United States. Extension Service
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Works (50)

Clean floors

A clean refrigerator

Wild hemp (marijuana)

Proposed training program for 4-H clothing leaders: Getting the most out of your sewing machine

Women's Land Army of the U.S. Crop Corps needs workers

Volunteer homemakers

Extension home economics

Homemaking around the world

Illustrative material for a demonstration on the management of time

Women farm workers

Raising livestock on small farms

Helping low-income families improve their diets

Safety check list for women and girls doing farm work for the first time

Used furniture can be a good buy

For health and happiness

Complete guide to home canning

Food and nutrition

Youth lends a hand

Why feed the insects?

Test on history of agricultural extension, summer courses 1937

1944 regional victory garden conferences

How to choose and use snap beans

Kill those flies for a clean house

What to use to clean your house

Don't let your clothes get dated

Summary of information

Food and nutrition

Kill those roaches

How to choose and use potatoes

Calling workers to farms again

Graduate study for me?

The story of Mr. and Mrs. Hampton, Connecticut

Parents and 4-H club work

Southern pines

Adding dairy products to meals

Prevent vegetable diseases

10,000,000 youth

Agricultural engineering extension work

Report and recommendations

Home economics representatives at Outlook Conference, October 31-November 5, 1949

How and why breed, feed, and market more meat-type hogs that yield more valuable pork

Motion-picture films available on insects and spiders

1945 8 point dairy program "Efficiency pays"

Growing cauliflower and broccoli

Report of Committee on agricultural coordination and program development, Administrative conference, Western section, Washington, D.C., May 31 to June 4, 1938

Adult result demonstrations

How to choose and use onions

Report of central states nutrition conferences

Detailed cost and returns for early Irish potatoes, Virginia, crop season of 1934

Proofs of 8-point milk-production mats