A Manual of Home-Making
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The housewife should, therefore, be alert and (juick to seize evcny opi)oi-tunity to know more of the production, the marketing, the nutritive value, and the cost of the vast number of articles which she has to buy. She is expected to be expert in the buying of not only one article, but hundreds. She has an unlimitcnl field for study.
A good l)uyer plans for the present and for the future. She carefully considers the material in the storerooms, ice-boxes, and gardens, and plans to buy only that... which will supplement or enable her to use the food already on hand. The next step is to visit the markets. The good buyer rarely telephones.
The exceptions to this rule would be an emergency call or the buying of standard products, such as sugar, cereals, spices, or known brands of goods.
The housewife uses the senses of sight, touch, taste, and smell in her final judgment of food. It is quite as essential that she should use the same senses in buying food. To do this it is necessary that she should go to market.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The housewife should, therefore, be alert and (juick to seize evcny opi)oi-tunity to know more of the production, the marketing, the nutritive value, and the cost of the vast number of articles which she has to buy. She is expected to be expert in the buying of not only one article, but hundreds. She has an unlimitcnl field for study.
A good l)uyer plans for the present and for the future. She carefully considers the material in the storerooms, ice-boxes, and gardens, and plans to buy only that... which will supplement or enable her to use the food already on hand. The next step is to visit the markets. The good buyer rarely telephones.
The exceptions to this rule would be an emergency call or the buying of standard products, such as sugar, cereals, spices, or known brands of goods.
The housewife uses the senses of sight, touch, taste, and smell in her final judgment of food. It is quite as essential that she should use the same senses in buying food. To do this it is necessary that she should go to market.
What to read after A Manual of Home-Making?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Van Rensselaer, Martha, [from Old Catalog] Comp to read onlineMoreLess
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