Clothing and Health: An Elementary Textbook of Home Making
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The book provides elementary home-making instruction centered on clothing, teaching basic hand and machine sewing techniques, common stitches, pattern use, cutting, finishing, and mending. It explains the origins and manufacture of major textiles—cotton, silk, linen, and wool—and offers practical guidance on selecting fabrics, budgeting, buying wisely, laundering, stain removal, and garment care. Lessons are arranged as classroom-style exercises framed by a small rural school narrative and include projects for undergarments, petticoats, gifts, and trimmings, along with advice on color, appearance, and clothing in relation to health; illustrations and step-by-step activities reinforce practical learning.
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