- 1Publishers’ Preface
- 2Introduction
- 3I — System in Work
- 4II — March
- 5III — Spring Labor
- 6IV — Sunshine and Fresh Air
- 7V — House-Cleaning
- 8VI — Washing-Day
- 9VII — Putting Clothes to Soak
- 10VIII — Patient Continuance in Well-Doing
- 11IX — Preparing for the Country
- 12X — Heedlessness
- 13XI — Washing Flannels
- 14XII — June Cares
- 15XIII — Pure Air and Thorough Ventilation
- 16XIV — Milk and Butter
- 17XV — Making Cheese
- 18XVI — A Troublesome Question
- 19XVII — Woman’s Kingdom
- 20XVIII — The Kitchen
- 21XIX — How Much Is a Wife Worth?
- 22XX — Teach Little Boys to Be Useful
- 23XXI — Bleaching, Starching, and Removing Stains
- 24XXII — To Iron Shirts, Vests, and Embroideries
- 25XXIII — A Talk About Beds
- 26XXIV — Marketing
- 27XXV — Trust Your Children
- 28XXVI — Who Invented Bread?
- 29XXVII — How About the Little Girls?
- 30XXVIII — Stealing Servants
- 31XXIX — Fall Cleaning
- 32XXX — Fashionable Dress
- 33XXXI — Lessons by the Wayside
- 34XXXII — Pauline Pry
- 35XXXIII — Buy Your Cage Before You Catch Your Bird
- 36XXXIV — Care in Selecting a House
- 37XXXV — Visiting for One’s Own Convenience
- 38XXXVI — Will They Board, or Keep House?
- 39XXXVII — Choice of Colors in Dress
- 40XXXVIII — Harmonizing Colors in Dress
- 41XXXIX — A Word About Moths
- 42XL — Winter Butter
- 43XLI — Repairs
- 44XLII — Accurate Weights and Measures in Cooking
- 45XLIII — Teaching Little Girls to Sew
- 46XLIV — The Care of Poultry
- 47XLV — Institutions for the Education of Women
- 48XLVI — Great Mistakes
- 49XLVII — Study to Make Home Attractive
- 50XLVIII — The Care of Cooking-Stoves and Ranges
- 51XLIX — The Old Ways and the New
- 52L — A Few Hints on Carving
- 53Li — Parental Example
- 54LII — True Taste More Effective Than Money
- 55LIII — Cooking by Steam
- 56LIV — Vegetables
- 57LV — Cabbage
- 58LVI — Pulse
- 59LVII — Pot-Herbs and Salads
- 60LVIII — Mistakes in Cooking Vegetables
- 61LIX — Divided Family Government
- 62LX — How Can We Secure Good Servants?
- 63LXI — The Guest-Chamber
- 64LXII — The Care of Infants
- 65LXIII — Personal Neatness
- 66LXIV — Are House-Plants Injurious to the Health?
- 67LXV — Bad Butter
- 68LXVI — October
- 69LXVII — The Slavery of Fashion
- 70LXVIII — Pickling and Preserving
- 71LXIX — What Has Become of All the Little Girls?
- 72LXX — Procrastination
- 73LXXI — The Surest Remedy
- 74LXXII — A Few Little Things
- 75LXXIII — Planning for the Week
- 76LXXIV — Shopping
- 77LXXV — Dusting
- 78LXXVI — A Chapter on Soups
- 79LXXVII — More About Soups
- 80LXXVIII — Testing Character
- 81LXXIX — If We Knew!
- 82LXXX — In Such an Hour as Ye Think Not
- 83LXXXI — Grumbling
- 84LXXXII — Little Foxes Spoiling the Beloved Vine
- 85LXXXIII — Waste Not — Want Not
- 86LXXXIV — Making Cake and Pastry
- 87LXXXV — As Thy Day So Shall Thy Strength Be
- 88LXXXVI — What We Know Not Now We Shall Know Hereafter
- 89LXXXVII — Until Death Do Us Part
- 90Part II — Choice Family Receipts
- 91The “Library of Poetry and Song”
Motherly Talks with Young Housekeepers
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