent interstate
commerce in the products of child labor, and for other purposes,
approved Sept. 1, 1916. (U.S. Labor. Circular no. 1) 10p pa 5c ‘17
Supt. of doc.

Suggestive program for child labor day, January 29, 1917. (Univ. of
the State of N.Y. Library ref. section) 12p pa ‘17 Albany, N.Y.

=Child welfare=

Child welfare research station. (Iowa. State univ. Bul. n.s. 107)
18p pa ‘16 Iowa City, Ia.

Summary of child-welfare laws passed in 1916. (U.S. Children’s bur.
Miscellaneous ser. no. 7) 74p pa 10c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Children=

=Foods=

Food for growing children. Jessie P. Rich. (Texas. Univ. Bul. 1707)
20p pa ‘17 Austin, Tex.

Suggestions for infant feeding. Anna E. Richardson. (Texas. Univ.
Bul. 1706) 11p pa ‘17 Austin, Tex.

What to feed the children. Dorothy Reed Mendenhall and A. L.
Daniels. (Wis. Univ. Agric. College extension service. Circular
69) 10p pa ‘17 Madison, Wis.

=Children’s library=

Child in the library. (Riverside public library. Bul. 146) 10p pa
‘17 Riverside, Cal.

=Citizenship=

Proceedings of the first citizenship convention held at Washington,
D.C., July 10-15, 1916. Raymond F. Crist. (U.S. Labor) 86p pa 10c
‘17 Supt. of doc.

Work of the public schools with the Bureau of naturalization in the
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=City and county consolidation=

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consolidation. 28p pa ‘17 Los Angeles, Cal.

=City planning=

City planning. Frank G. Bates. (Indiana. Bur. of legislative
information. Bul. no. 8) 31p pa Dec. ‘16 Fort Wayne, Ind.

=Coal=

Economical purchase and use of coal for heating homes with special
reference to conditions in Illinois; a non-technical manual for
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10c ‘17 Urbana, Ill.

=Commerce=

Act to regulate commerce (as amended) including text or related
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157p pa 10c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Concluding chapter of the Federal trade commission report on
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Report on cooperation in American export trade. (U.S. Federal trade
comm.) 2v pa $1.15 ‘16 Supt. of doc.

=Commercial organization, German=

German foreign-trade organization with supplementary statistical
material and extracts from official reports on German methods.
Chauncey Depew Snow. (U.S. For. & dom. comm. Miscellaneous ser.
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=Community and national life=

Lessons in community and national life. (U.S. Educ. Community
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These lessons will be issued each month during the school year,
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=Conscription=

Conscription in the Confederate states of America, 1862-1865. R. P.
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=Cooperation=

Business practice and accounts for cooperative stores. J. A. Bexell.
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Co operate! (Texas. Markets and warehouse commission. Bul. no. 37)
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Cooperative associations, organizing. James E. Boyle. (N.D. Agric.
Experiment station. Circular 16) 24p pa ‘17 Fargo, N.D.

Cooperative retail delivery; the organization and methods of central
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division. Bul. vol. 3, no. 1) 30p pa ‘17 Bloomington, Ind.

How farmers may improve their personal credit through cooperation.
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Survey of typical cooperative stores in the U.S. J. A. Bexell. (U.S.
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=Copyright=

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=Corn=

Corn. (N.J. Agric. Experiment station. Circular 69) 7p pa ‘17 New
Brunswick, N.J.

=Corporations=

=Service instruction=

Service instruction of American corporations. Leonhard F. Fuld.
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=Cost of living=

Food products report of Governor Beeckman’s committee on living
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=Country life=

Country church; an economic and social force. C. J. Galpin.
(Wisconsin. Agric. Experiment station. Bul. 278) 48p pa ‘17
Madison, Wis.

=Crops=

Preparing for a large corn crop. George A. Crabb. (Georgia. State
college of agric. Extension div. Circular 43) 4p pa ‘17 Athens,
Ga.

=Dairying=

Feeding and management of dairy calves and young dairy stock. W. K.
Brainerd and H. P. Davis. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 777) 20p pa gratis
‘17 U.S. Agric.

Feeds for dairy cows; a comparative test of high silage and low
mixed concentrates; low silage and high mixed concentrates; and
silage and cotton seed meal rations. Milton P. Jarnagin and O. T.
Goodwin. (Georgia. State college of agric. Extension circular 45)
8p pa ‘17 Athens, Ga.

How to keep a record of the dairy herd. C. H. Staples and C. W.
Radway. (Louisiana. State univ. Extension division. Circular no.
19) 12p pa ‘17 Baton Rouge, La.

_See also_ Milk

=Danish West Indies=

Danish West Indies; their resources and commercial importance. N. G.
Brock, P. S. Smith, and W. A. Tucker. (U.S. Foreign and domestic
commerce bur. Special agents ser.) 68p pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Defective and delinquent classes=

Mental aspects of delinquency. Truman Lee Kelley. (Texas univ. Bul.
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Municipal correction farms; a report from the new city Jail
association of Los Angeles. 6p ‘17 Los Angeles, Cal.

=Dependents=

Care of dependents of enlisted men in Canada. S. Herbert Wolfe.
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=Digitalis=

Activity of wild American digitalis. G: B. Roth. (U.S. Public health
service. Reprint no. 391) 6p pa 5c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Diplomatic service=

Conference on training for foreign service called by the
commissioner of education of the United States and held in the
city of Washington, December 31, 1915. Glen Levin Swiggett. (U.S.
Educ. Bul. 1917, no. 37) 67p pa 10c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Divorce and desertion=

Survey of the extent, financial and social cost of desertion and
artificially broken homes in Kansas City, Missouri, during the
year 1915. Eva M. Marquis. (Kansas City. Bd. of public welfare)
51p pa ‘16 Kansas City, Mo.

=Drainage=

Organization, financing, and administration of drainage districts.
H. S. Yohe. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 815) 37p pa U.S. Agric.

Tile drainage on the farm. E. R. Jones and O. R. Zeasman.
(Wisconsin. Agric. Experiment station. Bul. 284) 32p pa ‘17
Madison, Wis.

=Drinking fountains=

Drinking fountains; investigation of fountains at the University of
Minnesota. H. A. Whittaker. (U.S. Public health service. Reprint
no. 397) 10p pa 5c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Dyes and dyeing=

Artificial dyestuff used in the United States, quantity and value of
foreign imports and of domestic production, fiscal year 1913-14;
with bibliography. Thomas H. Norton. (U.S. Foreign and domestic
commerce bur. Special agents ser. 121) 254p pa 30c ‘16 Supt. of
doc.

=Education=

Development of arithmetic as a school subject. Walter Scott Monroe.
(U.S. Educ. Bul. 1917, no. 10) 170p pa 20c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Digest of state laws relating to public education in force January
1, 1915; comp. by William R. Hood, and others. (U.S. Educ. Bul.
no. 47, 1915) 987p pa 60c ‘16 Supt. of doc.

Education; publications relating to the above subject for sale by
the superintendent of documents, Washington, D.C. 6th ed Price
list 31. 51p pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Money value of education. A. Caswell Ellis. (U.S. Educ. Bul. 1917,
no. 22) 52p pa 15c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Rural-teacher preparation in county training schools and high
schools. H. W. Foght. (U.S. Educ. Bul. 1917, no. 31) 71p pa 10c
‘17 Supt. of doc.

Selected list of books on the education of early childhood. (U.S.
Educ. Circular no. 1) 14p pa 5c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Vocational teachers for secondary schools; what the Land-grant
colleges are doing to prepare them. Chester D. Javis. (U.S. Educ.
Bul. 1917, no. 38) 85p pa 10c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Negro=

Study of the private and higher schools of colored people in the
United States; prepared in cooperation with the Phelps-Stokes fund
under the direction of Thomas Jesse Jones, specialist in the
education of racial groups. (U.S. Educ.) 2v: v 1 (Bul. 1916, no.
38) 423p pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.; v 2 (Bul. 1916, no. 39) 724p pa
$1.25 ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Public service=

University training for public service; a report of the meeting of
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Educ. Bul. 1916, no. 30) 94p pa 15c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Education, Secondary=

Reorganization of English in secondary schools; report by the
National joint committee on English representing the Commission on
the reorganization of secondary education of the National
education association and the National council of teachers of
English; comp; by James Fleming Hosic. (U.S. Educ. Bul. 1917, no.
2) 181p pa 20c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Eggs=

Breeding for egg production: Part I, A study of annual and total
production. E. D. Ball, B. Alder, and A. D. Egbert. (Utah. Agric.
college. Experiment station. Bul. no. 148) 60p pa ‘16 Logan, Utah

Breeding for egg production: Part II, Seasonal distribution of egg
production with especial reference to “winter” egg production. E.
D. Ball and Byron Alder. (Utah. Agric. Experiment station. Bul.
149) 71p pa ‘17 Logan, Utah

Care of eggs for market. M. C. Kilpatrick. (Ohio. Agric. college.
Extension service. Bul. vol. XII, no. 1) 20p pa ‘17 Columbus, O.

Community egg circle. C. E. Bassett and W. H. Kerr. (U.S. Farmers’
Bul. 656) 8p pa 5c ‘17 U.S. Agric.

Egg production in cities, towns and villages. W. R. Graham.
(Ontario. Agric. Circular no. 2) 7p pa ‘17 Toronto, Canada

Feed cost of egg production; results of three years’ experiments at
the government poultry farm. Harry M. Lamon and Alfred R. Lee.
(U.S. Agric. Bul. no. 561) 42p pa 10c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Increasing the winter yield of eggs. W. Theodore Wittman. (Pa.
Agric. Bul. no. 219) 114p pa ‘17 Harrisburg, Pa.

Marketing eggs by parcel post. Lewis B. Flohr. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul.
830) 23p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

Preserving eggs for the home. Byron Alder. (Utah. Agric. college.
Experiment station. Circular no. 25) 8p pa ‘17 Logan, Utah

Winter egg production. Alfred R. Lee. (U.S. Agric. Circular no. 71)
4p pa 5c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Employment and unemployment=

Proceedings of employment managers’ conference. (U.S. Labor
statistics. Bul. no. 196) 82p 10c May ‘16 Supt. of doc.

Proceedings of the American association of public employment
offices, annual meetings, 1st, 2d, and 3d of May, 1916. (U.S.
Labor statistics. Bul. no. 192) 177p pa 20c ‘16 Supt. of doc.

Unemployment in the United States. (U.S. Labor statistics. Bul. no.
195) 115p pa 15c June ‘16 Supt. of doc.

=Engineering=

Proper handling of clutches and gears. R. A. Leavell. (Ia. State
college. Eng. extension dept. Bul. no. 26) 11p pa ‘17 Ames, Ia.

=Etiquet=

Suggestions for the teaching of good manners in the elementary
schools, prepared by the commissioner of elementary schools.
(California State Board of educ. Bul. no. 18) 39p ‘16 Sacramento,
Cal.

=Fairs=

Community fair. J. Sterling Moran. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 870) 12p pa
‘17 U.S. Agric.

=Farm bureaus=

Farm-bureau organization plan; more farm bureaus needed to federate
agricultural forces for national defense. L. R. Simons. (U.S.
Cooperative extension work in agriculture and home economics.
S.R.S. Doc. 54. Circular 4. Extension N.) 11p pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Farm equipment=

Concrete construction on the live-stock farm. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul.
481) 32p pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Equipment for farm sheep raising. V. O. McWhorter. (U.S. Farmers’
Bul. 810) 27p pa U.S. Agric.

Farm lighting systems. E. W. Lehmann. (Missouri. Agric. college.
Extension service. Circular 39) 12p pa ‘17 Columbia, Mo.

Minor articles of farm equipment. H. N. Humphrey and A. P. Yerkes.
(U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 816) 15p pa 5c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Self-feeder for hogs. F. G. Ashbrook and R. E. Gogwer. (U.S.
Farmers’ Bul. 906) 12p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

Self-feeders for fattening swine with directions for constructing a
self-feeder. (Missouri. Agric. Experiment station. Bul. 144) 22p
pa ‘17 Columbia, Mo.

=Farm labor=

Plan for handling the farm-labor problem. (U.S. Agric. F. M.
Circular 2) 31p pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Farm loans=

Farm loan primer; answers in brief form to questions most frequently
asked about the Federal farm loan act. 2d ed. (Federal farm loan
board. Circular no. 5) 12p Nov. 21, ‘16 Supt. of doc. Free if
application is made to board

How the Federal farm loan act benefits the farmer. C. W. Thompson.
(Farmers’ Bul. 792) 12p pa 5c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

New mortgages for old; a story illustrating the practical
application of the Federal farm loan act. (Federal farm loan
board. Circular no. 3) 13p Oct. 10, ‘16 Supt. of doc. Free if
application is made to board

=Farm papers=

Preparation for editorial work on farm papers. Nelson Antrim
Crawford. (Kansas. State agric. college. Bul. v. 1, no. 5;
Industrial journalism ser. 3) 35p pa ‘17 Manhattan, Kan.

=Farming=

Successful farm life; a suggestive list of books. (Ohio. Brumback
library of Van Wert county) 37p pa ‘17 Van Wert, O.

Suggestions concerning checking and tabulating farm management
survey data; a desk manual for investigators. (U.S. Farm
management) 40p pa ‘16 Supt. of doc.

Waste land and wasted land on farms. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 745) 18p pa
5c ‘16 Supt. of doc.

Calls attention to various ways through which non-productive land
may be reclaimed on the average farm.

=Feeding and feeding stuffs=

Feeding of dairy cows. Helmer Rabild, H. P. Davis, and W. K.
Brainerd. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 743) 27p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

Feeding stuffs of minor importance. F. W. Woll. (California. Univ.
agric. Experiment station. Circular no. 167) 7p pa ‘17 Berkeley,
Cal.

Growing crops to reduce the feed bill. W: L. Slate. (Connecticut.
Agric. college. Extension circular. 13) 4p pa ‘17 New Haven, Conn.

Inspection of commercial feedstuffs. P. H. Smith. (Mass. Agric.
Experiment station. Bul. no. 5) 69p Nov. ‘16 Amherst, Mass.

Utilization of farm wastes in feeding live stock. S. H. Ray. (U.S.
Farmers’ Bul. 873) 12p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

=Fertilizers=

Manure from the sea. E. H. Jenkins and John Phillips Street. (Conn.
Agric. Experiment station. Bul. 194) 13p pa ‘17 New Haven, Conn.

=Finance=

Control of corporate finance with proposed new corporation law and a
history of “High finance” in Indiana. Louie H. Oberreich. (Indiana
Bur. of legislative information. Bul. no. 10) 66p pa Jan. ‘17 Fort
Wayne, Ind.

=Flags=

American flag; in prose, poetry and song. 2d ed, rev and enlarged
(Michigan State library) 70p pa ‘16 Lansing, Mich.

Municipal flags; prepared under the direction of James A. Kearns.
(Chicago municipal reference Bul. 6) 23p pa ‘15 Chicago, Ill.

=Flies=

House fly. L. O. Howard and R. H. Hutchison. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul.
851) 23p pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Food=

Food economics; a series of special bulletins for the housewife.
(N.Y. City Bur. of public health educ.) 22p pa ‘17 New York, N.Y.

Food needs for 1918; agricultural program for the period beginning
with the autumn of 1917. (U.S. Agric. Circular no. 75) 14p pa ‘17
Supt. of doc.

Human food from an acre of staple farm products. Morton O. Cooper
and W. J. Spillman. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 877) 11p pa ‘17 U.S.
Agric.

News notes for public libraries. (U.S. Food administration. Food
conservation division. Vol. 1, no. 1) 12p pa ‘17 The
Administration, Washington, D.C.

Possibilities of food from fish. (U.S. Fisheries. Economic circular
no. 30) 4p pa 5c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Practical suggestions regarding food values and the proper selection
of a nutritious and economical diet. (Maine. Agric. Bul. vol. xvi,
no. 1) 36p pa ‘17 Augusta, Me.

Skim milk for human food. (U.S. Animal industry bur. A. I. 31) 2p pa
‘17 U.S. Animal industry bur.

_See also_ United States—Food administration

=Food conservation=

Food conservation number. (R.I. Health dept. Bul. Jl 1917) 61p pa
‘17 Providence, R.I.

Ten lessons on food conservation; lessons 1 to 10. (U.S. Food
administration) 64p pa ‘17 The Administration, Washington, D.C.

=Food production=

Essentials in larger food production. Cyril G. Hopkins. (Ill. Agric.
Experiment station. Circular no. 197) 4p pa ‘17 Urbana, Ill.

=Food supply=

Food administration. H. C. Hoover. (U.S. Council of national
defense) 32p pa ‘17

Food-supply and conservation by the farmers for the farmers and
every one who grows food or eats food. (Conn. Agric. college,
Hartford county league) 8p pa ‘17 The League

Some fundamental considerations affecting the food supply of the
United States; memorandum prepared for the Committee on resources
and food supply of the State council of defense. T: Forsythe Hunt.
(Cal. Agric. Experiment station. Circular no. 163) 13p pa ‘17
Berkeley, Cal.

=Foods=

Bread and bread-making in the home. Caroline L. Hunt and H. L.
Wessling. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 807) 23p pa gratis ‘17 U.S. Agric.

Cottonseed flour as a human food. Anna E. Richardson; recipes by
Jennie R. Bear. (Texas univ. Bul. no. 1727) 13p pa ‘17 Austin,
Tex.

Economical use of meat in the home. C. F. Langworthy and C. L. Hunt.
(U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 391) 29p gratis ‘16 U.S. Agric.

Eggs and their value as food. C. F. Langworthy. (U.S. Agric Bul.
471) 29p pa 5c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Food charts; set of 15 charts (24 by 18 in.) outlining the
composition and functions of food. (State relations service) rev
ed $1 per set Supt. of doc.

Food value and uses of poultry. H. W. Atwater. (U.S. Agric. Bul.
467) 29p pa 5c ‘16 Supt. of doc.

Grayfish, try it. (U.S. Fisheries. Economic circular no. 22) 8p pa
5c ‘16 Supt. of doc.

Potatoes, sweet potatoes, and other starchy roots as food. C. F.
Langworthy. (U.S. Agric. Bul. 468) 29p pa 5c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Practical suggestions regarding food values and the proper selection
of a nutritious and economical diet. A. M. G. Soule. (Maine.
Agric. Quarterly Bul. v. 16, no. 1) 36p pa ‘17 Augusta, Me.

Preparation of vegetables for the table. Maria Parloa. (U.S.
Farmers’ Bul. 256) 46p pa 5c ‘06 Supt. of doc.

Principles of nutrition and nutritive value of foods. (U.S. Farmers’
Bul. 142) 48p pa 5c ‘02 Supt. of doc.

Sablefish, alias black cod; an introduction to one of the best and
richest American food fishes, with recipes for cooking it. (U.S.
Fisheries. Economic circular 23) 6p pa 5c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Use of corn, kafir and cowpeas in the home. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 559)
12p pa ‘13 U.S. Agric.

War bread. (Missouri. College of Agric. Circular 23) 4p pa ‘17
Columbia, Mo.

War breads; how the housekeeper may help to save the country’s wheat
supply. Ethel M. Chapman. (Ontario. Dept. of agric. Womens’
institutes. Bul. 254) 16p pa ‘17 Toronto, Canada.

The following bulletins are of interest in connection with Farmers’
Bulletin no. 807 available for free distribution by the Department
of agriculture.

Cereal breakfast foods. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 249) 36p pa ‘06 U.S.
Agric.

Corn meal as a food and ways of using it. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 565)
24p pa ‘14 U.S. Agric.

How to select foods: (1) What the body needs. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul.
808) 13p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.; (2) Cereal foods. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul.
818) U.S. Agric.

=Foreigners, Books for=

Books for new Americans. (Public library, Minneapolis, Minnesota)
12p pa ‘17 Minneapolis, Minn.

=Fruits=

Dependable fruits. (Ohio. Agric. Experiment station. Bul. 313) 614p
pa ‘17 Wooster, O.

=Fuel=

Economical firing of Tennessee and Kentucky coals underpower plant
boilers. (Tennessee. University record. Vol. xx, no. 4) 16p pa ‘17
Knoxville, Tenn.

=Fur-bearing animals=

Laws relating to fur-bearing animals, 1917; a summary of laws in the
United States and Canada relating to trapping, open seasons,
propagation, and bounties. David E. Lantz. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul.
911) 32p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

=Furnaces=

Installation, care and operation of the house furnace. (Ia. State
college. Eng. extension dept. Tech. service bul. 27) 16p pa ‘16
Ames, Ia.

=Garbage=

Disposal of city garbage by feeding to hogs. F. G. Ashbrook and J.
D. Bebout. (U.S. Agric. Circular no. 80) 8p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

=Gardening=

Educative and economic possibilities of school-directed home
gardening in Richmond, Indiana. J. L. Randall. (U.S. Educ. Bul.
no. 6) 25p pa 10c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Flower gardening for school children in the elementary grades. (U.S.
Educ. School home-garden. Circular no. 14) 4p pa 5c ‘17 Supt. of
doc.

Garden making on vacant lots and the home vegetable garden. W. T.
McCoun. (Canada. Dept. of agric. Dom. Exper. farms. Div. of
horticulture. Circular no. 13) 16p pa ‘17 Ottawa, Canada

Garden primer; how to plant and care for a vegetable garden. (N.Y.
City, Mayor Mitchel’s food supply committee) 8p pa ‘17 New York,
N.Y.

Gardening in elementary city schools. 1. Why gardening should be
introduced into the schools. 2. How gardening may be introduced
into the schools. 3. How gardening may be promoted by the schools.
C. D. Jarvis. (U.S. Educ. Bul. no. 40) 74p pa 15c ‘16 Supt. of
doc.

Have a backyard garden. (Wis. Agric. Extension service. Circular 72)
8p pa ‘17 Madison, Wis.

Helps on gardening and canning; prepared by H. J. Reed and Lella R.
Gaddis. (Indiana. Purdue univ. Agric. Extension. Bul. no. 54) 8p
pa ‘17 La Fayette, Ind.

Home garden, home garden plan, spray calendar, pruning and spraying,
garden tillage tools. W. B. Nissley. (N.Y. State school of Agric.
on Long Island. Bul. v 2, no. 1) 12p pa ‘17 Farmingdale, N.Y.

Home vegetable garden. W. R. Beattie. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 255) 47p
pa 5c ‘06 Supt. of doc.

Home vegetable gardening. C. E. Durst. (Ill. Univ. Agric. Experiment
station. Circular no. 198) 56p pa ‘17 Urbana, Ill.

Hotbeds and cold frames. T. F. Limbocker. (Colorado. Agric.
Experiment station. Bul. 221) 8p pa ‘17 Fort Collins, Colo.

School garden. L. C. Corbett. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 218) 41p pa 5c ‘05
Supt. of doc.

Small vegetable garden. (Missouri. Agric. v. 15, no. 7) 47p pa ‘17
Columbia, Mo.

Small vegetable garden; suggestions for utilizing limited areas.
(U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 818) 44p pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Vegetable garden for every home. S. C. Johnston. (Ontario. Agric.
Circular no. 3) 12p pa ‘17 Toronto, Canada

Weeds; how to control them. H. R. Cox. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 660) 29p
pa 5c ‘15 Supt. of doc.

_See also_ Fruits; Pruning; Trees and gardening

=Gasoline engines=

Handbook on the care and operation of gasoline engines; prepared
under direction of the captain commandant. (U.S. Coast guard) 92p
pa 10c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Glass=

Glass industry; report on the cost of production of glass in the
United States. (U.S. For. & dom. comm. Miscellaneous ser. 60) 430p
pa 35c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Grapes=

Vinifero grapes in New York. R. D. Anthony under direction of U. P.
Hedrick. (N.Y. Agric. Experiment station, Geneva. Bul. 432) 105p
pa ‘17 Geneva, N.Y.

Winter injury of grapes. F. E. Gladwin. (N.Y. Agric. Experiment
station, Geneva. Bul. 433) 139p pa ‘17 Geneva, N.Y.

=Greenhouses=

Fumigation of ornamental greenhouse plants with hydrocyanic-acid
gas. E. R. Sasscer and A. D. Borden. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 880) 20p
pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

=Guinea fowl=

Guinea fowl. Andrew S. Weiant. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 858) 15p pa ‘17
U.S. Agric.

=Hardware=

Far eastern markets for American hardware; prepared under the
supervision of Julean Arnold. (U.S. For. & dom. comm.
Miscellaneous ser. no. 50) 145p pa 25c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Health=

Amusement for convalescent children. William B. Forbush. (N.Y. State
division of public health education. Circular no. 19) 4p ‘16
Albany, N.Y.

Conduct of an isolation period for communicable disease in a home.
(N.Y. State division of public health education. Circular no. 154)
4p ‘16 Albany, N.Y.

Hygiene of the printing trades. Alice Hamilton and Charles H.
Verrill. (U.S. Labor statistics. Bul. 209) 118p pa 20c Supt. of
doc.

Insects as possible carriers of poliomyelitis infection. C. T.
Brues. (New York [city] Dept. of health. Reprint ser. no. 60) 43p
pa ‘17 New York, N.Y.

Municipal ordinances, rules and regulations pertaining to public
health, 1915. (U.S. Public health. Reprint no. 364) 642p 50c ‘17
Supt. of doc.

Poliomyelitis (infantile paralysis); information for parents,
physicians and health officers. (N. Y. State division of public
health education. Circular no. 25) 7p ‘16 Albany, N.Y.

Poliomyelitis (infantile paralysis); present knowledge of its cause
and manner of spread. (U.S. Public health service. Reprint no.
373) 4p 5c ‘16 Supt. of doc.

Saving mothers. (U.S. Children’s bur.) 3p pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Teachers and communicable disease. (N. Y. State division of public
health education. Circular no. 13) 12p ‘16 Albany, N.Y.

Trend of legislation for public health. Arthur Connors. (Indiana
Bur. of legislative information. Bul. no. 9) 38p pa Dec. ‘16 Fort
Wayne, Ind.

Typhoid fever; information for patients, physicians and health
officers. (N. Y. State division of publicity and education.
Circular no. 16) 8p ‘15 Albany, N.Y.

_See also_ Public health

=History=

Opportunities for history teachers; the lessons of the great war in
the classroom. National board of historical service. (U.S. Educ.
Teachers’ leaflet no. 1) 22p pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Hogs=

Control of hog cholera; with a discussion of the results of field
experiments. (U.S. Agric. Bul. 584) 18p pa 5c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Hog and corn ratios; report of commission appointed by the United
States Food administration to investigate the cost of producing
hogs. (U.S. Food administration. Meat division) 17p pa ‘17
Chicago, Ill.

Hog cholera; prevention and treatment. M. Dorset and O. B. Hess.
(U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 834) 32p pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Prices of hogs; statement by Joseph P. Cotton. (U.S. Food
administration. Meat division) 3p pa ‘17 The Administration,
Washington, D.C.

Swine feeding; I. Barley vs. rye for fattening pigs, II. Barley vs.
barley and meat meal for fattening pigs. A. D. Faville. (Wyoming.
Univ. agric. Experiment station. Bul. 114) 8p pa ‘17 Laramie, Wyo.

Swine-judging suggestions for pig-club members. J. D. McVean and F.
G. Ashbrook. (U.S. Agric. Circular 83) 14p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

Swine management. George M. Rommel and F. G. Ashbrook. (U.S.
Farmers’ Bul. 874) 38p pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Holiday programs=

Memorial day; Lincoln, Douglas, Grant; comp. by H. T. Swift.
(Illinois. Public instruction dept. circular) 64p pa ‘16
Springfield, Ill.

Patriotic days ... February 12, February 22; comp. by Florence B.
Bartlett. (New Mexico. Educ.) 27p pa ‘17 Santa Fé, New Mex.

Twenty-sixth annual program for the observation of Arbor day in the
schools of Rhode Island. (R.I. Educational circular. May 11) 32p
pa ‘17 Providence, R.I.

=Home economics=

Brief courses in home making for normal schools. (U.S. Educ.
Circular Je 27, 1917) 11p pa Supt. of doc.

Corn meal as a food and ways of using it. C. F. Langworthy and
Caroline L. Hunt. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 565) 28p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

Dandelions as food. Lucile Brewer and Helen Canon. (Cornell reading
course for the farm home. Vol. 5. no. 105) 91p pa ‘16 Ithaca, N.Y.

Drying fruits and vegetables. Addie D. Root. (Missouri. Agric.
Extension service. Circular 23) 4p pa ‘17 Columbia, Mo.

Drying fruits and vegetables in the home, with recipes for cooking.
(U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 841) 29p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

Fats and their economical use in the home. A. D. Holmes and H. L.
Lang. (U.S. Agric. Bul. 469) 27p pa 5c ‘16 Supt. of doc.

Handbook in sewing for girls. Agnes A. Hunt. (Arizona. College of
agric. Extension service. Circular no. 18) 22p pa 17 Tucson, Ariz.

Hints to house wives on how to buy, how to care for food, etc. (New
York city. Mayor Mitchel’s Food supply committee) 111p pa ‘17 New
York, N.Y.

Home canning by the one period cold-pack method. O. H. Benson. (U.S.
Farmers’ Bul. 839) 39p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

Home canning of fruits and vegetables; as taught to canning club
members in the southern states. Mary E. Creswell and Ola Powell.
(U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 853) 41p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

Home made fruit butters. C. P. Close. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 900) 7p pa
‘17 U.S. Agric.

Home management. (Iowa. State college of agric. and mechanic arts.
Home economic Bul. no. 6) 19p pa ‘17 Ames, Ia.

How to feed the family. Matilda Schroeder Liftman. (N.Y. Public
health education. Keep well leaflet no. 2) 32p pa ‘16 New York,
N.Y.

How to make cottage cheese on the farm. K. J. Matheson and F. R.
Commack. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 850) 15p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

How to select foods:

1. What the body needs. Caroline L. Hunt and H. W. Atwater. (U.S.
Farmers’ Bul. 808) 14p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

2. Cereal foods. Caroline L. Hunt and H. W. Atwater. (U.S. Farmers’
Bul. 817) 23p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

3. Foods rich in protein. Caroline L. Hunt and H. W. Atwater. (U.S.
Farmers’ Bul. 824) 19p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

Jelly making. Alma L. Garvin. (Indiana. Purdue univ. Dept. of agric.
Extension leaflet no. 86) 4p pa ‘17 La Fayette, Ind.

Partial substitutes for wheat in breadmaking. Hannah L. Wessling.
(U.S. Cooperative extension work in agriculture and home
economics. S.R.S. Doc. 64, Extension S. No. A-91) 11p pa ‘17 Supt.
of doc.

Peppers; growing and canning. (U.S. State relation service. Doc. 39;
Extension ser. no. A-84) 8p pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Pickles and relishes. Carrie L. Pancoast. (Missouri. Agric. college.
Extension service. Circular 35) 4p pa ‘17 Columbia, Mo.

Planning and serving meal. (Iowa State college of agriculture and
mechanical arts. Home economics bul. no. 1) 32p ‘16 Ames, Ia.

Planning of meals. Lelia McGuire. (Ohio Agric. college. Extension
service. Bul. v. 12, no. 3) 16p pa ‘17 Columbus, O.

Planning the costume. (Iowa State college of agriculture and
mechanical arts. Home economics bul. no. 9) 35p pa ‘16 Ames, Ia.

Preservation of foods; canning and drying fruits and vegetables. Mrs
E. B. Binz. (Pa. Agric. Bul. No. 298) 18p pa ‘17 Harrisburg, Pa.

Preserves, relishes and pickles. Sadie R. Guseman. (W. Va. College
of agric. Extension dept. Girls’ club instruction circular 73) 8p
pa ‘16 Morgantown, W.Va.

Preserving fish for domestic use. (U.S. Fisheries. Economic circular
28) 2p pa 5c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Removal of stains from clothing and other textiles. Harold L. Land
and Anna H. Whittelsey. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 861) 35p pa ‘17 U.S.
Agric.

Serving of meals. Rhoda E. Dick. (Ohio. State univ. Agric. extension
service. Bul. vol. 13, no. 2) 16p pa ‘17 Columbus, O.

Sugar-beet sirup. C. O. Townsend and H. C. Gore. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul.
823) 13p pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.

A simple process for home use with garden grown beets.

Three short courses in home making. Carrie Alberta Lyford. (U.S.
Educ. Bul. 1917, no. 23) 104p pa 15c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Use of corn, kafir, and cowpeas in the home. C. F. Langworthy and
Caroline L. Hunt. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 559) 15p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

Using dried beans, peas and other legumes as food. Mary L. Matthews.
(Indiana. Purdue univ. Dept. of agric. Extension leaflet no. 85)
6p pa ‘17 La Fayette, Ind.

Ways of using rhubarb. Lucile Brewer. (Cornell reading course for
the farm home. Vol. 5. no. 107) 107p pa ‘16 Ithaca, N.Y.

Why and how to use salt and smoked fish; sixty-one ways of cooking
them. (U.S. Fisheries. Economic circular no. 29) 8p pa 5c ‘17
Supt. of doc.

_See also_ Vegetables

=Horses=

How to select a sound horse. H. N. Reese. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 779)
27p pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Judging horses as a subject of instruction in secondary schools.
(U.S. Agric. Bul. 487) 31p pa 10c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Immigration=

Immigration laws (Act of February 5, 1917); rules of May 1, 1917.
(U.S. Immigration) 97p pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Immigrants=

Public facilities for educating the alien; prepared by F. E.
Farrington. (U.S. Educ. Bul. no. 18) 49p pa 10c ‘16 Supt. of doc.

=Education=

Rochester plan of immigrant education; prepared by C: E. Finck;
reprint from the twelfth annual report. (N.Y. [state] Dept. of
educ.) 26p pa ‘16 Albany, N.Y.

=Industrial relations=

Final report and testimony submitted to Congress by Commission on
industrial relations created by act of Aug. 23, 1912. (U.S. 64th
Cong., 1st sess. S. Doc. 415) 10v cl ea $1 ‘16 Supt. of doc.

=Insects, Injurious=

Aphids injurious to orchard fruits, currant, gooseberry and grape.
A. L. Quaintance and A. C. Baker. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 804) 42p pa
5c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Insects injuring stored food products in Connecticut. W. E. Britton.
(Conn. Agric. Experiment station. Bul. 195) 21p pa ‘17 New Haven,
Conn.

Bulletins of this station are mailed free to citizens of Connecticut
who apply for them, and to others as far as the editions permit.

Plant lice injurious to apple orchards; II. Studies on control of
newly-hatched aphides. H. P. S. Parrott, H. E. Hodgkiss, and F. H.
Lathrop. (N.Y. Agric. Experiment station, Geneva. Bul. 431) 79p pa
‘17 Geneva, N.Y.

Suggestions for the control of injurious insects and plant disease.
G. M. Bently. (Tenn. Agric. Experiment station. Bul. 117) 123p pa
‘17 Knoxville, Tenn.

=Insurance, Health=

Its relation to the public health. B. S. Warren and Edgar
Sydenstriker. (U.S. Public health service. Bul. 76) 76p pa. 10c
‘16 Supt. of doc.

=Insurance, War risk=

Uncle Sam’s insurance for soldiers and sailors; answers to questions
you will ask. (U.S. Treasury. Official bul. no. 4) 7p ‘17 U.S.
Treasury

=Irrigation=

Construction and use of farm weirs. Victor M. Cone. (U.S. Farmers’
Bul. 813) 19p pa U.S. Agric.

=Jewish life=

Bibliography of Jewish life in the fiction of America and England.
Rebecca Schneider. (Univ. of the State of N.Y.) ‘16 Albany, N.Y.

=Journalism=

Iowa desk book of newspaper practices. Conger Reynolds. (Iowa.
University extension. Bul. no. 27) 60p pa ‘17 Iowa City, Ia.

=Kindergarten=

Kindergarten legislation. Louise Schofield. (U.S. Educ. Bul. no. 45)
30p pa 5c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Labor=

Industrial unrest in Great Britain. (U.S. Labor statistics. Bul. no.
237) 240p pa 25c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Liberty bonds=

United States government bonds of the Second liberty loan; what they
are and how to buy them. (U.S. Publicity. Second liberty loan.
1917) 8p pa ‘17 The Bureau, Washington. D.C.

=Liberty loan=

The Liberty loan; an address of Hon. W. G. McAdoo ... delivered at a
meeting of business men and bankers of Iowa in Des Moines, May 21.
(U.S. 65th Cong. 1st sess. Senate doc. no. 40) 13p pa ‘17 Supt. of
doc.

=Libraries=

Plan of organization for small libraries; methods of work, list of
supplies and aids. Mrs M. C. Budlong. (N.D. Public library comm.)
rev ed 65p pa ‘16 Bismarck, N.D.

_See_ Children’s libraries

=Libraries as community centers=

Where neighbors meet; an account of the use of assembly and club
rooms in the St Louis public library. Margery Quigley. 59p pa ‘17
Public library, St Louis, Mo.

=Lightning, Protection=

Modern methods of protection against lightning. Roy N. Covert. (U.S.
Farmers’ Bul. 842) 32p pa U.S. Agric.

=Literature=

Naming of characters in the works of Charles Dickens. Elizabeth H.
Gordon. (Univ. of Neb. Studies in language, literature, and
criticism, no. 1) 35p pa ‘17 Lincoln, Neb.

=Live stock=

Community live stock breeding. S. T. Simpson. (Missouri. Agric.
college. Extension service. Circular 33) 4p pa ‘17 Columbia, Mo.

How to feed live stock successfully. C. A. Willson. (Tennessee.
Univ. Agric. Experiment station. Bul. 106) 106p pa ‘16 Knoxville,
Tenn.

=Louisiana=

Hand-book of Louisiana giving general and agricultural features;
together with crops that can be grown and description of each
parish, climate, health, education, industries, etc. il 208p ‘17
Louisiana. State board of agriculture and immigration, Baton
Rouge. Free; Write Comr. Harry D. Wilson

=Lumber=

Substitution of other materials for wood; studies of the lumber
industry, part 11. Rolf Thelen. (U.S. Agric. Report no. 117) 78p
pa 15c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Lumber industry=

Some public and economic aspects of the lumber industry, pt 1.
Studies of the lumber industry. W: B. Greeley. (U.S. Agric. Rept.
no. 114) 25p pa 25c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Manual training=

Some facts concerning manual arts and homemaking subjects in 156
cities. J. C. Park and C. L. Harian. (U.S. Educ. Bul. no. 32) 25p
pa 5c ‘16 Supt. of doc.

=Meat=

Meat situation in United States; Part 1. Statistics of live stock
meat production and consumption prices and international trade. G.
K. Holmes. (U.S. Agric. Report 109) 307p pa 35c July ‘16 Supt. of
doc.

—Same; Part 2. Live stock production in 11 far western range states,
based on reports from stockmen and country correspondents. William
C. Barnes and J. T. Jardine. (U.S. Agric. Report 110) 100p pa 15c
July 1, ‘16 Supt. of doc.

—Same; Part 3. Methods and cost of growing beef cattle in corn belt
states. J. S. Cotton, and others. (U.S. Agric. Report 111) 64p pa
15c July 1, ‘16 Supt. of doc.

—Same; Part 4. Utilization and efficiency of available American feed
stuffs. W. F. Ward and S. H. Ray. (U.S. Agric. Report 112) 27p pa
5c June 8, ‘16 Supt. of doc.

—Same; Part 5, Methods and cost of marketing live stock and meats.
L. D. Hall, and others. (U.S. Agric. Report 113) 98p pa 25c Oct.
7, ‘16 Supt. of doc.

Preservation of meat. (North Dakota. Agric. college. Extension Bul.
no. 12) 22p pa ‘17 Agricultural college, N.D.

Production of baby beef. S. H. Ray. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 811) 22p pa
‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Mexico=

Mexico; a review and a forecast. John Barrett. (Pan-American union)
15p pa ‘17 Washington, D.C.

=Military training=

Military training of youths of school age in foreign countries. W.
S. Jesien. (U.S. Educ. Bul. 1917, no. 25) 35p pa 5c ‘17 Supt. of
doc.

Universal military training; bibliography and selected arguments,
ed. by E. D. Shurter. (Texas. University. Bul. 1916, no. 2) 50p pa
‘16 Austin. Tex.

=Milk=

Commission on milk standards; third report of the commission on milk
standards appointed by the New York milk committee. (U.S. Public
health service. Reprint no. 386) 28p pa 5c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Cost of distributing milk in six cities and towns in Massachusetts.
Alexander E. Cance and Richard Hay Ferguson. (Mass. Agric.
Experiment station. Bul. no. 173) 54p pa ‘17 Amherst, Mass.

Guide for formulating a milk ordinance. (U.S. Agric. Bul. no. 585)
4p pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Progress report of the production and distribution of milk. Elwood
Mead. (California. Univ. agric. Experiment station. Circular no.
175) 16p pa ‘17 Berkeley, Cal.

Pure milk and how to get it. (Texas. Univ. Bul. 1711) 6p pa ‘17
Austin, Tex.

Report on the more economic distribution and delivery of milk in the
city of Chicago. Committee on health, Chicago city council.
(Municipal reference library. Bul. no. 8) 15p pa ‘17 Chicago, Ill.

Safe milk an important food problem. Ernest A. Sweet. (U.S. Public
Health. Supplement no. 31) 24p pa 5c Supt. of doc.

Some suggestions in connection with the milk problem; the cost of
producing milk. (N.Y. Cornell extension. Bul. 12) 457p pa ‘17
Ithaca, N.Y.

Study in the cost of producing milk on four dairy farms, located in
Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina. Morton O.
Cooper, C. M. Bennett, L. M. Church. (U.S. Agric. Bul. no. 501)
35p pa 5c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Milling tests=

Practical milling tests. E. F. Ladd. (N.D. Agric. Experiment
station. Circular 15) 11p pa ‘17 Fargo, N.D.

=Moles=

Common moles of eastern United States. Theodore H. Scheffer. (U.S.
Farmers’ Bul. 583) 12p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

Trapping moles and utilizing their skins; with especial reference to
the Pacific coast states. Theodore H. Scheffer. (U.S. Farmers’
Bul. 832) 14p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

=Monetary systems=

Monetary systems of the principal countries of the world. (U.S.
Mint) 75p pa 10c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Mortality statistics=

Maternal mortality from all conditions connected with childbirth in
the United States and certain other countries. Grace L. Meigs.
(U.S. Children’s bur. Misc. ser. no. 6; Bur. Pub. no. 19) 65p pa
‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Moths=

Gipsy moth and the brown-tail moth and their control. A. P. Burgess.
(U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 845) 28p pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Municipal government=

Ashtabula plan of municipal government; the commission manager form
with proportional representation; charter and account of first
election, Nov. 2, 1915. 15p gratis n.d. Chamber of commerce,
Ashtabula, Ohio (obtainable through National short ballot
organization, 381 Fourth av., N. Y.)

City manager plan for Chicago; draft bill for the reorganization of
the municipal government with explanatory statement. (Chicago.
Bur. public efficiency) 60p pa ‘17 Chicago, Ill.

City manager plan of municipal government; prepared by J. H. Quire.
(Cal. Univ. Extension division. Bul. n.s. v. 1, no. 18) 22p pa ‘16
Berkeley, Cal. Bibliography.

Research progress facts; a year of governmental research with
certain facts about our city, county and schools, their progress
during 1916-17. (Dayton. Bur. of research) 39p pa ‘17 Dayton, O.

What is the city-manager plan? Herman G. James. rev ed (Univ. of
Texas. Bul. no. 1702; Municipal research ser. no. 14) 33p pa ‘17
Austin, Tex.

=Municipal markets=

City markets; how to start and operate a city public retail market.
Frank T. Stockton. (Indiana univ. Extension division. Bul. vol. 2,
no. 11) 16p pa ‘17 Bloomington, Ind.

=Munitions factories=

Industrial efficiency and fatigue in British munition factories.
(U.S. Labor. Bul. 230) 203p pa 20c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Mushrooms=

Some common edible and poisonous mushrooms. Flora W. Patterson and
Vera K. Charles. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 796) 24p pa 5c ‘17 Supt. of
doc.

=Muskrat=

Muskrat as a fur bearer with notes on its use as food. David E.
Lantz. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 869) 23p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

=National defense=

Selected list of books on national defense, military and naval
science and law in the public library. (Boston public library.
Brief reading list. no. 1) 28p pa ‘17 Boston, Mass.

=National guard—United States.= See United States—Militia.

=Naval training=

Lectures delivered to civilian volunteers; naval training cruise for
civilians, 1916 (U.S. Bur. of navigation) 77p pa 10c ‘16 Supt. of
doc.

=Painting=

Rules and regulations pertaining to the painting business.
(Massachusetts. Board of labor and industries. Industrial bul. no.
13) 7p pa ‘17 Boston, Mass.

=Panama canal=

Treaties and acts of Congress relating to the Panama canal, 1917.
180, xxxviiip pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Paper=

Report of the Federal trade commission on news-print paper industry.
162p pa 10c Supt. of doc.

Studies on paper pulps. W. H. Smith. (U.S. Stand., Technological
paper no. 88) 13p pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Parks=

National parks portfolio; a collection of nine separate pamphlets,
each describing one of our national parks: “a panorama of our
principal national parks set side by side for their study and
comparison.” June ‘16 U.S. Interior.

Town common. In Planning and commons. (Mass. Agric. college.
Extension service bul. no. 7) 12p June ‘16 Amherst, Mass.

=Pavements=

Report upon pavements recently built. Ira O. Baker. (Chicago Bd. of
local improvements) 49p pa ‘16 Urbana, Ill.

=Pensions=

Governmental provisions in the United States and foreign countries
for members of the military forces and their dependents. (U.S.
Children’s bur. Pub. no. 28, Miscellaneous ser. no. 11) 236p pa
25c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Laws of the United States governing the granting of army and navy
pensions together with regulations relating thereto; comp. under
the direction of Commissioner of pensions. (U.S. Bur. of pensions)
187p pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.

State pension systems for public school teachers with bibliography,
prepared for Committee on teachers’ salaries, pensions, and tenure
of National education association by W. C. Ryan, jr. and Roberta
King. (U.S. Educ. Bul. 14) 46p pa 10c ‘16 Supt. of doc.

=Physical training=

Training; general plan and syllabus for physical training in the
elementary and secondary schools of the State of New York. (Univ.
of the State of N. Y.) 46p pa 10c ‘16 Supt of doc.

=Pike=

Pikes; their geographical distribution, habits, culture and
commercial importance. William Converse Kendall. (U.S. Fisheries.
Doc. no. 853) 42p pa 5c Supt. of doc. Bibliography.

=Pilots and pilotage=

Pilotage in the United States; summary of laws, and regulations
relating to pilotage in the several states. Grosvenor M. Jones.
(U.S. For. & dom. comm. Special agents ser. no. 136) 102p pa 15c
‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Poisons=

Industrial poisons used or produced in the manufacture of
explosives. Alice Hamilton. (U.S. Labor. Bul. 219) 141p pa ‘17
Supt. of doc.

=Poles=

=Preservation=

Butt treatment of wooden poles. (Iowa, State college of agric. and
mechanical arts. Tech. service Bul. 28) 19p pa ‘17 Ames, Ia.

=Political science=

Documents and debates relating to initiative, referendum, recall,
elections, prohibition, woman suffrage, political parties,
District of Columbia. (Price list 54. 4th ed., Dec. 1916) 32p pa
‘16 Supt. of doc.

=Ports=

Ports of the United States. Grosvenor M. Jones. (U.S. Foreign and
domestic commerce bureau. Miscellaneous ser. no. 33) 431p pa 75c
‘16 Supt. of doc.

=Potatoes=

Potato grades recommended by the United States Department of
agriculture and the United States Food administration. (U.S.
Markets bur. Doc.—Markets 7) 4p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

=Poultry=

Brooding and feeding little chicks. Horace Atwood. (West Virginia.
Agric. Experiment station. Circular 26) 15p pa ‘17 Morgantown,
W.Va.

Chicken management on the farm. R. M. Sherwood, W. A. Lippincott,
and others. (Kansas. Agric. Experiment station. Circular no. 60)
23p pa ‘17 Topeka, Kan.

Crate-feeding poultry for market. F. E. Mussehl. (Wis. Univ. college
of agric. Extension service. Circular 66) 8p pa ‘17 Madison, Wis.

Farm poultry; with the results of some experiments in poultry houses
and fattening chickens. W. R. Graham and F. N. Marcellus.
(Ontario. Agric. college. Bul. 247) 80p pa ‘17 Toronto, Canada.

Feeding and housing winter layers. (U.S. Agric. Cooperative
extension work in agriculture and home economics. S.R.S. Doc. 61.
Extension N.) 4p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

Feeding for egg production. Horace Atwod. (West Virginia. Agric.
Experiment station. Circular 27) 32p pa ‘17 Morgantown, W.Va.

Poultry facts expressed briefly. C. T. Patterson. (Missouri. State
poultry. Experiment station) 39p pa ‘17 Mountain Grove, Mo.

Poultry house. (West Virginia. College of agric. Extension dept.
Circular 148) 4p pa ‘17 Morgantown, W.Va.

Poultry-keeping in town and country. F. C. Elford. (Canada. Dept. of
Agric. Dom. exper. farms. Poultry division. Bul. no. 89) 47p pa
‘17 Ottawa, Canada.

Poultry on the farm. J. E. Dougherty. (California. Univ. agric.
Experiment station. Circular no. 186) 4p pa ‘17 Berkeley, Cal.

Raising ducks, geese and turkeys; suggestions for teachers in
secondary schools. H. P. Barrows. (U.S. Agric. States relation
service. S.R.S. doc. 57) 10p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

Rearing of chickens. Milligan C. Kilpatrick. (Ohio. Agric. College.
Extension service. Bul. v. 12, no. 6) 24p pa ‘17 Columbus, O.

Some common poultry parasites. C. A. Lueder. (West Virginia. College
of agric. Extension dept. Circular 142) 8p pa ‘17 Morgantown,
W.Va.

Standard varieties of chickens: the American class. Robert R.
Slocum. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 806) 19p pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Start a flock; Uncle Sam’s egg basket is low. J. B. Hayes and F. E.
Mussehl. (Wis. Univ. Agric. Extension service. Circular 73) 8p pa
‘17 Madison, Wis.

Study of the effect of cottonseed meal vs. beef scrap upon the egg
production, fertility and vitality of poultry. (Oklahoma. Agric.
Experiment station. Bul. 112) 20p pa ‘17 Stillwater, Okla.

Turkey raising. Andrew S. Weiant. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 791) 26p pa
‘17 U.S. Agric.

War rations for poultry. (Connecticut. Agric. college. Reprint from
press Bul. May 7) 1p pa ‘17 New Haven, Conn.

=Poultry houses=

Farmers’ poultry house. J. G. Halpin and L. M. Schindler. (Univ.
Wis. Circular 62) 4p pa plans, specifications ‘16 Madison, Wis.

Poultry houses. W. F. Schoppe. (Montana. Agric. college. Experiment
station. Circular 72) 69p pa ‘17 Bozeman, Mont.

=Poultry products=

Increase and conserve poultry products. R. E. Jones. (Connecticut.
Agric. college. Extension service. Circular 12) 4p pa ‘17 New
Haven, Conn.

=Prices=

Wholesale prices, 1890-1915. (U.S. Labor. Bul. 200; Wholesale price
ser. 5) 295p pa 25c July ‘16 Supt. of doc.

Wholesale prices of leading articles in United States markets,
January, 1914 to December, 1916. (U.S. For. & dom. comm.,
Miscellaneous ser. no. 52) 14p pa 5c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Profit sharing=

Profit sharing in the United States. Boris Emmet. (U.S. Labor
statistics, whole no. 208) 188p pa 20c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Pruning=

Pruning. L. C. Corbett. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 181) 35p pa ‘17 U.S.
Agric.

Pruning fruit trees. W. H. Alderman and E. C. Auchter. (West
Virginia. Dept. of horticulture. Bul. 164) 40p pa ‘17 Morgantown,
W.Va.

=Public health=

Principles of administrative control of communicable diseases in
large cities. John S. Billings. (New York [city] Dept. of health.
Reprint ser. no. 46) 7p pa ‘16 New York, N.Y.

State laws and regulations pertaining to public health adopted
during the year 1915. (U.S. Public health service. Reprint no.
338) 612p pa 70c. ‘16 Supt. of doc.

_See also_ Sanitation

=Rabbits=

Raising Belgian hares and other rabbits. David E. Lantz. (U.S.
Farmers’ Bul. 496) 16p pa ‘17 U.S. Agric.

=Railways=

Address delivered at the annual meeting of the National association
of railway commissioners, held at Washington, D. C., on Nov. 14,
1916. Robert R. Prentis. (U.S. 64th Cong., 2d sess. S. Doc. 639)
19p 5c ‘16 Supt. of doc.

=Rats=

House rats and mice. David E. Lantz. (U.S. Farmers’ Bul. 896) 24p pa
‘17 U.S. Agric.

=Reading courses=

Reading course for the elementary schools of the State of New York;
prepared by a committee of the State association of district
superintendents; reprint from 12th annual report. (Univ. of the
State of N. Y. School libraries division) 14p ‘16 Albany, N.Y.

Suggested readings for history classes, 1916-17; prepared by Avery
W. Skinner. (Univ. of the State of N. Y. Examination and
inspection division) 16p ‘17 Albany, N.Y.

=Recreation=

List of references on play and grounds. (U.S. Educ.) 8p gratis ‘16
Supt. of doc.

Plays for the rural community. Bernard Sobel. (Indiana. Purdue univ.
Dept. of agric. Extension leaflet no. 84) 4p pa ‘17 La Fayette,
Ind.

Recreation movement in Iowa schools and communities; plans prepared
by Mrs. E. B. Wilson. (Iowa Dept. of public instruction) 58p pa
Dec. ‘16 Des Moines, Ia.

=Red cross=

Red cross; a reference list. (Riverside public library. Bul. 147)
23p pa ‘17 Riverside, Cal.

Regulations governing the employment of the American Red cross in
time of war. 11p pa ‘17 Supt. of doc.

=Roads=

Earth, sand-clay, and gravel roads. Charles H. Moorefield. (U.S.
Agric. Bul. no. 463) 68p pa 15c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Public road mileage and revenues in the central, mountain and
Pacific states, 1914. (U.S. Agric. Bul. 389) 56p appendix 75p pa
15c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Width of wagon tires recommended for loads of varying magnitudes on
earth and gravel roads. (U.S. Agric. Circular 72) 6p pa ‘17 Supt.
of doc.

=Safety-first=

Safety-first train. John L. Cochrane. (U.S. Interior) 46p ‘17 Supt.
of doc.

=Sanitation=

Public and home sanitation. (Iowa. State college of agric. and
mechanic arts. Home economics Bul. no. 5) 24p pa ‘16 Ames, Ia.

=School children=

Mental status of rural school children; report of preliminary
sanitary survey made in New Castle County, Delaware, with a
description of the tests employed. E. H. Mullan. (U.S. Public
health service. Reprint no. 377) 30p ‘16 Supt. of doc.

=School gardens.= See Gardening

=School libraries=

Library and laboratory equipment for classified high schools. W. F.
Doughty. (Texas. Dept. of educ. Bul. 55) 82p pa ‘16 Austin, Tex.

=School lunches=

Bibliography of school lunches; comp. by Lucy Condell. (U.S. Agric.
Circular) 25p pa 5c ‘17 Supt. of doc.

Cold school lunches. Bab Bell. (Univ. of Mo. Agric. Extension
division service. Circular 10) 7p July ‘16 Columbia, Mo.