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ADDITIONS—NOVEMBER 1913 477
Domestic Economy
Cornell University—College of agriculture. r 640.5 C82
Cornell reading-courses; lesson for the farm home, March' 1912-
May 1913. 1912-13.
Includes farm house, rural life, food, sanitation and garden series
Finck, Henry Theophilus. 64I x p
Food and flavor; a gastronomic guide to health and good living
I9I3- Century.
Contents: _ Ungastronomic America.—Vital importance of flavor.—Our denatured
foods.—The science of savory cooking.—A noble art.—The future of cooking—French
supremacy-Epicurean Italy.-German and Austrian delicacies.-British specialties-
Gastronomic America.—Commercial value of flavor.—Gastronomic value of odors
One of the main objects of the present volume is to show that we have the material
tor the making of an even more gastronomic nation than the French are and that
Americans...can be taught to eat in a leisurely way and to refuse to accept anything
that lacks appetizing flavor. Preface.
Oregon—Agricultural college, Corvallis. r 641 O28
~ Bulletin on camp cookery, for special use of forest rangers, campers
and sportsmen, by A. B. Milam and R. M. Smith. [Ed.2.] 1913. (Extension
ser.3, no.i.)
Business. Communication
Fay, Harold J. W. r 654.9 F2g
History and development of submarine signals; a paper presented
at the 29th annual convention of the American Institute of Electrical
Engineers, Boston, Mass., June 17, 1912. 1912.
General Railway Signal Company, Rochester, N. Y. 656.562 G29
Electric interlocking handbook, with an introduction by W. W. Salmon;
H. M. Sperry, editor. 1913.
Useful information regarding electric interlocking devices of the General Railway
Signal Company, their technical features, installation and operation.
Lodge, William. 658.7 L76
Rules of management, with practical instructions on machine building.
1913. McGraw.
Largely made up of instructions for the guidance of officers and department-heads
of a company manufacturing machine-tools, but applicable also in other establishments.
Elementary, from the efficiency point of view. Author is (1913) president of the Lodge
and Shipley Machine Tool Company.
Chemical Technology
Bencke, Albert. r 668.666 B42
Die erzeugung kunstlicher diingemittel mit luftstickstoff. 1913.
(Hartleben's chemisch-technische bibliothek.)
Describes clearly recent developments in obtaining artificial fertilizers by combination
with atmospheric nitrogen. Different processes are given, including methods for
pure nitrogen, synthetic ammonia, nitrites, cyanogen compounds, etc.
Carnegie, David, & Gladwyn, S. C. 669.16 C21
Liquid steel; its manufacture and cost. 1913. Longmans.
Comprehensive treatment of the manufacture of steel by the crucible, Bessemer,
open-hearth and electric processes. Particular emphasis is laid on the cost of materials
and operations and the amounts of materials used. Recent American practice is given
considerable attention. Does not deal with mechanical treatment of steel.