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Filtering by: Creator Finney, Mark A. Remove constraint Creator: Finney, Mark A. Decade 1910-1919 Remove constraint Decade: 1910-1919 Degree Field Domestic Science and Art Remove constraint Degree Field: Domestic Science and Art

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  • A High School Teacher's Wardrobe

    Creator:
    Starr, Ruby Irene
    Abstract:
    Any woman's wardrobe is important, as it is to a great extent an indication of her character. A High School teacher, holding the position she does, as a director of the aims and ideals of young girls must be especially careful in her dress. Her clothing should be neat, well...
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    Undergraduate Thesis
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    A high school teacher's wardrobe THFJS IS ON A

  • A Course of Study in Cookery

    Creator:
    Bleeg, Hedwig S.
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    This course of study has been planned for the seventh and eighth grades in Oregon schools. One period each week, or ninety minutes or more, is needed. The study or cookery should be closely correlated with the other school branches. High ideals of workmanship, neatness, accuracy and skill should be...
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    Undergraduate Thesis
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    , mark off in narrow oblong shapes, and press half a nutmeat In center or each. Review Canning

  • Course in Cookery, Seventh and Eighth Grade

    Creator:
    Romtvedt, Alvhild
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    It is only recently that Cookery has been looked upon as a science of vital importance. At present the majority of the people fail to realize the vast importance it bears to the happiness and welfare of humanity and it is becoming further established every year. Oregon is retarded in...
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    Undergraduate Thesis
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    ------ ------------ ------- T H E S I S on COURSE IN COOKERY SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE Submitte~ to the Facu1~ a£ tha

  • Candies and Candy Making

    Creator:
    Connell, Grace Elizabeth
    Abstract:
    "The boiling and spinning of sugar and the making of candies are classed among the 'frills of cookery'. But though everyone cannot hope to master all the intricacies of this branch of the culinary art, there is no reason why young people should not become, with advantages to themselves, expert...
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    Undergraduate Thesis
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    (. AlthOugh special utetsils are not absolutely necessary in candy rnskirg, they aro -a great convenience

  • Bacteria in Milk

    Creator:
    Jackson, Laura Estella and Hess, Ruth Jeannette
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    "Bacteriology is such a broad subject that a life-time spent in its perusal would fail of an entire knowledge of the subject, so the authors have chosen a field which is certainly one that ought to interest every individual because it pertains to milk, one of the most important foods...
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    Undergraduate Thesis
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    not discovered un- tu sowe time later and then by the use of a simple con- vex lens. The discovery

  • Literature on the Pacific Coast

    Creator:
    Shepard, Alice Gertrude
    Abstract:
    As the atmosphere, the general bustle and rush in our busy eastern cities is vastly different from our quiet and peaceful west, so is there a great difference in the themes and styles of eastern and western authors. The influence of pioneer life and of western scenery, of climatic conditions...
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    Undergraduate Thesis
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    vastly different from our quiet and peaceful west, so is there a great differ ence in the themes and

  • Life and Work of Nathaniel Hawthorne

    Creator:
    Williamson, Mabel Gertrude
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    "In his style Hawthorne early developed that maturity of dignified composure, free from constraint or affectation, and that lucid expression, which are among its most characteristic traits. With little faculties for the harmony of verse he had a singular command over the musical qualities of prose, enabling him to produce...
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    Undergraduate Thesis
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    E A i D V O R X cf :TATiIA::JEL H7THORN Submitted to the icu1ty of the Ci'EGOI