Journal Entry 1 by brideofmessiah from Hillsboro, Missouri USA on Thursday, July 03, 2003

HB 1967

Good Housekeeping's Guide for Young Homemakers

From the back of the book: "For the homemaker eager to do things right, for the homemaker of any age or experience, for the homemaker who is constantly looking for better, easier and more economical ways of homemaking - this is the book! There are one thousand and one time and money-saving ideas on everything from antiques to zippers: advice on buying and maintaining appliances:; hints on beauty, figure and clothing care; tips on decorating and entertaining, car care and driving. There are 'first aid' lessons and what to do in emergencies such as child birth, poisoning, storms and disasters. THere are tables and charts showing how to buy, store and use foods; how to plan a sound diet for the child and for the adult, for the overweight and for the underweight - all adhering to the accuracy, timeliness and high standards established and maintained by 'Good Housekeeping'. Insurance and tax questions are answered. Plants, pet and pest problems are covered. There are tips on how to select just the right nursery school for your child. Whatever the problem, you will find the answer right at your fingertips in these alphabetically arranged, cross-referenced pages..."