FoodNet

Use and preparation of food

1919

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Presented as published in 1919. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
The Vocational Summary, published monthly by the Federal Board for Vocational Educa- tion (Vol. 1, No. 1. May, 1918). Bulletin No. 1. Statement of Policies. ♦Bulletin No, 2. Training Conscripted Men for Service as Radio a,nd Buzzer Operators in the United States Army (International Code). Bulletin No. 3. Emergency Training in Shipbuilding — Evening and Part-Time Classes for Shipyard Workers. ♦Bulletin No. 4. Mechanical and Technical Training for Conscripted Men (Air Division, IT. S. Signal Corps). Bulletin No. 5. (Reeducation Series No. 1.) Vocational Rehabilitation of Disabled Soldiers and Sailors. (Also printed as S. Doc. 166.) Bulletin No. 6. (Reeducation Series No. 2.) Training of Teachers for Occupational Therapy for the Rehabilitation of Disabled Soldiers and Sailors. (Also printed as S. Doc. 167.) ♦Bulletin No. 7. Emergency War Training for Motor-Truck Drivers and Chauffeurs. ♦Bulletin No. 8, Emergency War Training for Machine-Shop Occupations, Blacksmithing, Sheet Metal Working, and Pipe Fitting. ♦Bulletin No. 9. Emergency War Training for Electricians, Telephone Repairmen, Linemen, and Cable Splicers. ♦Bulletin No. 10. Emergency War Training for Gas-Engine, Motor-Car, and Motor-Cycle Re- pairmen. ♦Bulletin No. 11. Emergency War Training for Oxy-Acetylene Welders. ♦Bulletin No. 12. Emergency War Training for Airplane Mechanics — Engine Repairmen, Woodworkers, Riggers, and Sheet Metal Workers. Bulletin No. 13. (Agricultural Series No. 1.) Agricultural Education — Organization and Administration. Bulletin No. 14. (Agricultural Series No. 2.) Reference Material for Vocational Agricul- tural Instruction. Bulletin No. 15. (Reeducation Series No. 3.) The Evolution of National Systems of Voca- tional Reeducation for Disabled Soldiers and Sailors. ♦Bulletin No. 16. Emergency War Training for Radio Mechanics and Radio Operators. Bulletin No. 17. (Trade and Industrial Series No. 1.) Trade and Industrial Education — Organization and Administration. Bulletin No. 18. (Trade and Industrial Series No. 2.) Evening Industrial Schools. Bulletin No. 19. (Trade and Industrial Series No, 3.) Part-Time Trade and Industrial Edu- cation. Bulletin No. 20. (Trade and Industrial Series No. 4.) Buildings and Equipment for Schools and Classes in Trade and Industrial Subjects. Bulletin No. 21. (Agricultural Series No. 3.) The Home Project as a Phase of Vocational Agricultural Education. Bulletin No. 22. (Commercial Education Series No. 1.) Retail Selling. Bulletin No. 23. (Home Economics Series No. 1.) Clothing for the Family. Bulletin No. 24. (Commercial Education Series No. 2.) Vocational Education for Foreign Trade and Shipping. Bulletin No. 25. (Reeducation Series No. 4.) Ward Occupations. Bulletin No. 26. (Agricultural Series No. 4.) Agricultural Education — Some Problems in State Supervision. Bulletin No. 27. (Agricultural Series No. 5.) The Training of Teachers of Vocational Agriculture. Bulletin No. 28. (Home Economics Series No. 2.) Home Economics Education — Organiza- tion and Administration. Bulletin No. 29. (Reeducation Series No. 5.) Treatment and Training for the Tuberculous. Bulletin No. 30. (Trade and Industrial Series No. 5.) Evening and Part-Time Schools in the Textile Industry of the Southern States. 269 270 rSE AXD PREPARATTOX OF FOOD.