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Vice Chancellor Palmyra 1915 Albert Vander Veer M.D. M.A. Ph.D. LL.D. Albany 1922 Chester S. Lord M.A. LL.D. ----- New York 1918 William Nottingham M.A. Ph.D. LL.D. - - Syracuse 1921 Francis M. Carpenter ------- MountKisco 1923 Abram I. Elkus LL.B. D.C.L. ----- New York 1924 Adelbert Moot _________ Buffalo 1925 Charles B. Alexander M.A. LL.B. LL.D. Litt.D. Tuxedo 1919 John Moore - -- -- -- -- - Elmira 1920 Andrew J. Shipman M.A. LL.B. LL.D. - - - New York 1916 Walter Guest Kellogg B.A. ----- Ogdensburg President of the University and Commissioner of Education John LI. Finley M.A. LL.D. Assistant Commissioners Augustus S. Downing M.A. L.H.D. LL.D. For Higher Education Charles F. Wheelock B.S. LL.D. For Secondary Education Thomas E. Finegan M.A. Pd.D. LL.D. For Elementary Education Director of State Library James I. Wyer, Jr, M.L.S. Director of Science and State Museum John M. Clarke Ph.D. D.Sc. LL.D. Chiefs of Divisions Administration, George M. Wiley M.A. Attendance, James D. Sullivan Educational Extension, William R. WatsOxN B.S. Examinations, Harlan H. Horner B.A. History, James A. Holden B.A. Inspections, Frank H. Wood M.A. Law, Frank B. Gilbert B.A. Library School, Frank K. Walter M.A. M.L.S. Public Records, Thomas C. Quinn School Libraries, Sherman Williams Pd.D. Statistics, Hiram C. Case Visual Instruction, Alfred W. Abrams Ph.B. Vocational Schools, Arthur D. Dean D.Sc. D M i.onnnr Of THE University oi tM ‘SWeIOEW York BoUetin Published fortnightly by the University of the State of New York Application for entry as second-class matter at the Post Office at Albany, N. Y., pending No. 569 ALBANY, N. Y. June 15, 1914 Division of Vocational Schools A LIST OF HELPFUL PUBLICATIONS CONCERN¬ ING VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTION INTRODUCTORY NOTE This bibliography has been issued at the request of a number of teachers for a list of text and reference books which would be helpful in their classroom work as well as an aid in a wise selection of general literature on vocational instruction for their own self- improvement. No attempt has been made to list all the books dealing with vocational instruction. The titles presented were selected after a careful examination of a large number of books and while every care has been taken to obtain complete lists and to select intelli¬ gently from an extended field, it is possible and even likely that some most excellent books have been overlooked. This division will welcome the title of any book which, in the opinion of the reader, should be added to this list. Very likely supplementary lists will be issued from time to time. It is not possible for a teacher to present the subject matter ^ effectively unless he knows the educational and industrial aims of vocational instruction. There is hardly a public library in the ^ §tate that would refuse to place on its shelves all or nearly all the books mentioned as suitable for general reading purposes. Undoubtedly every teacher can obtain at a comparatively slight v * expense copies of the reports and bulletins listed. Many of them ' ) are free and all of them are of inestimable value. They contain courses of study, illustrations, outlines, valuable statistical material and definite data obtained from extensive investigations. In fact, it is almost possible to build up a working library out of national, state and city publications. There has never been a time when so much valuable material on vocational education was available by the exercise of a little initiative on the part of a teacher. The United States Bureau of Education has published at frequent intervals most o 4 THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK helpful material. The National Society for the Promotion of Indus¬ trial Education distributes to its members bulletins and reports which record the advance of vocational education, and a complete set of its reports practically constitutes an up-to-date survey of this new movement. For the mere asking the United States Depart¬ ments of Labor and Agriculture stand ready to distribute documents which may promote professional growth and give valuable aid to classroom instruction. It is difficult to see how a teacher can do effective work without reference books dealing with the subject matter which he teaches. The technic of the vocation is constantly changing and every teacher should be up to date. Teachers of shop and laboratory work should not rely upon past knowledge and teaching experience which is expected to fit pupils to meet the demands of the vocational life which has changed from the day when the teachers learned their trades. The teachers of mathematics and science should not expect to find all their teaching material in one book. There are many books and practical, technical guides with which the teacher should be familiar. Every vocational school or department should have its library of helpful reference material. Vocational instruc¬ tion requires these reference books in the same way and to the same extent as any other school work. It is hardly possible for the pupil to receive efficient instruction unless he has access to helpful books. For example, how can a boy attend a printing school and learn to exercise the habit of self-improvement after he leaves school unless he is taught how to use technical magazines, to seek information in the technical aspects of his chosen craft while in school ? And again, how can a girl learn effective millinery designs and gain the habit of seeking for the latest and best in styles unless when receiving instruction she has access to a good millinery publication? Vocational instruction has or should have more to it than mere technic or handwork. It is not sufficient for a boy to be taught to bend hot iron or to make a weld; he should be taught the theory underlying the practice. No one desires merely a mechanical- minded trade worker. In this industrial age, the craft or vocation will never produce a thinking worker unless its youth has instilled in it before it leaves school, the desire to know the why as well as the how of the trade. The automatic teacher is as deadening as the automatic machine. Whatever spirit the teacher expresses in his teaching is likely to be imitated by the pupil after he leaves school. The girl who is told to “ do this ” and then to “ do that ” in a cooking VOCATIONAL PUBLICATIONS 5 class without reference to the thought side of the work is likely to follow blindly all the days of her life the habit of thoughtlessness ^originally imparted by her teacher. The vocational school should create the student habit. Slides, photographs and exhibits of materials should form a part of the instruction. The Division of Visual Instruction has most helpful material in the shape of slides and photographs. Many industrial concerns will loan or donate materials for exhibition purposes. When one starts out to collect for illustrative purposes, he is astonished by the amount of excellent material which is his for the asking. A space has been left at the end of each section for the teacher to write in the names of additional books, reference material or aids in teaching which may have come to his attention, or new material which will be issued after he has received this bulletin. If the individual teacher will exercise some initiative on his own part in procuring for his own use some of the material furnished in these lists, if he will take steps to have some material furnished by the local authorities to the school library, if he will advise that the local library furnish a few books on vocational instruction for the adult reading public and the pupils in the vocational schools, if he will avail himself of the services of the Division of Visual Instruc¬ tion, the New York State Library, the other state and national departments, I am sure that vocational instruction within the State will reach a higher plane of efficiency. Arthur D. Dean Chief, Division of Vocational Schools 6 THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK GENERAL READING Books Carlton, F. T. Educational and Industrial Evolution. Macmillan. 1908. $i.25n Cooley, A. M. Domestic Art in Woman’s Education. Scribners. 1911. $i.25n Davenport, E. Education for Efficiency. Heath. 1909. $1 Dean, A. D. The Worker and The State. Century. 1910. $i.2on Hanus, P. H. Beginnings in Industrial Education. Houghton. 1908. $1 Kirschensteiner, G. M. A. Education for Citizenship. Rand. I 9 11 - 75 c - The Idea of the Industrial School. Macmillan. 1913. S°c Leake, A. H. Industrial Education. Houghton. 1913. $i.2 5n Leavitt, F. M. Examples of Industrial Education. Ginn. 1912. $i. 25 n Monroe, J. P. New Demands in Education. Doubleday. 1912. $i. 25 n Person, H. S. Industrial Education. Houghton. 1912. $in Redfield, W. C. New Industrial Day. Century. 1912. $1.25 Sadler, M. E. Continuation Schools in England and Elsewhere. University Press, Manchester. 1908. 8/6n Smith, W. H. All the Children of All the People. Macmillan. 1912. $1.50 Snedden, D. The Problem of Vocational Education. Houghton. 19 10 . 35c Weeks, R. M. The People’s School. Houghton. 1912. 60c Woolman, Mrs M. S. The Making of a Trade School. Whitcomb. 1910. 50c Reports American Federation of Labor. Industrial Education. Report on Industrial Education of the American Federation of Labor. Compiled and edited by C. H. Winslow. Senate Document 36. Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. Bureau of Labor. Eighth Annual Report of the United States Com¬ missioner of Labor on Industrial Education. U. S. Commissioner of Labor, Washington, D. C. VOCATIONAL PUBLICATIONS 7 Bureau of Labor. Seventeenth Annual Report of the United States Commissioner of Labor on Trade and Technical Education, 1902. Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. Cloth 90c - Twenty-fifth Annual Report of the United States Com¬ missioner of Labor on Industrial Education. 1910. U. S. Commissioner of Labor. Washington, D. C. - 1910-12 Report on Condition of Women and Children Wage Earners in the United States: v. 7, Conditions Under Which Children Leave School to Go to Work; v. 18, Employment of Women and Children in Selected Industries. U. S. Com¬ missioner of Labor, Washington, D. C. Canada. Report of the Royal Commission on Industrial Training and Technical Education, 1913. C. H. Parmelee, Ottawa, Canada City Club of Chicago. Report on Vocational Training in Chicago and Other C x ities, 1912. City Club of Chicago, Chicago, Ill. $1.50 Commercial Club of Chicago. Report on Vocational Education in Europe. E. G. Cooley. McClurg. 1912. $1 Indiana. Report of the Commission on Industrial and Agricultural Education, 1912. William B. Burford, Indianapolis, Ind. Massachusetts. Second Annual Report of the Committee' on Industrial and Technical Education, 1908. Public Document 76. Wright & Potter, Boston, Mass. - Special Report on “ The Needs and Possibilities of Part- time Education,” 1913. Wright & Potter, Boston, Mass. New Jersey. Report of Committee on Industrial Education, 1908. MacCrellish & Quigley, Trenton, N. J. New York. Twenty-sixth Annual Report of Commissioner of Labor. 1908. Part 1, Industrial Training. Bureau of Labor, Albany, N. Y. - Industrial Directory of New York, 1913. New York State Department of Labor, Albany, N. Y. Ontario. Education for Industrial Purposes. A report by John Seath, Superintendent of Education for Ontario, Canada, 1911. L. K. Cameron, Toronto, Ontario. - Bulletin 2, 1912. Industrial, Technical and Art Education. L. K. Cameron, Toronto, Ontario. Wisconsin. Report of Commission upon the Plan for the Extension of Industrial and Agricultural Training. 1911. Democrat Print¬ ing Company, Madison, Wis. THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK 8 Bulletins Bureau of Education. Bulletin 6, 1908. The Apprenticeship System in Its Relation to Industrial Education. Carroll D. Wright. Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. 15c - Bulletin 10, 1912. Bibliography of Education in Agri¬ culture and Home Economics. Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. 15c - Bulletin 9, 1913. Consular Reports on Continuation Schools in Prussia. U. S. Com’r of Education, Washington, D. C. - Bulletin 17, 1913. A Trade School for Girls. U. S. Com’r of Education, Washington, D. C. - Bulletin 19, 1913. German Industrial Education and Its Lessons for the United States. Holmes Beckwith. Govern¬ ment Printing Office, Washington, D. C. 15c - Bulletin 22, 1913. Bibliography of Industrial, Vocational and Trade Education. U. S. Com’r of Education, Washington, D. C. --Bulletin 24, 1913. Education in Germany and the United States. G. M. A. Kerschensteiner. Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. 5c - Bulletin 25, 1913. Industrial Education in Columbus, Georgia. Roland B. Daniel. Government Printing Office, Wash¬ ington, D. C. 5c -- Bulletin 50, 1913. The Fitchburg Plan of Co-operative Education. M. R. McCann. U. S. Com’r of Education, Washing¬ ton, D. C. -- Bulletin 54, 1913. Consular Reports on Industrial Educa¬ tion in Germany. U. S. Com’r of Education, Washington, D. C. ■- Bulletin 4, 1914. The School and the Start in Life. Myer Bloomfield. U. S. Com’r of Education, Washington, D. C. Bureau of Labor. Bulletin 67, November 1906. Conditions of Entrance to Principal Trades. Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. Teachers College. Technical Education Bulletin 10. Fundamental Values in Industrial Education. F. G. Bonser. Wisconsin. Bulletin 3. Industrial Education. H. E. Miles. 1912. State Board of Industrial Education, Madison, Wis. - Bulletin 4. The Education of the Girl. L. D. Harvey. 1912. State Board of Industrial Education, Madison, Wis. - Bulletin 5. Industrial and Continuation Schools. L. E. Reber. 1912. State Board of Industrial Education, Madison, Wis. VOCATIONAL PUBLICATIONS 9 National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education C. A. Prosser, secretary, 105 E. 22d st., New York City The Society has published and distributed to its members and others the following bulletins: No. 1. Proceedings of the Organized Meetings No. 2. A Selected Bibliography on Industrial Education No. 3. A Symposium on Industrial Education No. 4. Industrial Education for Women Nos. 5 and 6. Proceedings of First Annual Meeting, Chicago No. 7. General Information Regarding the National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education No. 8. Education of Workers in the Shoe Industry, by A. D. Dean No. 9. Proceedings of the Second Annual Meeting, Atlanta No. 10. Proceedings of the Third Annual Meeting, Milwaukee No. 11. A Descriptive List of Trade and Industrial Schools in the United States No. 12. Legislation upon Industrial Education in the United States No. 13. Proceedings of the Fourth Annual Meeting, Boston ^ Pt 1. Trade Education for Girls Pt 2. Apprenticeship and Corporation Schools Pt 3. Part-time and Evening Schools Pt 4. The Social Significance of Industrial Education No. 14. The Trade Continuation Schools of Munich. A lecture by G. M. A. Kerschensteiner, director of education, Munich, Bavaria, and the translation of the curricula of selected schools as given in the official report for 1910 No. 15. Proceedings of the Fifth Annual Meeting, Cincinnati No. 16. Proceedings of the Sixth Annual Meeting, Philadelphia No. 17. Short Unit Course for Evening Trade Extension and Part- time Trade Extension Schools No. 18. Proceedings of Seventh Annual Meeting, Grand Rapids, 1913 No. 19. The Selection and Training of Teachers Reprints The School and the Shop, from the Employer’s Point of View, by Howell Cheney The Training of the Factory Worker Through Industrial Education, by Charles Prosser How Shall the Obligation to Provide Industrial Education Be Met? The Viewpoints of the Manufacturer and the Employer, by H. E. Miles 10 THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK The Viewpoint of Organized Labor, by Frank Duffy Why Federal Aid for Vocational Education, by C. A. Prosser Principles and Policies in State Legislation for Vocational Education Vocational Education Legislation, 1910-11, by C. A. Prosser Facilities for Industrial Education, by C. A. Prosser Practical Arts and Vocational Education, by C. A. Prosser The Place of Arts in Industrial Education, by C. A. Prosser Vocational Education Legislation, 1912-13, by C. A. Prosser The Meaning of Industrial Education, by C. A. Prosser Progress in Vocational Education, by C. A. Prosser A Plea for Practical Education: Excerpts from Recent Addresses of William C. Redfield What Chambers of Commerce Can Do for Vocational Education, by A. E. Dodd TEXTBOOKS^ REFERENCE BOOKS, AND PAMPHLETS Shop mathematics Blake, C. F. Mathematics of Machine Design. Industrial Press. 1908. 25c Breckenridge, W. E., Mersereau, S. F., & Moore, C. F. Shop Problems in Mathematics. Ginn. 1910. $1 Cobb, H. E. Elements of Applied Mathematics. Ginn. 1911. $in Colvin, F. H. & Cheney, W. L. Machine Shop Arithmetic. Henley. 1912. 50c - Engineer’s Arithmetic. Henley. 1908. 50c Gardner, M. L. Industrial Arithmetic for Girls’ Trade Schools. Heath. 1910. 50c Holten, E. E. Shop Mathematics. Taylor-Holden. 1910. $1.25 Howe, G. Mathematics for the Practical Man. VanNostrand. 1912. $1.25 Marsh, H. W. Industrial Mathematics. Wiley. 1912. $2 Merriman, M. Strength of Materials. Wiley. 1906. $1 Norris, E. B. & Smith, K. G. Shop Mathematics. Pt 1, Shop Arithmetic. McGraw-Hill. 1912. $1.50 Norris, E. B. & Craigo. Shop Mathematics. Pt 2, Advanced Mathematics. McGraw-Hill. (In press ) VOCATIONAL PUBLICATIONS 11 Oberg, E. V. Shop Arithmetic for the Machinist. Industrial Press. 1911. 25c - Advanced Shop Arithmetic for the Machinist. Indus¬ trial Press. 1910. 25c -Tables and Formulas for Shop and Drafting Room. Industrial Press. 1909. 25c Palmer, C. I. Practical Mathematics. McGraw-Hill. 1912. 75c ea. Pt 1. Arithmetic with Applications Pt 2. Geometry with Applications Pt 3. Algebra with Applications Pt 4. Trigonometry with Applications Pratt, J. A. Materials and Construction. Blakistons. 1912. 90c Mechanical Drawing — machine design Babbitt, A. B. Mechanical Drawing: Working Drawings. Holt. 1911. $in Blaine, R. G. Practical Mechanics and Machine Design. Cassell. $1 Evans, F. H. Drafting Room Series. Manual Arts Press. 1913. $2 complete Pt 1. Reading Machine Drawings 75c Pt 2. Machine Drafting $1.25 Pt 3. Interference of Moving Parts 95c French, T. E. Manual of Engineering Drawing. McGraw-Hill. 1911. $2 Griffin, C. L. Machine Drawing. Am. Cor. Sch. 1912. $1.50 - Machine Design. Am. Cor. Sch. 1912. $1.50 Leeds, C. C. Mechanical Drawing for Trade Schools. VanNos- trand. 1911. $i.2sn Mathewson, F. E. Applied Mechanical Drawing. Taylor- Holden. 1911. $1 Miller, H. W. Mechanical Drafting. Manual Arts Press. 1912. $1.50 Rautenstrauch, W. & Williams, J. T. Machine Drafting and Empirical Design. Pt 1. Van Nostrand. 1907. $1.25 Spooner, H. J. Machine Design, Construction and Drawing. Longmans. 1910. $3.5 on Machinery’s Reference Series. Industrial Press. 1912. 25c ea. Systems and Practice of the Drafting Room Mechanical Drawing — Machine Details Mechanical Drawing — Cam Design 12 THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Architectural drawing Edminster, C. F. Architectural Drawing. Williams. 1905. $2 Hering, O. C. Concrete and Stucco Houses. McBride. 1912. $2 Jackson, A. W. Half Timber House. McBride. 1912. $2 Radford, W. A. Details of Building Construction. Radford Arch. Co. 1911. $1 Tuckerman, A. L. Vignola. Comstock. $5 Tuthill, W. B. Practical Lessons in Architectural Drawing. Comstock. 1907. $2.50 Architectural Drawing and Lettering. Am. Cor. Sch. 1913. $1.50 Furniture design Benn, R. D. Style in Furniture. Longmans. 1904. $6n Nye, A. C. Furniture Designing and Draughting. Comstock. 1907. $2 Singleton, E. Furniture. Duffield. 1911. $7-5on Printing design Andrews, E. C. Color and Its Application to Printing. Inland Printer. 1911. $2 Trezise, F. J. Design and Color in Printing. Inland Printer. 1909. $1 -Letters and Letter Construction. Inland Printer. 1911. $2 Free-hand sketching Cross, A. K. Freehand Drawing. Ginn. 1895. 80c Norton, Dora M. Freehand Perspective and Sketching. Pratt Institute. 1909. $3 Mathewson, Frank. Perspective Sketching from Working Draw¬ ings. Taylor-Holden. 1908. $1.10 VOCATIONAL PUBLICATIONS 13 Household decoration Bevier, Isabel. The House, Its Plan, Decoration and Care. Dodd. 1912. $2 Clifford, C. R. Period Furnishings. Clifford. 1911. $5 Daniels, F. H. The Furnishing of a Modest Home. Atkinson. 1908. $in Duncan, J. H. E. The House Beautiful and Useful. Cassell. 1911. $2.5on French, L. H. Homes and Their Decoration. Dodd. 1903. $ 3 ^ Preistman, M. T. Art and Economy in Home Decoration. Lane. 1912. $in Ripley, M. C. Oriental Rug Book. Stokes. 1904. $3.2on Vollmer, W. A. A Book of Distinctive Interiors. McBride. 1913. $1 Wheeler, C. Principles of Home Decoration with Practical Examples. Doubleday. 1903. $1.50 Pamphlets The following pamphlets are issued by the New York State College of Agriculture, Ithaca, N. Y., Cornell Reading Courses Farm House Series No. 1. Household Decoration Farm House Series No. 2. Household Furnishing Costume design Earle, A. M. Two Centuries of Costume in America. Mac¬ millan. 1910. $2.5on Hammond, E. C. Industrial Drawing for Girls. Redfield. 1912. $1.50 Reading Benton, C. F. Living on a Little. Estes. 1908. $1.25 Curtis, I. G. The Making of a Housewife. Stokes. 1906. $i- 35 n Dunn, A. W. The Community and the Citizen. Heath. 1907. 75C < Everett, C. C. Ethics for Young People. Ginn. 1904. 50c Forman, S. E. Stories of Useful Inventions. Century. 1911. $in 14 THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Meadowcroft, W. H. The Boy’s Life of Edison. Harper. 1911. Si.25 Mills, J. C. Searchlights on Some American Industries. Mc- Clurg. 1911. $i.5on Mowry, W. A. & A. M. American Inventions and Inventors. Silver. 1903. 65cn Parton, J. Captains of Industry. Houghton. 1894. $1.25 Rocheleau, W. F. Great American Industries. Flanigan First Book: Minerals. 1896. 50c Second Book: Products of the Soil. 1896. 50c Third Book: Manufactures. 1896. 50c Fourth Book: Transportation. 1910. 60c Williams, S. Some Successful Americans. Ginn. 1904. 6ocn Vocational guidance Bloomfield, M. Vocational Guidance of Youth. Houghton. 1911. 60c ’Butler, E. B. Women and the Trades. Pittsburgh Survey. Charities Pub. Co. Si.50 Laselle, M. A. & Wiley, K. E. Vocations for Girls. Houghton. I9I3- Parsons, F. Choosing a Vocation. Houghton. 1912. Sin Perkins, A. F. Vocations for the Trained Woman. Longmans. 1911. Si.2011 ' Puffer, J. A. Vocational Guidance. Rand. 1913. Si.25 % Richardson, A. S. The Girl Who Earns Her Own Living. Dodge. 1909. Si * Weaver, E. W. Vocations for Girls. Barnes. 1913. 75c Industrial history and geography Adams, C. C. Elementary Commercial Geography. Appleton. 1909. Si.ion Allen, N. B. Industrial Studies. Ginn. 1910. 65c Bucher, Carl. Industrial Evolution. Holt. 1901. S2.50 Burch, H. R. & Nearing, Scott. Elements of Economies. Mac¬ millan. 1913. Si Cheyney, E. P. Industrial and Social History of England. Mac¬ millan. 1901. Si.4011 Coman, K. Industrial History of the United States. Macmillan. 1910. Si.6on VOCATIONAL PUBLICATIONS 15 Freeman, W. G. & Chandler, S. E. The World’s Commercial Products. Ginn. 1911. $3.5 on Gibbins, H. B. Industrial History of England. Scribner. 1902. $1.20 Moore, J. R. H. Industrial History of American People. Mac¬ millan. 1913. $i.2 5n Thurston, H. W. Economics and Industrial History. Scott. 1899. $in Toothaker, C. R. Commercial Raw Materials. Ginn. 1905. $i. 25 n Warner, G. T. Landmarks in English Industrial History. Mac¬ millan. 1899. $i.6on The following material is invaluable in teaching industrial history and geography: Industrial arts. The growth of industrial arts; compiled under supervision of commissioner of patents for World’s Industrial and Cotton Centennial, 1885. Reprinted 1892. This publication con¬ sists of 200 large lithographic plates (16 by 20 inches) bound together in book form. The plates illustrate the growth of industrial art by showing the most familiar tools, implements, and machines in the form in which they were known to earlier generations and also in the improved forms to which modern invention has brought them. Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. $2. United States Department of Agriculture, Washington. D. C. Forest Service Bui. 10. Timber Forest Service Bui. 34. History of the Lumber Industry in the State of New York Forest Service Bui. 36. The Woodsman’s Handbook Farmers Bui. 173. A Primer of Forestry. Pt 1 The Forest Farmers Bui. 358. A Primer of Forestry. Pt 2 Practical Forestry Maps (free): Natural Forest Regions of North America (paper, 16" x 20") National Forests of the United States (paper, 21" x 33" or 5' x 7 O Material which may be had temporarily as loans: Photograph exhibit. A set of forty-four large, mounted photo¬ graphs, arranged in eleven series, four in each series, illustrating some special feature of forest work or forest conditions in the United States. Each series of four photographs is mounted on a strip of green denim cloth, with eyelets at the upper end for hanging on the 1 6 THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK wall. The entire exhibit may be engaged for a short loan by any school willing to pay transportation charges. Lantern slides. The Forest Service has an extensive collection of lantern slides illustrating forestry and related subjects, from which sets may be loaned for short periods of time, on condition that the borrower pay transportation charges and assume the responsibility for loss or breakage. An outline of subjects of these slides will be sent on request. New York State Conservation Commission, Albany, N. Y. Bulletin i. Forestry and Forest Resources in New York. 1912 University of the State of New York, Division of Visual Instruction, Albany, N. Y. The Division of Visual Instruction has a complete and extensive collection of slides which may be loaned for short periods by the schools in the State. Complete lists will be sent upon application to this Division. The following list of sets of slides is of particular interest to teachers of vocational subjects: List 3: Iron and Steel. Eighty-four titles on mines and ores, general aspects of the industry, coke as fuel, pig iron, wrought iron, Bessemer process, open-hearth process, rolling mills, construction steel, foundry practice, physics and chemistry of the industry, ingots and their defects, sociology. List 21: Coal Mining. Forty-two titles on the Carboniferous age, coal veins, the mine, surface structures and operations, the breaker, homes of workmen, storage, transportation and map. List 22: Clay and Clay Products. Fifty-four titles on common brick, other practical clay products, china clay, processes of pottery making, aspects of pottery making in other lands, ancient pottery, some artistic articles of pottery, enamel ware. List 20: Salt. Eighteen titles on the solar process, general views of salt works, the grainer process, the vacuum pan process, putting up fine salt for market, rock salt, alkali products. List q: Natural and Artificial Ice. Nineteen titles on harvesting natural ice, a simple refrigerator, artificial ice (a) the ammonia cycle, (6) the water system, storage and map. List 23: Forestry and Lumbering. [In press]. About 70 titles on the forest, the lumber camp, felling, sawing and skidding, winter hauling, log driving, wood lots, lumber, other forest products, the tree nursery, tree planting, outside of New York State. List 5: Naval Stores. Fourteen titles on yellow pine forests, process of manufacture, sources and distribution of naval stores. VOCATIONAL PUBLICATIONS 17 List 4: Maple Sugar. Seven titles on gathering sap and converting it into sugar and syrup. List iq: Panama Canal Zone and vicinity. Eighty titles on maps, Old Panama, Porto Bello, the French in Panama, sea-level approaches to the locks, excavations, slides, Chagres river, locks, Gatun lake and dam, other canals, sanitation of Canal Zone, life in the Canal Zone, laborers, local transportation facilities, Taboga island, the city of Panama, an American enterprise. 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Influence of Food Preservatives and Artificial Colors on Digestion and Health Pt 1, Boric Acid and Borax Pt 2, Salicylic Acid and Salicylates Pt 3, Sulphurous Acid and Sulphites Pt 4, Benzoic Acid and Benzoates Pt 5, Formaldehyde Bureau of Chemistry Bui. 100. Some Forms of Food Adulteration and Simple Methods for Their Detection Bureau of Chemistry Bui. 109. Some Technical Methods of Testing Miscellaneous Supplies, Including Paint, and Paint Materials, Inks, Lubricating Oils, Soaps Etc. Bureau of Chemistry Bui. 132. Report on Headache Mixtures Bureau of Chemistry Bui. 147. Coal Tar Colors Used in Food Products Bureau of Chemistry Bui. 151. Canning of Foods. Description of methods followed in commercial canning Bureau of Chemistry Cir. 25. Coloring Matters for Foodstuffs and Methods for Their Detection Bureau of Chemistry Cir. 34. Examination of Paper Bureau of Chemistry Cir. 54. Analyses of Canned Peas and Beans, Showing Composition of Different Grades Bureau of Chemistry Cir. 95. 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Macmillan. 1911. $1 Charts Register of Foods. Shows by colors the elementary principles of over 100 foods. 13 J x 19 inches. Whitcomb. $in Pamphlets United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D.C. Farmers Bui. 34. Meats: Composition and Cooking Mushrooms as Food Fish as Food Beans, Peas and Other Legumes as Food Eggs and Their Uses as Food Principles of Nutrition and Nutritive Value Farmers Bui. 79. Farmers Bui. 85. Farmers Bui. 121. Farmers Bui. 128. Farmers Bui. 142. of Food Farmers Bui. 166. Farmers Bui. 182. Farmers Bui. 203. Farmers Bui. 249. Farmers Bui. 255. Farmers Bui. 256. Farmers Bui. 262. Farmers Bui. 293. Farmers Bui. 295. Farmers Bui. 298. Farmers Bui. 332. Farmers Bui. 342. Farmers Bui. 359. Farmers Bui. 363. Farmers Bui. 389. Farmers Bui. 391. Farmers Bui. 413. Cheese Making on the Farm Poultry as Food Canned Fruit, Preserves and Jellies Cereal Breakfast Foods The Home Vegetable Garden Preparation of Vegetables for the Table. Methods of Canning. 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Contents: 1, Milk and Milk Products; 2, Eggs and Cheese; 3, Meat, Fresh and Cured; 4, Fish, Fish Products, and Oysters; 5, Butter and Other Fat-yielding Foods; 6, Cereal Grains; 7, Bread and Other Cereal Foods; 8, Sugar and Similar Foods; 9, Roots and Succulent Vegetables; 10, Legumes and Corn; 11, Fresh and Dried Fruits; 12, Fruit and Fruit Products; 13, Nuts and Nut Products; 14, Composition, Functions, and Uses of Food; 15, Dietary Standards. New York State College of Agriculture, Ithaca, N. Y., Cornell Reading Courses Food Series No. 3. Principles of Jelly-making Food Series No. 4. The Preservation of Food in the Home (Pt l} . Food Series No. 5. The Preservation of Food in the Home (p t 2) _ Food Series No. 6. The Preservation of Food in the Home (pt 3) Food Series No. 7. Cost of Food Food Series No. 8. Rules for Planning the Family Dietary Food Series No. 9. The Box Luncheon Food Series No. 3 (vol. 3). Rice and Rice Cookery Dairying Series No. 2. 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Beverages Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind., Extension department Bulletin entitled “ Some Points on Bread Making ” University of Illinois, Urbana, Ill., Extension department Bui. 10. Some Points in the Making and Judging of Bread Bui. 32. Some Points to be Considered in Planning a Rational Diet Bui. 147. Market Classes and Grades of Meat Bui. 158. Relative Economy, Composition and Nutritive Value of the Various Cuts of Beef Serving Hill, J. M. The Up-to-date Waitress. Little. 1906. $i.5on Springstead, A. F. The Expert Waitress. Harper. 1911. $in Pamphlets Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa, Agricultural extension department Home Economics Cir. No. 1. Planning and Serving Meals j 26 THE UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK Textiles Dooley, W. H. Textiles and Clothing. Heath. 1912. $1.1 on Gibbs, C. M. Household Textiles. Whitcomb. 1912. $i.2 5n Kinne, H. & Cooley, A. M. Shelter and Clothing. Macmillan. 1913. $1.1 on Watson, K. H. Textiles and Clothing. Am. Sch. of Home Econ. 1907. $1.50 Woolman, M. S. & McGowan, E. B. Textiles. Macmillan. 1913. $2n International Library of Technology. Int. Textbook Co. $5 ea. V. 76. Cotton pickers, Cards, Drawing, Rolls, Combers, Fly frames V. 77. Ring frames, Cotton mules, Twisters, Spoolers, Warpers, Slaskers V. 78. Yarns, Cloth rooms, Mill engineering, Reeling, Baling, Winding V. 79. Wool. Scouring, drying, burr picking, mixing, carding, spinning, warping V. 80. Cams, Fancy and automatic looms, Dobbies, Box motions, Leno attachments, Jacquards V. 81. Weave glossary, Fabric analysis, Weave varieties, Color designs Pamphlets United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Farmers Bui. 27. Flax for Seed and Fiber Cotton Seed and Its Products Raising Sheep The Angora Goat Silk Worm Culture The Cotton Seed Industry The Hemp Industry in the United States Flax Culture Sea Island Cotton The Growing of Long-staple Upland Cotton Principal Commercial Plant Fibers University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois Bulletin: “ Some Points in Choosing Textiles ” Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa Bulletin: “ Textiles ” United States Department of Agriculture, department of plant industry, Washington, D. C. Exhibits: Specimens of cotton balls, seed, oil and cake Specimens of flax stalk and fiber of different grades Specimens of hemp fiber Specimens of combed ramie silver Specimens of jute fiber Specimens of nature’s needles and threads Farmers Bui. 36. Farmers Bui. 96. Farmers Bui. 137. Farmers Bui. 165. Farmers Bui. 239. Farmers Bui. 254. Farmers Bui. 274. Farmers Bui. 302. Farmers Bui. 314. Farmers Bui. 321. VOCATIONAL PUBLICATIONS 27 New York State College of Agriculture, Ithaca, N. Y. 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