XVIII. The Kitchen 66 XIX. How much is a Wife worth? 70 XX. Teach little Boys to be useful 74 XXI. Bleaching, Starching, and removing Stains 78 XXII. To iron Shirts, Vests, and Embroideries 84 XXIII. A Talk about Beds 88 XXIV. Marketing 91 XXV. Trust your Children 96 XXVI. Who invented Bread? 100 XXVII. How about the little Girls? 107 XXVIII. Stealing Servants 112 XXIX. Fall Cleaning 117 XXX. Fashionable Dress 122 XXXI. Lessons by the Wayside 126 XXXII. Pauline Pry 130 XXXIII. Buy your Cage before you catch your Bird 135 XXXIV. Care in selecting a House 138 XXXV. Visiting for one’s own Convenience 141 XXXVI. Will they Board, or keep House? 146 XXXVII. Choice of Colors in Dress 151 XXXVIII. Harmonizing Colors in Dress 156 XXXIX. A Word about Moths 160 XL. Winter Butter 164 XLI. Repairs 169 XLII. Accurate Weights and Measures in Cooking 173 XLIII. Teaching little Girls to sew 176 XLIV. The Care of Poultry 180 XLV. Institutions for the Education of Women 184 XLVI. Great Mistakes 189 XLVII. Study to make Home attractive 193 XLVIII. The Care of Cooking-Stoves and Ranges 198 XLIX. The Old Ways and the New 202 L. A few Hints on Carving 206 LI. Parental Example 209 LII. True Taste more effective than Money 213 LIII. Cooking by Steam 217 LIV. Vegetables 221 LV. Cabbage 225 LVI. Pulse 229 LVII. Pot-herbs and Salads 234