Home manufactures superseded by factory system, 8, 215, 216; may be revived by introduction of electricity into household, 232. Hotel service, the only kind offering chance of promotion, 141; advantages of profit sharing in—waste avoided, 244; feeing abolished, 244, 245. Hours, free, in domestic service, 134, 145, 146. Hours of work, varied and irregular, 143-146; statistics, 144. Housecleaning, done by specialists, 224. Household affairs, education in, 251-262; information regarding conduct of, difficult to obtain, 251, 252; one cause of slow progress, 252; kinds of information needed in conduct of, 252, 253; supplementary special education needed still more, 253; university education in, 259-262; results of, removal of social stigma from domestic service, 266, 267; removal of work and worker from house, 267, 268; placing of domestic service on business basis, 268. Household employments, isolation of, 5; changes introduced by inventions, 7, 9; lightened by modern improvements, 9; preferred to other kinds of occupation, 137; avoided on account of disadvantages, 140, 141; mistaken idea that results are transient, 142, 143; the only employments not officially investigated, 198; importance of, must be better appreciated, 199, 200, 202; performed without remuneration, honored, performed for remuneration, scorned, 202; _specialization of household employments_, 212-234; preparation of food, 213-221; takes work from home, 213-234; opens new occupation to women, 218; practical instances, 219, n., 220, n., 224, n., 233, n.; the transference need not lessen individuality of the home, 221, 222; laundry work, 222, 223; housecleaning, sweeping, care of rooms, etc., 224; marketing, 225; specialization would attract more able women, 226, 227; would reduce house rent, 228; would raise standard of work, 228; would make discrimination possible between skilled and unskilled labor, 228; a flexible system of co-operation, 229; adapted to “apartments,” 229; would lessen monotony of life of employee, 229; would change personal relation of employer and employee into a business relation, 229; would elevate drudgery to forms of distinct occupation, 229; economic gains from, 229; objections raised to, 230, 231; found successful by those who have tried it, 233; household employments as taught in schools, mechanical, 259; must receive their due respect, 270. Household sanitation, 261, n. “Housekeeper,” as substitute for “general servant,” 207, 208, n. “Housekeeper, Working,” as substitute for “servant,” 156.