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The Iowa Homemaker vol.6, no.1
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Personality in Children’s Clothing, page 1
We Borrow From Our Predecessors by Gladys Branson, page 2
Individuality in Dress, page 4
To Gather or Scatter Dust by Idamae Miles, page 4
Girls’ 4-H Club Page, page 5
With the Iowa State Home Economics Association, page 6
Editorial, page 7
Who’s There and Where by Cleo Fitzsimmons, page 8
Marketing as a Business Proposition by Berenice Millerke, page 9
The Eternal Question, page 10</p
The Iowa Homemaker vol.7, no.4
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The Home Library by Charles H. Brown, page 1
Fashion Forecast for Fall and Winter by Miss Marie Stephens, page 2
The Place of The Child by Lydia Swanson, page 3
Home Economics Research at Iowa State by Dorothy McDaniel and Melba Nisewanger, page 4
Cooking Utensils of Today by Zula Dowler, page 5
Girls’ 4-H Page by Frances Jones, page 6
Home Economics Training in Choice of Life Mate by Marcia Turner, page 8
Community Laundry of the Des Moines Roadside Settlement House by Margaret Davidson, page 10
Who’s There and Where by Cleo Fitzsimmons, page 12
Iowa State Home Economics Association Page, page 9
Preparation for Nutrition Research by Melba Nisewanger, page 10
Who’s There and Where by Cleo Fitzsimmons, page 12</p
The Iowa Homemaker vol.5, no.9
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A true Story of a Real Budget by Gertrude Lynn, page 1
Corn Sugar by Belle Lowe, page 2
Now Is the Time for Your Party by Helen Dahl, page 3
Do You Want to Write? by Genevieve Callahan, page 4
Hints for Your Spring Wardrobe by Thirza Hull, page 4
Girls’ 4-H Page, page 5
With the Iowa State Home Economics Association, page 6
Editorial, page 7
Who’s There and Where by Cleo Fitzsimmons, page 8
The Eternal Question, page 10
Color Cures by Laura Holmes, page 11</p
The Iowa Homemaker vol.6 no.4
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The Purnell Bill by Anna E. Richardson, page 1
Living in a Cooperative House by Helen Bascom, page 2
The Lure of a Shawl, page 3
Your Five Foot Shelf, page 4
With the Iowa State Home Economics Association by Mrs. Fred E. Ferguson, page 6
Editorial, page 7
4-H Page, page 8
Eternal Question, page 10
Pleasing the Tastes of 800 Girls by Frances Jones, page 11
Planning for Canning by Kathern Ayres, page 12
Who’s There and Where by Cleo Fitzsimmons, page 14</p
The Iowa Homemaker vol.8, no.10
No full textTravel Tales of a Purnell Field Worker by Cleo Fitzsimmons, page 1
Milady Fashion Decrees by Isabel Leith, page 2
Spring Renovating by Frances Thomas, page 3
From Rags to Hooked Rugs by Gladys Parker Myers, page 3
Citrus Fruits Deluxe by Marian Chace, page 4
Freshman Hall by Ruth Stewart, page 5
Milk for Health, page 5
4-H Club by Lulu Tregoning, page 6
State Association by Marcia E. Turner, page 8
Home Economics Research by Mildred Deischer, page 10
Editorial, page 11
Alumnae News by Vera Caulum, page 12</p
The Iowa Homemaker vol.6 no.6
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Christmas in Russia by Elsie Guthrie and Gayle Pugh, page 1
Fascination of Hand Weaving by Barbara Dewell, page 2
Cheese for the Holidays by Margaret Marnette, page 3
Do You Know Your Gas Stove by Grace Harribine, page 4
Southern Cooking and Northern Appetites by Linda Spence Brown, page 5
For that Cold Christmas Evening by Gertrude Brown, page 6
4-H Club, page 7
Iowa State Home Economics Association, page 8
Editorial, page 9
Who’s There and Where by Cleo Fitzsimmons, page 10
Omicron Nu Activities, page 12
The Eternal Question by Emily Jammer, page 14
Bargain Hunting in Persia, page 17
New Reference Books for Teachers, page 18</p
The Iowa Homemaker vol.7, no.3
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American Home Economics Association Convention, page 1
Common Sense in Buying Equipment by Margaret Davidson, page 2
Is Training in Homemaking Essential for a Good Homemaker?, page 3
Home Economics Research at Iowa State, page 4
“Cracker Rat” – “Milk Rat” by Melba Nisewanger, page 5
The Role of Home and Parents by Dr. Grace S. M. Zorbaugh, page 5
Busy Mother, Read This! by Frances Thomas, page 5
4-H Page, page 6
4-H Page, page 7
Looking Forward by Regina J. Friant, page 8
Iowa State Home Economics Association Page, page 9
Preparation for Nutrition Research by Melba Nisewanger, page 10
Who’s There and Where by Cleo Fitzsimmons, page 12</p
The Iowa Homemaker vol.6, no.10
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V-E-I-S-H-E-A by Gladys Parker, page 1
Is the Home Economics Graduate the Best Homemaker?, page 2
The Season Suggests a Sewing Machine by Cleo Fitzsimmons, page 3
How Shall We Keep Our Food Cold? by Helen Bishop, page 4
4-H Clubs, page 6
Iowa State Home Economics Association Page, page 8
Editorial, page 9
Who’s There and Where, page 10
Research in Canning by Betty Barker, page 11
Vodvil Puts $350 in MacKay Loan Fund by Marcella Alton, page 11
Art Students Compete by Jane Rhoads, page 11
New Meat Course by Helen Goeppinger, page 11
Eternal Question, page 12
Movement to End Waste in Textile Industry, page 13
Analyzes 100 Brands of Sheeting by Mary Moser, page 16</p
CLEO Contributions to Tau Physics
No full textIntroduction Over the last dozen years, the CLEO Collaboration has made use of data collected by the the CLEO-II detector [1] to measure many of the properties of the tau lepton and its neutrino. Now that the experiment is making a transition from operation in the 10 GeV (B factory) region to the 3-5 GeV tau-charm factory region [2], it seemed to the author and the Tau02 conference organizers to be a good time to review the contributions of the CLEO experiment to tau physics. We are consciously omitting results from CLEO-I (data taken before 1989). The author has chosen to take a semi-critical approach, emphasizing both the strengths and weaknesses of tau physics at CLEO: past, present, and future. 2. Tau Production at 10 GeV We begin by discussing a topic on which CLEO has not published: tau pair production. In e e collisions, one can study taus in production and/or decay. The production reaction is governed by wellunderstood QED. As such, it is not terribly interesti
The Iowa Homemaker vol.6 no.5
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Curriculum Making in Home Economics by Mrs. Kate W. Kinyon, page 1
Councillor’s Report of the A. H. E. A. by Miss Frances Zuill, page 2
First Convocation in Home Economics Hall Barbara Dewell, page 3
Homemaker’ Committee Reports, page 4
Problem Method of Teaching Home Economics by Virginia Alexander, page 5
The School Lunch Room by Virginia Alexander, page 5
Esthonia Sends Us a Homemaker by Elsie Guthrie, page 6
A Practical Experimental Cafeteria, page 7
Girls’ 4-H Club, page 9
Editorial, page 11
Economical But Attractive Christmas Gifts b Gertrude Brown, page 12
What About Electricity for Farm Kitchen? by Mrs. Vivian Brashear, page 13
Eternal Question, page 14
Handbook of Foods and Cookery by Mary Elva Crockett, page 15
Who’s There and Where by Cleo Fitzsimmons, page 16
An Easier Thanksgiving Day by Marcella Alton, page 18</p
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