Ruth Van Deman
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Works (50)

The hosiery wardrobe

Selected list of government publications on textiles and clothing

More soap

Homemakers calendar

Selected list of government publications on textiles and clothing

Clothing economies

Housecleaning, the easier way

Back to school

Get the most from your meat

Eating can be fun

Farm family looks into living for 1942

To keep the sewing machine humming

Every family its own meal planner

Picking 1940 cottons on the counter

A closet for everything

Fiber and fabric in the clothes we wear

Questions homemakers ask

Good cleaning calls for good tools

Making jelly from summer fruits

Food for work

Quality guides in buying ready-made dresses

The September fruit and vegetable market

The canning season opens

Insure your nutrition

Good nutrition speeds children on the road to health

For an apple a day, put some apples away

A radio interview between Miss Ruth Van Deman, Bureau of Home Economics, and Mr. Wallace Kadderly, Office of Information, and Mr. E. J. Rowell, Bureau of Agricultural Economics, broadcast Thursday, January 27, 1938, in the Department of Agriculture period of the National Farm and Home Program, by the National Broadcasting Company and a network of 93 associate radio stations

Quality guides for buying coats

The Home vegetable garden

The household refrigerators

Good cooking leaves more meat to eat

A radio talk by Miss Ruth Van Deman, Bureau of Home Economics, delivered in the Department of Agriculture period, National Farm and Home Hour, broadcast by a network of 48 NBC stations, Thursday, September 9, 1937

Nuts a-plenty
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[Do's and don'ts of canning]

Greens, wild and tame

Blueberry time

More about roasting turkey

More about Vitamin D

New work clothes for women (for broadcast use only)

Reunion at the Nursery School

Make the most of your Thanksgiving bird

Canning chicken

Protecting clothes from moths

Old-fashioned herbs

Share the meat

How much shall we spend for food

Home curing of meat and slaughter regulations

Buying textiles and clothing in the modern manner

Suggestions to aid in the past-flood clean-up

Food fallacies get an airing