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Domestic science, a text in cooking and syllabus in sewing, prepared for use in the Kansas City elementary schools, yet eminently fitted for home work (1911)

Johnson, Gertrude Tacy, 1856- · Kansas city, Mo., the Burton publishing co. · leaf 27

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Work. Preparation of a simple dinnerserving invited guests. Lesson 37.Oral or Written Examination. Lesson 38.Pupils Grades. COOKING PART II. SEVENTH YEAR.Lesson 1. Dirt is anything unclean. It may be animal, vegetableor mineral. Dust is of the same composition as dirt. It is dirtpowdered so fine as… … Fig. 1. the naked eye, composed of thread-like tubes. Some arewhite, some blue, green, brown, black, or red. They grow 22 COOKING 23 upon all kinds of material and have a variety of forms.They grow and multiply rapidly in warm, moist places, anddestroy food, clothing, etc. Mildew is a form of…

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