A Girl's Problems in Home Economics

The hardcover of "A Girl's Problems in Home Economics" shows signs of wear, particularly along the spine edges, with some fraying visible. The pages are intact, with no inscriptions or library markings. The binding remains firm, though the absence of a dust jacket suggests exposure over time. Overall, the book is in fair condition, reflecting its historical value and use as an educational text.

"A Girl's Problems in Home Economics" by Mabel B. Trilling and Florence Williams was published in 1926 by J. B. Lippincott Company, spanning the cities of Philadelphia, London, and Chicago. This volume is part of Lippincott's Home Economics Texts, edited by Benjamin R. Andrews from Teachers College, Columbia University. The book delves into essential topics such as healthful clothing, dress design, clothing construction, interior decoration, household textiles, and home care, featuring 148 illustrations. Authored by Mabel B. Trilling, an Assistant Professor of Home Economics, and Florence Williams, an Instructor in Art, both from the University of Chicago, this work provides a comprehensive educational approach to home economics. The 1926 publication date places this text in the early 20th century, offering historical insights into domestic science education. The book is bound in a sturdy hardcover, although the absence of a dust jacket and some wear on the spine indicates its age and use.