The American Woman's Home
  • INTRODUCTION.
  • I. THE CHRISTIAN FAMILY.
  • II. A CHRISTIAN HOUSE.
  • III. A HEALTHFUL HOME.
  • IV. SCIENTIFIC DOMESTIC VENTILATION.
  • V. THE CONSTRUCTION AND CARE OF STOVES, FURNACES, AND CHIMNEYS.
  • VI. HOME DECORATION.
  • VII. THE CARE OF HEALTH.
  • VIII. DOMESTIC EXERCISE.
  • IX. HEALTHFUL FOOD.
  • X. HEALTHFUL DRINKS.
  • XI. CLEANLINESS.
  • XII. CLOTHING.
  • XIII. GOOD COOKING.
  • XIV. EARLY RISING
  • XV. DOMESTIC MANNERS.
  • XVI. THE PRESERVATION OF GOOD TEMPER IN THE HOUSEKEEPER.
  • XVII. HABITS OF SYSTEM AND ORDER.
  • XVIII. GIVING IN CHARITY.
  • XIX. ECONOMY OF TIME AND EXPENSES.
  • XX. HEALTH OF MIND.
  • XXI. THE CARE OF INFANTS.
  • XXII. THE MANAGEMENT OF YOUNG CHILDREN.
  • XXIII. DOMESTIC AMUSEMENTS AND SOCIAL DUTIES.
  • XXIV. CARE OF THE AGED.
  • XXV. THE CASE OF SERVANTS.
  • XXVI. CARE OF THE SICK.
  • XXVII. ACCIDENTS AND ANTIDOTES.
  • XXVIII. SEWING, CUTTING, AND MENDING.
  • XXIX. FIRES AND LIGHTS.
  • XXX. THE CARE OF ROOMS.
  • XXXI. THE CARE OF YARDS AND GARDENS.
  • XXXII. THE PROPAGATION OF PLANTS.
  • XXXIII. THE CULTIVATION OF FRUIT.
  • XXXIV. THE CARE OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS.
  • XXXV. EARTH-CLOSETS.
  • XXXVI. WARMING AND VENTILATION
  • XXXVII. CARE OF THE HOMELESS, THE HELPLESS, AND THE VICIOUS.
  • XXXVII. THE CHRISTIAN NEIGHBORHOOD.
  • APPENDIX.
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