Meet the USA; handbook for foreign students in the United States.

"The first edition of Meet the U.S.A. was written in 1945 by a Chinese professor and former exchange student. A revised edition was published in 1952."

The Cyropaedia of Xenophon, according to the text of L. Dindorf; with notes, for the use of schools and colleges,

Mode of access: Internet.

First principles of household management and cookery : a text-book for schools and families /

Includes sections on household cleaning and nutrition. Sample recipes: Beef stew, Oyster soup, Custard.

The nonpublic schools and ESEA title III : a special report /

Bibliography: p. 90-91.

Laboratory notes in household chemistry for the use of students in domestic science,

Mode of access: Internet.

A compendium of natural philosophy: adapted to the use of the general reader, and of schools and academies.

Mode of access: Internet.

Cement laboratory manual; a manual of instructions for the use of students in cement laboratory practice,

Pages [29]-90 printed on verso of leaf only.

Annual inspection trip of the senior students in the College of Engineering.

Itinerary.

Inventory of building and related needs as requested by colleges, schools, and departments of the University of Illinois, Urbana and Chicago Illinois.

Mode of access: Internet.

Singing games and dances for schools and playgrounds,

Mode of access: Internet.

Lessons on the use of books and libraries: a text book for schools and a guide for the use of teachers and librarians,

Mode of access: Internet.

The revised statutes of the state of Pennsylvania, and addition laws to 1844 : reduced to questions and answers, for the use of schools and families /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Anabasis of Xenophon : with an interlinear translation, for the use of schools and private learners on the Hamiltonian system /

Mode of access: Internet.

Nebraska educational survey, 1939. Studies ...

no. 5. Report ... on what are the educational requirements, the number issued, and what institutions prepare applicants for teachers certificates? Does the supply equal the demand?--no. 6. How does Nebraska compare with neighboring states in amounts appropriated for higher education? Amounts expended for higher education? Ratios of college students to population and percent of high school graduates entering college?--no. 7 [pt. 1] Methods of control of state higher education. [pt. 2] Duplication among Nebraska's state-supported higher educational institutions.--no. 8. What does the state do to equalize educational opportunity among the counties, towns and rural districts? Is the plan of district organization economical?

Report on the benevolent institutions of Great Britain and Paris, including the schools and asylums for the blind, deaf and dumb, and the insane: being supplementary to the ninth Annual report of the Ohio institution for the education of the blind.

Mode of access: Internet.