Rowena Schmidt Carpenter

Poultry grading and inspection program

1950

Invisible waste of food

1943

Dried prunes

1939

Food for the growing years

1939

Home laundry center

1939

Use of surplus farm products, tomatoes

1939

Well nourished children

1939

Questions, canning and others

1938

Menus and recipes for lunches at school

1936

Planning the farm family food supply

1936

Making the home convenient for the children

1935

[Characteristics of Vitamin B and Vitamin G]

1932

[Child health consciousness]

1932

[Food for children updated]

1932

[Getting the most for your food money, a review]

1932

[The science behind Vitamin A and Vitamin D]

1932

Vitamins in the diet

1932

[Aunt Sammy's radio recipes revised review]

1931

[Bedroom furniture for children]

1931

[Change in ideas about child feeding]

1931

[Cool-looking and comfortable homes for the summer days]

1931

[Food preservation, part 3: Pickling]

1931

[Food value in cooking liquids]

1931

[Fourth of July celebrations]

1931

[Fresh fruit juices made in the home

1931

[Oven canning of fruit and vegetables]

1931

[Questions on refrigerators answered]

1931

[Round the World Book Fair

1931

[Shopping for Christmas presents]

1931

[Summer menus: Cold plate dinner]

1931

[Summer menus: Lamb chop dinner]

1931

[The weight question]

1931

[Thermometer, a good gauge for heat]

1931

[Tomatoes, abundant in your garden, or the market and their uses]

1931

[Using the surplus peaches]

1931

[Waxing, oiling and refinishing floors]

1931

Domestic rabbits for fur and meat

1931

[Brining in picklemaking]

1930

[Chicken for winter]

1930

[Egg preraration]

1930

[Food suitable during childhood and the place of sweets in the diet]

1930

[Furnishing and equipping the home for children]

1930

[Home improvement , ideas from the Better Homes Week Exhibit]

1930

[Homemade fruit products preserved by the use of a large quantity of sugar]

1930

[January white sales and the replenishment of household needs]

1930

[Laundering problems]

1930

[Preparing winter clothing, bedding, and rugs for summer storage]

1930

[Raw vegetable salads for summer]

1930

[Summer sewing]

1930

[The economics of canning fresh fruit and vegetables]

1930

A radio talk by Mrs. Rowena Schmidt Carpenter, Bureau of Home Economics, delivered through WRC and 43 associate NBC stations, on Thursday, August 27, [1930]

1930

A sane Fourth [of July] for the children

1930

Buying the Christmas turkey

1930

Curtaining the house

1930

Making jelly from early summer fruits

1930

Preparing the modern Christmas dinner

1930

[Children at parades, parks and outings]

1929

[Fish in your menu]

1929

[Fresh vegetables on the market and their preparation in a number of delicious dishes]

1929

[Green tomato dishes]

1929

[Lamb in planning menus]

1929

[Lunch for school children]

1929

[Picklemaking]

1929

[Short-order picnics in hot weather]

1929

[Staff and research activities of the Textiles and Clothing Division of the Bureau of Home Economics]

1929

[Summer meals]

1929

[Summertime toys, or, The backyard playground]

1929

[Thanksgiving meal]

1929

[Thermometer in cooking]

1929

Using the temperature in a good refrigerator

1929

[The efficient kitchen]

1914