What readers want to know /

A portion of information in the department known as "What readers want to know" in the Indiana farmer's guide. cf. Pref.

The Western fruit-grower.

Mode of access: Internet.

The American agriculturist

Published by: Saxton & Miles, Aug. 1842- ; Orange Judd, <1857-1912>

Southern cultivator.

A journal, devoted to the interests of Southern agriculture; designed to improve the mind, and elevate the character of the tillers of the soil, and to introduce a more enlightened system of culture.

Cow demonstration.

Mode of access: Internet.

Bulletin.

Some issues contain Annual report; issues between 1939/40-1949/50 containing annual reports are also called Science for the farmer.

The foes of our own household.

The instant need ; and the ultimate need -- Must we be brayed in a mortar before our folly depart from us? -- The children of the crucible -- Washington and Lincoln -- A square deal in law enforcement -- Industrial justice ; the tool-owner and the tool-user -- Social justice ; the brotherly court of Philadelphia -- Socialism versus social reform -- The farmer ; the corner-stone of civilization -- The word of Micah ; the religion of service -- The parasite woman ; the only indispensable citizen -- Birth reform ; from the positive, not the negative side -- Appendix A. Why we are at war ; the German horror -- Appendix B. Fair play for all Americans -- Appendix C. Murder is not debatable -- Appendix D. The "conscientious objector." -- Appendix E. The Hun within our gates -- Appendix F. Nine-tenths of wisdom is being wise in time -- Appendix G. Correspondence with the President and the secretary of war.

A satirycall dialogve; or, A sharplye-invectiue conference betweene Allexander the Great and that truely woman-hater Diogynes /

Microform.

The British American cultivator.

Mode of access: Internet.

Proceedings of the National Conference of Bargaining Cooperatives.

Mode of access: Internet.

The history of New Hampshire.

No more published.

Life and times of Red-Jacket, or Sa-go-ye-wat-ha; being the sequel to the history of the Six Nations.

"Ga-nio-di-euh, or, The Cornplanter": p. [421]-456.

A genealogical register of the first settlers of New England ... To which are added various genealogical and biographical notes, collected from ancient records, manuscripts, and printed works.

Bibliography: p. vi.

A dissertation on miracles : designed to shew that they are arguments of a divine interposition and absolute proofs of the mission and doctrine of a prophet /

Mode of access: Internet.

A dissertation on miracles : designed to shew that they are arguments of a divine interposition and absolute proofs of the mission and doctrine of a prophet /

Mode of access: Internet.