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NICHE TOPIC: Home Improvement

Sub-Topic: Home Remodeling

Making the House a Home- Edgar A Guest

Making the House a Home

We have been building a home for the last fifteen years, but it begins to look now as though it will not be finished for many years to come. This is not because the contractors are slow, or the materials scarce, or because we keep changing our minds. Rather it is because it takes years to build a home, whereas a house can be built in a few months...

...We knew the sort of home we wanted, but we were willing to begin humbly. This was not because we were averse to starting at the top. Both Mother and I had then, and have now, a fondness for the best things of life. We should have liked a grand piano, and a self-making ice box, and a servant, and an automobile right off! But less than five hundred dollars capital and twenty-eight dollars a week salary do not provide those things.

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Bits about Home Matters- Helen Hunt Jackson

Here is the Table of Contents:

• The Inhumanities of Parents—Corporal Punishment.

• The Inhumanities of Parents—Needless Denials.

• The Inhumanities of Parents—Rudeness.

• Breaking the Will.

• The Reign of Archelaus.

• The Awkward Age.

• A Day with a Courteous Mother.

• Children in Nova Scotia.

• The Republic of the Family.

• The Ready-to-Halts.

• The Descendants of Nabal.

• “Boys Not Allowed.”

• Half an Hour in a Railway Station.

• A Genius For Affection.

• Rainy Days.

• Friends of the Prisoners.

• A Companion for the Winter.

• Choice of Colors.

• The Apostle of Beauty.

• English Lodging-Houses.

• Wet the Clay.

• The King's Friend.

• Learning to Speak.

• Private Tyrants.

• Margin.

• The Fine Art of Smiling.

• Death-Bed Repentance.

• The Correlation of Moral Forces.

• A Simple Bill of Fare for a Christmas Dinner.

• Children's Parties.

• After-Supper Talk.

• Hysteria In Literature.

• Jog Trot.

• The Joyless American.

• Spiritual Teething

• Glass Houses.

• The Old-Clothes Monger in Journalism.

• The Country Landlord's Side.

• The Good Staff of Pleasure.

• Wanted.—A Home.

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A Treatise on Domestic Economy - Catherine Esther Beecher

Here is a partial Table of Contents:

• PREFACE. TO THE THIRD EDITION.

• CHAPTER I. THE PECULIAR RESPONSIBILITIES OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

• CHAPTER II. DIFFICULTIES PECULIAR TO AMERICAN WOMEN.

• CHAPTER III. REMEDIES FOR THE PRECEDING DIFFICULTIES.

• CHAPTER IV. ON DOMESTIC ECONOMY AS A BRANCH OF STUDY.

• CHAPTER V. ON THE CARE OF HEALTH.

• CHAPTER VI. ON HEALTHFUL FOOD.

• CHAPTER VII. ON HEALTHFUL DRINKS.

• CHAPTER VIII. ON CLOTHING.

• CHAPTER IX. ON CLEANLINESS.

• CHAPTER X. ON EARLY RISING.

• CHAPTER XI. ON DOMESTIC EXERCISE.

• CHAPTER XII. ON DOMESTIC MANNERS.

• CHAPTER XIII. ON THE PRESERVATION OF A GOOD TEMPER IN A HOUSEKEEPER.

• CHAPTER XIV. ON HABITS OF SYSTEM AND ORDER.

• CHAPTER XVI. ON ECONOMY OF TIME AND EXPENSES.

• CHAPTER XVII. ON HEALTH OF MIND.

• CHAPTER XVIII. ON THE CARE OF DOMESTICS.

• CHAPTER XIX. ON THE CARE OF INFANTS.

• CHAPTER XX. ON THE MANAGEMENT OF YOUNG CHILDREN.

• CHAPTER XXI. ON THE CARE OF THE SICK.

• CHAPTER XXII. ON ACCIDENTS AND ANTIDOTES.

• CHAPTER XXIII. ON DOMESTIC AMUSEMENTS AND SOCIAL DUTIES.

• CHAPTER XXIV. ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF HOUSES.

• CHAPTER XXV. ON FIRES AND LIGHTS.

• CHAPTER XXVI. ON WASHING.

• CHAPTER XXVII. ON STARCHING, IRONING, AND CLEANSING.

• CHAPTER XXVIII. ON WHITENING, CLEANSING, AND DYEING.

• CHAPTER XXIX. ON THE CARE OF PARLORS.

• CHAPTER XXX. ON THE CARE OF BREAKFAST AND DINING-ROOMS.

• CHAPTER XXXI. ON THE CARE OF CHAMBERS AND BEDROOMS.

• CHAPTER XXXII. ON THE CARE OF THE KITCHEN, CELLAR, AND STOREROOM.

• CHAPTER XXXIII. ON SEWING, CUTTING, AND MENDING.

• CHAPTER XXXIV. ON THE CARE OF YARDS AND GARDENS.

• CHAPTER XXXV. ON THE PROPAGATION OF PLANTS.

• CHAPTER XXXVI. ON THE CULTIVATION OF FRUIT.

• CHAPTER XXXVII. MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTIONS.

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How to Finish off Your Basement or Attic

Hard pressed for space? Plan that sparkling new remodeled attic or basement you've been dreaming about! For some time you've probably been eying that wasted attic or basement space, thinking in terms of a new recreation room, a workshop, a bedroom or even a complete apartment.

Yes, it can be done, and cheaply and easily, too, if you're willing to devote a little time and effort to the project.
This book is designed to show you what can be done and tell you how to do it, and please believe us when we say you can do it, even with a very limited knowledge of the skills involved.

Most manufacturers in the field have heeded the pleas of the do-it-yourselfer with the result that new materials are now available to make the job easier and produce a better looking end product. For this reason, we have included information on these new materials as well as those that have been around longer. In all cases, you'll find step-by-step hints to help you do the job in a professional manner with the least amount of waste effort.

Thousands of families have successfully completed home remodeling projects, and the number grows larger every year. Now's the time to get started!

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The Complete Home
 

Blessed indeed are they who are free to choose where and how they shall live. Still more blessed are they who give abundant thought to their choice, for they may not wear the sackcloth of discomfort nor scatter the ashes of burned money.