Title:

Volume 26, Number 4: Good housekeeping

Collection:

Home Economics Archive: Research, Tradition and History

Date:

1898

Issue Date:

April, 1898

Identifier:

hearth6417403_1316_005

Catalog Record:

6417403

Subject:

Home economics
Periodicals

Language:

English

Extent:

48 300dpi JPEG page images

Publisher:

Hearst Corp.

Publication Place:

New York

Publication Date:

1898

Format:

Issue

Articles

• The Arbutus (poem)
• The Bell-Buoy (poem)
• A Nest of Easter Eggs
• The Magdalene's Easter (poem)
• Mrs. Percy's Vacation
• A War on Cockroaches
• The Way of the Cross is the Way of Light (poem)
• What Shall We Eat?
• A Quartet of Seasonable Recipes
• The Maid-Of-All-Work
• Easter Gladness (poem)
• Easter Morning (poem)
• Some Good Cheese Recipes
• A Small Garden Plot
• Try, Try Again
• The Hunble Pie Plant
• The Meaning of It (poem)
• Hail! Oh Spring! (poem)
• Caught in a Cyclone
• Light Desserts
• Words of Wisdom
• A Chapter About Rugs
• How to Make Money
• The Coming of the Robins (poem)
• Economic Problems
• Sayings, Wise and Otherwise
• Home Duties and Pleasures
• Mothers and Children
• At Evening Time It Shall Be Light (poem)
• Queens Among Women
• Daniel Webster to His Son (poem)
• Single Beds
• The Baby
• Easter Festival (poem)
• Taking Care of Baby
• Tell the Old Folks
• Definitions of a Baby
• Baby's Ears
• Sunday Song and Sermon
• The Lesser Ministries (poem)
• The Miracle of Cana in Calilee
• The Church and the Masses
• Sometimes (poem)
• Baptism By Immersion and Pouring
• The Glorious Spring (poem)
• Robert Louis Stevenson's Prayer
• Free Religion
• Good Housekeeping Eclectic
• Notable Nothings
• Crumbs
• The Kitchen Table
• Quiet Hours for the Quick Witted
• Library Leaflets
• Editor's Portfolio
• Publisher's Desk
• Practical Cooking
• What Is Said About Women
• The Easter City's Builders
• About Shoemakers' Wives