Call Number (LC) Title Results
EBD I16.50-15.D Secondary education in Lithuania 1
EBD I16.51-1 to I16.51-10 Home economics letters of Education Office 1
EBD I16.51-1.D Tulsa high school boys required to study home economics 1
EBD I16.51-2.D Home economics for more girls; proceedings of National Conference of Supervisors of Home Economics, Asheville, N.C., June 20, 1927 1
EBD I16.51-3.D Home economics in junior high school; proceedings of Conference of Supervisors and Teachers of Home Economics, Boston, Mass., Feb. 24-25, 1928 1
EBD I16.51-4.D Circumstances surrounding election of home economics in senior and regular high schools 1
EBD I16.51-5.D Kind of home economics needed for high-school girls; proceedings of National Conference of Supervisors of Home Economics, Des Moines, Iowa, June 25, 1928 1
EBD I16.51-6.D Well-organized and well-conducted high school lunch room 1
EBD I16.51-7.D Conditions governing introduction of home economics 1
EBD I16.51-8.D Value of practice houses 1
EBD I16.51-9.D Progressive home economics education; proceedings of 4th National Conference of Supervisors and Teachers of Home Economics, Boston, July 1, 1929 1
EBD I16.51-10.D Outstanding problems confronting home economics in high schools 1
EBD I16.55-1 Education for establishment of democracy in world; address before National Education Association at Milwaukee, Wis., July 2, 1919 1
EBD I16.69-1 to I16.69-11 City school circulars 1
EBD I16.69-2.D Standing committees of city boards of education 1
EBD I16.69-3.D Growth of kindergarten education in public school systems of cities having more than 2,500 population 1
EBD I16.69-4.D Student councils in city high schools 1
EBD I16.69-5.D Salaries of elementary, junior high, and high-school men and women teachers in cities having population of 10,000 and above 1
EBD I16.69-6.D Pamphlets on early childhood education 1
EBD I16.69-11.D Nursery schools in U.S., 1928-1929 1