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NICHE TOPIC: Home Improvement

Sub-Topic: Interior Decorating

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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The American Woman's Home- Catherine E. Beecher and Harriet Beecher Stowe

Here is some of the Table of Contents:

• 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.

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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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The Country Housewife and Lady's Director- Richard Bradley

The Country Housewife and Lady's Director In the Management of a House, and the Delights and Profits of a Farm.

CONTAINING

• Instructions for managing the Brew-House, and Malt-Liquors in the Cellar; the making of Wines of all sorts

• Directions for the Dairy, in the Improvement of Butter and Cheese upon the worst of Soils; the feeding and making of Brawn; the ordering of Fish, Fowl, Herbs, Roots, and all other useful Branches belonging to a Country Seat, in the most elegant manner for the Table.

• Practical Observations concerning Distilling; with the best Method of making Ketchup, and many other curious and durable Sauces.

• The whole distributed in their proper Months, from the Beginning to the End of the Year.

• With particular Remarks relating to the Drying or Kilning of Saffron.

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Prepare and Serve a Meal and Interior Decoration- Lillian B. Lansdown

Here is the Table of Contents:

HOW TO PREPARE AND SERVE A MEAL

• CHAPTER I. BEFORE THE MEAL IS SERVED

• CHAPTER II. ENTER THE WAITRESS

• CHAPTER III. BREAKFAST

• CHAPTER IV. LUNCHEONS

• CHAPTER V. THE INFORMAL (HOME) DINNER

• CHAPTER VI. THE FORMAL DINNER

• CHAPTER VII. AFTERNOON TEAS

• CHAPTER VIII. SUPPERS

• CHAPTER IX. OUTSIDE THE EIGHTEENTH AMENDMENT

• CHAPTER X. CARVING HINTS

• CHAPTER XI. PLANNING A MENU

• CHAPTER XII. MENUS FOR A THANKSGIVING—A CHRISTMAS AND A LENTEN DINNER

INTERIOR DECORATION

• CHAPTER I. LINES AND CURVES

• CHAPTER II. FORM, COLOR AND PROPORTION

• CHAPTER III. INDIVIDUAL ROOMS OF THE HOUSE

• CHAPTER IV. LIVING ROOM, DRAWING ROOM AND LIBRARY

• CHAPTER V. BED ROOM, NURSERY AND PLAY ROOM

• CHAPTER VI. SOME HINTS ANENT PERIOD FURNITURE

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Complete Your House!

Discover the Secrets to Establishing a Complete Home! Now you can use a practical, step-by-step guide to achieve the complete home of your dreams - Guaranteed!

From several articles on the subject of setting up a complete home, comprised a comprehensive compendium on the subject of establishing a home.

• Choosing a Place to Live

• How to Make Floor, Wall and Window Selections

• Making Choices in Furniture

• Styles of Furniture

• Kitchen Plans

• How to Care for the Refrigerator

• How to Furnish the Kitchen

You get everything you need to understand­­ in order to set up a complete home and care for it. Nothing, absolutely nothing, is left out. All the fundamentals are there:

• How to Remove Stains

• How to Wash Specific Types of Fabrics

• How to Iron

• How to Properly Supply and Set up the Dining Room

• How to Wash China

• How to Care for Knives

• How to Handle Closets

• How to Set up a Housekeeping Schedule

• How to Handle Hired Help

The truth is that you will never be able to find the in-depth information found in any other book.
 

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Homes And How To Make Them - Eugene Gardner

The somewhat vexed question of mortar you shall answer according to your taste, so far as to choose between dark gray—“black” it is commonly called—and some shade of red, resembling the brick used. Between these two there seems to me to be one of those questions of taste, concerning which we are not permitted to dispute. With the dark mortar the joints will be visible, modifying the color of the wall, in some cases, perhaps, improving it; while the red will give a more uniform tint, on which not only colored brick or stone will appear to the best advantage, but the lines of the openings and other essential details are brought out in clearer relief. 

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.

Principles of Home Decoration - Candace Wheeler
 

With Practical Examples.