Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center
Rice Catalogs, Bulletins, Pamphlets
LH-39
Introduction
Biographical
Sketch
Scope and Content
Introduction
The materials in this collection were
originally part of the Rice Family Collection.
The Rice family was one of
Robert S. Rice married Eliza Caldwell in
William became a dry goods merchant in
John B. Rice studied medicine at the
John B. Rice married Sarah E. Wilson on
December 12, 1861 and they had two children, Elizabeth Wilson Rice (1865-1945)
and James Wilson Rice (1877-1936).
Robert H. Rice also studied medicine at the
Robert H. Rice married Cynthia Fry in 1863
and they were the parents of three children, Henry C. (1867-1942),
This collection consists of more than 800
bulletins, brochures, catalogs, and pamphlets accumulated by the Rice family dating
from 1854 to 1958, however, the bulk of the collection dates from the late
nineteenth to early twentieth century. The titles are arranged by subject. If
known, the date is included.
3 linear ft.
Agriculture
1.
Poultry housing
and fencing. Anchor Post Iron Works.
2. We must feed ourselves by Charles Carroll. Chicago International Harvester Co. of N.J. Agr. Ext. Dept., c.-1916.
3.
First hints on
sugar beet culture. The Continental Sugar Co.
4.
Wheat by
Franklin Everhart.
5.
My Better Homes
and Gardens’ garden helper by Alfred Carl Hottesed.
6.
Bovine
tuberculosis by C.E. Thorne.
7.
Annual Report,
1915.
8.
Annual Report,
1917.
9.
Annual Report,
1919.
10.
Annual Report,
1920.
11.
Sugar beet
production in northwestern
12.
Apple scab and
its contro lby A.L. Pierstorff. Ohio
State U. Agr. Ext. Serv., Bulletin no. 139, Mar., 1934.
13.
Weaving seats and
panels in furniture by Doris M. Ufer. Ohio State U. Agr. Ext. Serv.,
Bulletin no. 153.
14.
Premium list and
program, 6th annual apple show of the Ohio State U. Horticultural
Society, Dec. 14, 15, and 16, 1916.
15.
Rex spray guide. The Toledo Rex Spray Co.
16.
Soil survey of
Pemiscot County, Missouri by A. T. Sweet, et al, with folding map.
17.
Publications for
sale.
18.
Bee keeping
by Frank Benton, M.S. U.S. Dept. of Agr., Farmers’ Bulletin no. 59.
19.
Ducks and Geese:
standard breeds and management by George E. Howard.
20.
Rape as a forage
crop by A.S. Hitchcock.
21.
The production of
good seed corn by C. P. Hartley.
22.
Alfalfa by J.
M. Westgate.
23.
The spotted
garden slug.
24.
Stain removal
from fabrics, home methods by Margaret S. Furry.
25.
Growing
vegetables in town and city by Victor R. Boswell.
26.
Spraying for
profit by Howard Evarts Weed.
27.
The farmer’s home
garden by A.L. Dacy.
Animals
1.
The horse;
diseases of his feet; care, treatment and cure of same by Jas. B. Campbell.
2.
The book of dogs by
James Gilchrist Lawson.
Architecture
1.
The home of
beauty; a collection of architectural designs for small houses submitted in
competition by architects and architectural draftsmen and selected from four
hundred for their merit. [With floor plans.] The American Face Brick Assoc.,
2. 28 better homes; produced for the Lehigh Portland Cement Co.[With floor plans.] The Architectural Forum. Service division.
3.
1928 better home
architectural competition. [With floor plans.]
4. 22 low cost concrete homes. [With floor plans.] Portland Cement Association, 1935.
(Title page, pp. 1,2 missing.)
5. Inexpensive homes of individuality; being a collection of photographs and floor plans illustrating certain of America’s best country and suburban homes of moderate size. Anew and enlarged ed. by Henry H. Saylor, ed. New York City: McBride, Nast & Co., 1912.
Art
1. Paintings in the Cleveland Museum of Art. Picture book no. The Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland. Printed by the Artcraft Printing Co., 1945.
2.
First fine arts
exhibition of the Detroit International Fair, Sept.17 to 27, 1889. Detroit
International Fair Association. Buffalo,
New York: Gies & Co., printers and
engravers, 1889.
3.
Spode’s
Lowestoft. House of Spode, 1939.
4.
Hyperion
miniatures; Goya, 1746-1828. The Hyperion Press. New York, 1941.
5.
A guide to water
colour painting by R.P. Noble. London, George Towney & Co., 16thed.
6. The World’s Masters; Paul Cezanne, 1839-1906. The Studio. New York: The Studio Publications, Inc., 1935.
7. The World’s Masters; Edouard Manet. The Studio. New York: William Edwin Rudge, 1931.
8. The World’s Masters; Claude Monet. The Studio. New York: The Studio Publications, Inc., 1935.
9. The World’s Masters; Paul Cezanne, 1839-1906. The Studio. New York: The Studio Publications, Inc., 1935.
10.
Enjoy your
museum; I-F, Gainsborough and Reynolds by C.H. Collins Baker, Carl
Thurston, ed. Pasadena, California: Esto
Publishing Co., 1936.
11.
Enjoy your
museum; II, Prints by Roy Vernon Sowers and Pauline Sowers, Carl Thurston,
ed. Pasadena, California: Esto
Publishing Co., 1934.
12.
Enjoy your
museum; II A, Etching by Arthur Millier. Pasadena, California: Esto
Publishing Co., 1933.
13.
Enjoy your
museum; II E, Albrecht Durer by Arthur Millier. Pasadena, California: Esto
Publishing Co., 1935
.
14.
Enjoy your
museum; VI A, American Furniture of the 18th century by Walter A.
Dyer. Pasadena, California: Esto
Publishing Co., 1934.
15.
Wedgwood by
Josiah Wedgewood & Sons. New York :
Josiah Wedgwood & Sons, Inc. of America.
Automotive
1. Illustrated souvenir of the Studebaker Brothers Mfg, Co. Studebaker Brothers Mfg. Co., South Bend, Ind., U.S.A. Buffalo, New York: Gies & Co., 1893
2. One hundred one economies for the motorist. Farm ed. Tide Water Oil Sales Corp. New York City, tide Water Oil Sales Corp., 1923.
Bicycles
1. Suggestions for the choice, care and repair of cycles. Pope Mfg. Co. Boston: The Barta
1890.
2. Tourist’s manual and book of information of value to all bicyclers. Pope Mfg. Co.
Biography
1. The busy life of Mr. Jay Gould, as related by himself to a committee of the United States Senate. (Cover title: The story of Mr. Jay Gould as told by himself.) The American News Co. New York: The American News Co., 1883.
2. Life of Robert Burns by Thomas Carlyle. New York: American Book Exchange, 1880.
Boats and boating
1. The “Republic” Extra; or Journal of the voyage of the steamship “Republic.” Col. Edward C. James, ed. Offices of the White Star Line. Liverpool, Daily Post steam printing works, 1872.
2. Articles of incorporation and constitution and by-laws of the Toledo and Lake Erie Boating and Fishing Association. Toledo and Lake Erie Boating & Fishing Association. Toledo, OH: Blade Printing & Paper Co., 1885.
3. Articles of incorporation and constitution and by-laws of the Toledo and Lake Erie Boating and Fishing Association. Toledo and Lake Erie Boating & Fishing Association. Toledo, OH: The Toledo Bee Co., 1888.
4. Articles of incorporation and constitution and by-laws of the Toledo and Lake Erie Boating and Fishing Association. Toledo and Lake Erie Boating & Fishing Association. Toledo, OH: Vrooman, Anderson & Bateman, printers, 1893.
5.
Business
1. List O’ Trades and how to reach ‘em. F.D. Belknap, pub. New York and Chicago, Rapid Addressing machine Co, 1904.
2. Franco-American Soups and other specialties, a description of each variety by A. Biardot. Jersey Hts., NJ, The Franco-American Food Co., 1900.
3. Fogerty’s directory to the dry goods and kindred trades of New York, Philadelphia, Boston and the manufacturing cities of the East. J.J. Fogerty, pub. New York, J.J. Fogerty, Issue of 1884-5.
4. The home of the “57.” H.J. Heinz Co. Pittsburgh, The H.J. Heinz Co., c.-1912.
5. Borax; from the desert, through the press, into the home. Pacific Coast Borax Co. Chicago, W. B. Conkey Co., printers, 1895.
6. Shippers’ Guide. United States Express Co. Chicago, Harvey L. Goodall, printer, 1894.
7. The Wilcox (late Bradstreet’s) weekly market quotations in dry good giving jobbers prices, with index to first hands… O.A. Wilcox. New York, O.A. Wilcox, April 1, 1882.
8. The Iron Age directory; a classified index of goods manufactured by advertiser in the Iron Age. David Williams, Co., pub. New York: David Williams Co., 1903.
9. Celebrating 60 years of an American Institution. F.W. Woolworth Co.; a history of the enterprise that made America’s nickels and dimes buy more. F.W. Woolworth Co. New York: Lord& Thomas, 1939.
Coal Industry
1. Directory and handbook of Appalachian Coals, Inc. Appalachian Coals, Inc. U.S.A., printed by Coal Information Bureau, Inc., 1934.
2. Directory of ACI Coals. Appalachian Coals. Cincinnati, OH: Appalachian Coals, Inc.,
3. “Know how” to solve heating problems. Appalachian Coals, Inc. Cincinnati, OH: 1943
4. Practical Merchandising for ACI Retailers. Manual no. 3: Building a sound credit Appalachian Coals, Inc. Cincinnati, OH: Appalachian Coals, Inc., 1934.
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5. Practical Merchandising for ACI Retailers. Manual no. 6: Profit from coal accessories. Appalachian Coals, Inc. Cincinnati, OH: Appalachian Coals, Inc., 1934.
6. Letter and general brief on the policy and methods of the United Mine Workers of America, submitted by the Bituminous Operators’ Special Committee to the United States Coal Commission, April 5, 1923. Washington, D.C.: Ransdell Press, Inc., 1923.
7. The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway coal mine directory, 1946. The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.
8. Coal Facts. The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.
9. The military occupation of the coal strike zone of Colorado by the Colorado National Guard, 1913-1914. Report of the commanding general to the governor for the use of the congressional committee, exhibiting an account of the military occupation to the time of the first withdrawal of the troops in April, 1914. Colorado National Guard. Denver, CO: Press of the Smith-Brooks Printing Co., 1914.
10. The bituminous coal market and what to do about it. An address by W.B. Hughes, Sept., 1936. Washington, D.C., National Coal Assoc., 1936.
11. List of coal and coke operations on the Norfolk and Western Railway. (With folding map). No 13, 1941. Norfolk & Western Railway.
12. List of coal and coke operations on the Norfolk and Western Railway. (With folding map). No. 15, 1943. Norfolk and Western Railway.
13. The truth about the comparative cost of coal and oil for heating purposes.(Cover title: Proof-that coal heat is more economical than oil heat.) Pocahontas Operators Assoc. Bluefield, West Virginia
14. The retail solid fuel code;an interpretation by Harry Turner. Published by Appalachian Coals, Inc. Cincinnati, OH: Gibson and Perin Co., printers, 1934.
Construction
1. Orienting the house. American Face Brick Association. New York: Rogers & Co.,1922.
2. Wire screens. E.T. Burrows & Co. Portland, ME: E.T. Burrows & Co., 1892.
3. A revolution in building materials by Henry Sterling Chapin. New York City, the Building Brick Assoc. of America, 2nd ed., 1911.
4. Concrete shore protection. Portland Cement Co. Chicago, Portland Cement Co., 1930.
5. About culverts. The Sever Pipe Manufacturers Assoc. Akron, OH: The Superior Printing Co.,1915.
6. The cost of a house; a comparison between brick, wood, cement and hollow block construction by J. Parker B. Fiske. The Building Brick Assoc. of America, 1911.
Cookbooks
1. The People’s recipe book. E.C. Allen & Co.
2.
The modern
method of preparing delightful foods by Ida Bailey Allen. New York, Corn
Products Refining Co., 2nd printing, 1927.
3. Ayer’s book of pies and puddings. Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co. Lowell, MA, Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., 1892.
4.
Chafing dish
recipes. Bell and Richardson. Toledo, OH:
Bell and Richardson.
5. How to use a chafing dish. W. Bingham Co. Cleveland, OH: The W. Bingham Co.
6.
J.W. Colton’s
Cooking Recipes by J.W. Colton. Westfield, MA, 1879.
7.
Shefford
cheese recipes by Henriette DeBruin. Syracuse, New York, Shefford Cheese
Co., 1930.
8.
Cook
Book. Compiled and published by The
Federated Farm Women’s Clubs of Seneca and Sandusky Counties, O. Federated farm
women’s clubs of Seneca and Sandusky Co., O., 1928.
9.
Cook book of
tested recipes describing Franklin Mills fine flour of the entire wheat. Franklin
Mills Co., Batavia, New York.
10. Hood’s book of homemade candies. C.I. Hood & Co. Lowell, MA, 1888.
11. Arrow Brand cook book. E.B. Mallory & Co. Baltimore, MD, E.B. Mallory & Co., 4thed.
12. Dr. Price’s cook book… Price Baking Powder Co., 10th ed. 1889.
13. Table and kitchen. Price Baking Powder Co. Chicago, 1892.
14. Ransom’s family receipt book. D. Ransom, Son & Co. Buffalo, New York, 1879.
15. What shall I serve? Famous recipes for Jewish housewives. The Rumford Co. R.I Rumford, 1931.
16. “Queen City” receipt book… Shepard hardware Co. pub. Buffalo New York, Baker, Jones & Co., printers.
17. Rumford common sense cook book. Lily Haxworth Wallace, compiler. Rumford, RI, The Rumford Co.
18. The ladies’ note-book and calendar with select receipts and household information. World’s Dispensary Medical Association. Buffalo, New York, 1882.
Dictionary and reference books
1. Better say; a book of helpful suggestions for the correct use of English words and phrases by James C. Fernald, L.H.D. New York and London, Funk & Wagnalls Co.
2. Speak French; a book for the soldiers. The Goldsmith Publishing Co. Cleveland, OH, 1917.
3. Laird & Lee’s vest-pocket Webster pronouncing dictionary… Laird & Lee pub. Chicago, 1893.
4.
The new
Webster dictionary and complete vest-pocket library… E.E. Miles, pub.South Lancaster, MA 1894.
5.
Rand, McNally
& Co.’s pocket cyclopedia; a handbook of things worth knowing. Rand,
McNally & Co. Chicago, 1884.
6.
S.O.S.; slips
of speech and how to avoid them by Frank H. Vizetelly. New York and London,
Funk & Wagnalls Co., 1922.
Directories
1. Doan’s directory of the United States; wonders of America; official census figures. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, New York, 1921.
Dreams
1. Dr. Harter’s dream book. The Dr. Harter Medicine Co. St. Louis, Mo. 1889.
2. What your neighbors say; dream book. World’s Dispensary Medical Association. Buffalo, New York.
Economics
1. Der tariff; rede des Achrbaren Jacob Romeis, von Ohio, gehalten im Reprafentanten Donnerftag, den 17 Mai 1888 by Achtbaren Jacob Romeis.
2. Income tax primer, prepared by the Bureau of Internal Revenue for the information and assistance of taxpayers, [Jan, 19, 1918]. Reproduced by the Corporation Trust Co. as a supplement to its income tax service.
3. Advantages of trade acceptances to seller, buyer and banker by Edward H. Cady. Toledo, OH, The Guardian Trust and Savings Bank of Toledo.
4. Investment Guide. Henry Clews & Co. New York: Henry Clews & Co., 1898.
5. Investment Guide. Henry Clews & Co. New York: Henry Clews & Co., 1899.
6. Investment Guide. Henry Clews & Co. New York, Fifth annual no., Dec., 1901 (Jan. 1902.)
7. Investment Guide. Henry Clews & Co. New York, 1904.
8. How to pay for the war by Peter F. Drucker. Reprinted from Harper’s magazine, Mar. 1942.
9. Consumer credit, regulation W, as revised effective May 6, 1942. Federal Reserve System. Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.
10. The new price revolution by Irving Fisher. Cincinnati, OH, 1919.
11. Trade acceptances. The Guardian Trust and Savings Bank of Toledo. Toledo, OH.
12. Wages, living, and tariff by E.A. Hartshorn. New York: The American Protective Tariff League, 3rded.
13. The Tariff by the Hon. Frank H. Hurd. Reprint from Congressional Record of speech in the House of Representatives Tues., April 29, 1884. Washington, D.C. Got. Printing office, 1884.
14. The ABC of the Federal Reserve System by Edwin Walter Kemmerer. Princeton, N.J., Princeton University Press, 4th ed., 1920.
15. The Democratic party and the currency question; address by Virgil P. Kline, president of the Honest Money League of Cleveland, O. Cleveland, OH, The Honest Money League, 1879.
16. Understanding your income tax. National Association of Manufacturers of the U.S.A. New York, 1944.
17. The outlook for prosperity; economics new vs. economics old. An address delivered before the Economic Club of New York, Wed. eve. Feb. 10, 1915 by Geo. W. Perkins. New York reprinted from The Market World & Chronicle, 1915.
18. The Sherman Law; where it has failed, why it has failed, and a constructive suggestion. An address delivered before the Economic Club of Philadelphia, Pa, May 22, 1915 by Geo. W. Perkins. New York reprinted from The Market World & Chronicle, 1915.
19. Revenue act of 1921 relating to income tax on individuals and corporations…with explanatory digest. Approved by the President 3:50 p.m., Nov 23, 1921. (Cover title: Federal tax law with explanatory digest, 1921.) New York, Prentice-Hall, Inc.
20. Revenue act of 1921 with 1922 amendments. Includes income taxes on individuals and corporations; with explanatory digest of these and the estate tax; stamp taxes; capital stock tax and all other Federal taxes. 1923 ed. (Cover title: Federal tax law with explanatory notes, 1922.) New York: Prentice-Hall, 1923.
21. Small talk about business by A. E. Rice. Fremont, OH: Fremont Pub. Co., 1892.
22. Reasons and remedies for our business troubles by Samuel Untermayer. An address delivered before the Commercial Club and the Pittsburgh Industrial Development Commission at Pittsburgh, May 22, 1914 by Samuel Untermayer of New York.
23. The tariff; Speech of Hon. Charles P. Wickham of Ohio in the House of Representatives, Wed, May 16, 1888.
Electricity
1. Home book of electricity. Hotpoint Electric Heating Co., 1915.
2. Westinghouse unit switch system of multiple control. Westinghouse Electric & Mf. Co., Circular no. 1091. Pittsburgh, Pa., Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co.
3. Westinghouse no.113 railway motor. Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co., Circular 1120. Pittsburgh, Pa., Sept., 1905.
Food Preservation
1. A treatise on the art of preserving fruits hermetically, containing a precise method for preparing all kinds of fruits, tomatoes, corn, etc., also instructions for selecting the best self-sealing jars, by and Experienced Preserver. Philadelphia: Chase & Town, printers, 1868.
Fraternal organizations
1. A correct key to the entered apprentice, fellow craft and master mason degrees. Freemasons. Cleveland, OH, Bullis & Holden, Fifty-fourth ed., 1894.
2. F. and A. M.; funeral service. Freemasons. Cincinnati, OH, John D. Caldwell, Masonic supplies, 1873.
3. Masonic Benevolent Association of Central Illinois; constitution and by-laws. Freemasons, Central Illinois Masonic Benevolent Association. Mattoon, IL, Mattoon Daily Journal, 1878.
4.
Address of Jos.
Zimmerman of Fort Stephenson Lodge, no. 225, F. and A. M.Delivered in
Masonic Hall, Fremont, Oh, Tues., Dec. 18. 1888.
5.
The mysteries of
free masonry, containing all the degrees of the order, conferred in a Master’s
Lodge, as written by Captain William Morgan. Freemasons. Master Lodge. New
York: Wilson & Co., Sixth ed.
6.
Proceedings of
the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of the state of Ohio at its 53rd annual
communication, begun and held at Cleveland, Oct. 15-18, A. L. 5869, A.I. 2399,
A.D. 1869. Freemason. Ohio. Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons. Dayton, OH:
Journal Steam Book and Job Printing House, 1869.
7.
Proceedings of
the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of the state of Ohio at its
sixty-seventh annual convocation, begun and held at Sandusky, Oct. 10 and 11,
1883, A.I. 2413. Freemason. Ohio. Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons. Dayton,
OH: Journal Steam Book and Job Printing
House, 1883.
8.
Proceedings of
the Grand Commandery of Knights Templars, of the state of Ohio, twenty-fifth
annual conclave held at Cincinnati, OH, A.M. 5867, A.O. 749. Freemason.
Ohio. Knights Templars. Cincinnati OH:
John Tanner & Co., printers, 1867.
9.
Masonic
constitutions; the charges of a Free-Mason, the constitution, by-laws, rules of
Grand Lodge. Code of Masonic
jurisprudence; decisions upon Masonic Law; the burial service, and other forms
and ceremonies, as approved by the Grand Lodge of Ohio. Freemason. Ohio.
Grand Lodge. Toledo, OH: Spear, Johnson,
& Co. printers, 1882.
10.
Code of Masonic
jurisprudence for the government of the lodges under the jurisdiction of the
Grand Lodge of Ohio. Freemason. Ohio. Grand Lodge. Columbus, OH: Nevins
& Myers, printers, 1867.
11.
Proceedings of
the Grand Lodge of the most ancient and honorable fraternity of Free and
Accepted Masons of the state of Ohio begun and held at Cleveland, Tues., Oct.
18, A.L. 5864. Freemason. Ohio. Grand Lodge. Columbus, OH:
Richard Nevins, printer, 1864.
12.
Proceedings of
the Grand Lodge of the most ancient and honorable fraternity of Free and
Accepted Masons of the state of Ohio, begun and held at Cleveland, Oct. 19,
A.L. 5869. 1869. Freemason. Ohio. Grand Lodge. Toledo, OH: Blade Printing Establishment, 1869.
13.
By-laws of Toledo
Commandery, no. 7, Knights Templar, adopted May 20, 1870. Freemasons.
Toledo, OH, Knights Templar. Toledo, Oh: Blade Book & Job Printing House,
1870.
14.
Constitution and
laws of the National Union governing the Senate, Assemblies and Councils, as
amended by the third Senate, held June 17, 18, and 19, 1884. Senate of
National Union. Columbus, OH: Myers
Brothers, printers. 1884.
15.
Proceedings of
the Grand Council of Ohio from the organization, April 23rd, to Aug.
1st, 1854. Odd-fellows, Independent order of Ohio Grand Council.
Cincinnati, OH, Odd Fellows Literary Casket Office, printed by Tidball, Turner
& Gray, 1854.
15a. Constitution of the Grand Council of the
State of Ohio, March 28, 1854.
16.
Annual report of
medical examiner-in-chief of Royal Arcanum by Sanford Hanscom, M.D. Royal
Arcanum. [Montreal?], 1900.
17. Annual report of medical examiner-in-chief of Royal Arcanum by Sanford Hanscom, M.D. Royal Arcanum. [Montreal?], 1901.
18. Annual report of medical examiner-in-chief of Royal Arcanum by Sanford Hanscom, M.D. Royal Arcanum. [Montreal?], 1904.
19.
The code of
constitutions and laws of the Royal Arcanum governing the supreme, grand, and
subordinate councils and members. Royal Arcanum. Boston, MA, The Supreme
Council, 2nd ed., 1896.
20.
The code of
constitutions and laws of the Royal Arcanum governing the supreme, grand, and
subordinate councils and members. Royal Arcanum. Boston, MA, The Supreme
Council, 1st ed., 1898.
21.
Constitutions and
laws of the Royal Arcanum governing the supreme, grand, and subordinate
councils as amended at the ninth annual session of the Supreme Council, in
Philadelphia, PA, June 1st to 8th, inclusive, the
amendments to take effect July 1st, 1886. Royal Arcanum. Boston,
MA, The Supreme Council.
22.
Constitutions and
laws of the Royal Arcanum governing the supreme, grand, and subordinate councils
as amended at the tenth annual session of the Supreme Council, in Boston, MA,
June 8th to 15th, inclusive, the amendments to take effect July 1st,
1887. Royal Arcanum. Boston, MA, The Supreme Council.
23.
Constitutions and
laws of the Royal Arcanum governing the supreme, grand, and subordinate councils
as amended at the eleventh annual session of the Supreme Council, in Toronto,
Ont., June 5th to 11th, inclusive, the amendments to take effect
August 1st, 1888. Royal Arcanum. Boston, MA: The Supreme Council.
Furniture
1. Handbook, Concord Antiquarian Society, Concord, MA by Hazel E. Cumin with introduction by Allen French, president of the society. Concord Antiquarian Society, Portland, ME: The Southworth-Anthoensen Press, 2nd ed. 1937.
2. American Chippendale Furniture; a picture book. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York, 1940.
Games
1. Whist up to date. C.S.S. Boston, MA: Pope Mfg. Co., 1892.
2. Culbertson’s summary; contract bridge at a glance by Ely Culbertson. New York: The Bridge World, 1931.
3. Laws of contract bridge by Wynne Ferguson. New York, 1929.
4. The 1926 rules and laws of auction bridge by Wynne Ferguson. New York, 1926.
5. Traite technique des billiards Vauban; manuel theorique & pratique publis sous la direction de Daniel Gauvain by Daniel Gauvain. Paris, Imprimerie Charles Renaudie, 1907.
6. Fifty games of cards and how to play them by M.A. Goldsmith. New York: Modern Sports Pub. Co., 1931.
7. Card games and how to play them. Publishers’ seventh edition of rules of popular games. The U.S. Printing Co. Cincinnati, OH: The U.S. Printing Co, 1894.
8. Manual of Chivalrie. West & Lee Game Co. Worcester, MA, 1874.
Geology
1. Line in 1921 by G.F. Loughlin and A.T. Coons. Mineral resources of the U.S.,. 1921-part 2 (pp. 155-168). Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey. Published Nov. 29, 1922.
2. The geology and coal resources of the coal-bearing portion of Tazewell, County, VA, by T.K. Harnsberger. Virginia Geological Survey, University of Virginia, Bull. no. 19. Charlottesville, VA: University of Virginia, 1919.
3. Amargosa Copper District by R. H. Whiteside. Bisbee, AZ: Bisbee Ore Printing dept., 1915.
Government
1. Municipal ownership, address by Hon. S.M. Jones of Toledo at the annual convention of the League of American Municipalities, at Detroit, MI, Aug. 4, 1898. S. M. Jones. Toledo, OH: The News Pub. Co., 1898.
2. A death thrust at state sovereignty, at national solvency, at American manhood, at post-war recovery. Ohio Chamber of Commerce. Columbus, OH, 1943.
Human rights
1. The story of the rights of man as told in seven great documents. H. & S. Co. Printed in U.S.A., H. & S. Co.
Insurance
1.
Life insurance:
as presented by the Aetna life insurance co. Aetna Life Insurance Co. Hartford, CT:
Case, Lockwood & Co., printers, 1867.
Labor
1. Address to the public by The Citizens Alliance of Bloomington, Illinois; an association of law-abiding citizens, organized for the protection of the constitutional and legal rights of the whole people and of all labor, whether union or non-union. The Citizens’ Alliance of Bloomington, Ill. Bloomington, Ill: Shreve & Co., Jan. 20, 1903.
2. Appeasement won’t work by DeWitt Emery, president National Small Business Men’s Association. Reprinted from Feb., 1943, issue of Pulling Together.
3. A warning to labor – and to management. An address delivered March 13, 1944, before Founder’s Day Dinner, Boston Univ. Eric A. Johnston, President Chamber of Commerce of the U.S. Washington, D.C., Chamber of Commerce of the U.S. 1944.
Mexico
1. Facts and figures about Mexico and her great railroad, The Mexican Central. (With folding map). Mexican Central Railway Co. City of Mexico, 1900.
Military
1. 79th congress, 1st session, House document no. 134. Handbook for servicemen and servicewomen of WWII and their dependents, including rights and benefits of veterans of WWI and their dependents. Wright Pitman. Washington, D.C. Govt. Printing Office, 1945.
Mining
1. Gold mining and prospects in the Black Hills. The North-Western [Railroad] Line. Omaha, Nebraska, The North-Western Line.
2. A valuable mining and smelting enterprise. J. T. Worthington. [Toledo, OH], 1882.
Miscellaneous
1.
Biological sketch
of Millie Christine, the Carolina twin, surnamed the two-headed nightingale,
and the eighth wonder of the world. Cincinnati, OH: Hannegan & Co., printers, 1902.
2.
The Hollenbeck
Home for the Aged, founded by Mrs. Elizabeth Hollenbeck, Dec. 1, 1890; opened
Sept. 6, 1896; enlarged and reopened May, 1908. Los Angeles, CA: Crescent Printing Co., 1920.
3.
Letters from a
self-made merchant to his son [by] George Horace Lorimer, with pictures by B.
Martin Justice and F.R. Gruger. Philadelphia: The Curtis Pub., Co., 1901.
4.
The story of the
globe; an absorbing explanation of curious and fascinating facts about the
globe and our world, including the popular question and answer game. Replogle
Globes. Chicago: Replogle Globes.
5.
Taylor’s Riddle
Book by Walter A. Taylor. Atlanta GA.
6.
How to take care
of leather. Vacuum Oil Co.
Rochester, New York, 1893.
7.
Know your world. Weber Costello Co, Manufacturers. Chicago
Hts., Ill.
New York City – History
1.
Chronicles, 1818
– 1909; being a record of sundry happenings which have had place since A.D.
1818 in that part of Greater New York which at present is distinguished as the
borough of Manhattan. Brooks Brothers. New York: The Cheltenham Press, 1909.
Ohio – Capitols.
1.
Ohio’s capitols,
compiled by workers of the Writers’ Program of the Work Projects Admin. in the
state of Ohio. Ohio W.P.A. Columbus,
OH, May 1941.
Ohio - Labor Laws
1. Information for workers; Ohio unemployment compensation law, 1944, state of Ohio. Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation. Columbus, OH, 1944.
2. The Ohio unemployment compensation law, annotated, 1943. Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation. Columbus, OH, 1944.
3. The Ohio state insurance manual; workmen’s compensation premium rules and rates, effective July 1, 1936. No. 24. Ohio Industrial Commission. Columbus, OH, 1936.
4. The workmen’s compensation law of Ohio with amendments and all laws defining the powers and duties of the Industrial Commission of Ohio, with amendments. Ohio Industrial Commission. Bulletin. Columbus, OH: The F.J. Heer Printing Co., 1936.
Ohio – Politics
1. Proceedings of the first quarterly session of the Executive Council of Ohio, December, 1854. Ohio Executive Council. Cincinnati, OH: C. Clark & Co., 1855.
2. Proceedings of the second quarterly session of the Executive Council of Ohio, March, 1855. Ohio Executive Council. Cincinnati, OH: C. Clark & Co., 1855.
3. Bank closing and political plunder under James M. Cox. The Ohio Republican State Executive Committee. Columbus, OH: Allied Printing, 1916.
Ohio – Waterways
1. Concerning the central riverway and its relation to you. The Great Lakes and Ohio River Waterways Association. Cincinnati: Procter & Collier Press, 1919.
Ohio – Cleveland – Marine Directory
1. Manual and directory. Marine Engineers’ Beneficial Assoc., no. 2, Cleveland, OH Cleveland, OH, 1893.
Ohio – Toledo
1. The Department of public welfare of Toledo; the meaning of its service by Sylvanus P. Jermain, director. Toledo, OH: B.F. Wade & sons, 1928.
Oil industry
1. Standard Oil Stocks. Twenty-third ed. General Service Corporation. New York, 1925.
Patents
1.
Address delivered
before the Washington patent-law class, by A.H. Evans, esq. A.H. Evans, esq.
2. A.H. Evans & Co., solicitors of American and foreign patents and attorneys and counselors in patent law. New ed. A. H. Evans & Co. Washington D.C.: R. O. Polkinhorn & Son, printers.
3. Practical suggestions for inventors. R.S. & A.B. Lacy. Washington D.C., 1905.
4. Information relating to American and foreign patents. George E. Lemon. Washington D.C., 1888.
5. The Scientific American hand-book; a treatise relating to patents; a treatise relating to patents, caveats, design, trade-marks, copyrights, labels, etc. Scientific American. New York: Munn & Co., 1881.
6. The Scientific American hand-book; a treatise relating to patents; a treatise relating to patents, caveats, design, trade-marks, copyrights, labels, etc. Scientific American. New York: Munn & Co., 1891.
7. The Scientific American hand-book; a treatise relating to patents; a treatise relating to patents, caveats, design, trade-marks, copyrights, labels, etc. Scientific American. New York: Munn & Co., 1896.
8. H.A. Seymour, solicitor of patents and counselor in patent causes. H.A. Seymour. Washington, D.C., 1890.
9. H. A. Seymour, solicitor of patents and counselor in patent causes. H.A. Seymour. Washington, D.C., 1896.
10. United States and foreign patents. H.A. Seymour. Washington, D.C., 1899.
11. A condensed treatise on the law of patents for useful inventions. William E. Simonds. Washington, D.C., 1893.
12. How to obtain patents, trademarks, copyrights and caveats, with abstracts of decisions in leading patent cases, and other information of importance to inventors, patentees and manufacturers. C.A. Snow & Co. Washington, D.C., 1900.
13. Information and advice relating to patents. C.A. Snow & Co. Washington, D.C.
14. Rules of procedure for inventors desiring to obtain patents in the United States and foreign countries. H.B. Willson & Co. Washington, D.C.
Patriotism
1. Americans, Wake Up! The American Legion. The Americanism Commission, 1922.
2. Long may it wave; our good earth…keep it ours! U.S. Treasury Dept. Washington, D.C. Govt. printing office, 1942.
Philippine sanitation
1. Philippine water supplies. George W. Heise and A.S. Behrman. Manila, Bureau of printing, 1918.
Photography
1. The Wellcome photographic exposure record and diary. Burroughs Wellcome & Co. London, N.Y., 1910.
2. The amateur photographer. Wm. H. Walker & Co., publishers. Rochester, N.Y.: Ernest Hart, printer, 1882.
Physical exercise
1. Class exercises in physical culture as applied to health, grace and symmetry by Adelle E. Burch. Kalamazoo, Michigan, 1914.
2. Health through exercise. George T. Everett. Newark, N.J.: The Prudential Insurance Co. of America, 1926.
Poetry
1.
A Christmas
carol. Philip Brooks. New York, E.P. Dutton & co., Printed by E. Nester
at Nuremberg (Bavaria), 1890.
2. Loving Wishes. E.P. Dutton & Co., New York.
3. The Star. F.E. Weatherly. London, Hildesheimer & Faulkner.
Politics
1. The fiction of “Imperialism.” The sovereignty of the nation the safeguard of self-government. David Jayne Hill. Milwaukee, Wis.: Allied printing, 1900.
2. Hell bent for election. James P. Warburg. Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc., 1936.
Proverbs
1. Five hundred choice maxims and common sense proverbs, or arrows from the quiver of truth. James H. McMechan. Wheeling, WV: West Virginia Printing co., 1886.
2. Points of worldly wisdom picked up here and there by E. J. Timmons. Cover title: Points frequently overlooked by both the wise and otherwise. E.J. Timmons. Cincinnati, OH: The Monitor Co., 1895.
3. Scraps of wit and wisdom from the crazy patchwork of reflection, begged, borrowed, and begotten by E. J. Timmons. E. J. Timmons. Cincinnati, OH: The Monitor Co., 1896.
Public Health
1. Healthy homes and foods for the working classes, by Victor C. Vaughan, M.D., Ph.D. American Public Health Assoc., Lomb prize essay. Concord, N.H.: Republican Press Assoc., 1886.
Railroads
1. Before the Interstate Commerce Commission, finance docket no. 7685; in the matter of application of Wabash Railway Co. (With folding map). Wabash Railway Co. New York: The DeVinne-Hallenbeck Co., printers, 1929.
2. Some aspects of the railroad labor problem by John G. Walber. Address before the Traffic Club of New York at Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, New York, May 26, 1922. John G. Walber.
Religion
1. The light of Asia byEdwin Arnold. New York: American BookExchange, 1880.
2.
Messages for
thought and action by Mary Whitney Arnold, 1939.
3. Seed to the sower and bread to the eater. Andrew Baird, compiler. Wichita, Kansas: The Yucca Co.
4. Come to Jesus by Newman Hall. New York, The American Tract Society, 1856.
5. The song of our Syrian Guest by William Allen Knight. Boston, N.Y.: The Pilgrim Press, 350th thousand, 1905.
6. The song of our Syrian Guest by William Allen Knight. Boston, N.Y.: The Pilgrim Press, 350th thousand, 1905.
7. America…or the world. A Christian answer by D.A. McGavran. New York: Foreign Missions Conference of North America, 1936.
8. A sermon, delivered at The Music Hall, Boston, on Sunday, Feb.14, 1858 by Rev. Theodore Parker, minister of the twenty-eighth Congregational Society, revised by the author. Rev. Theodore Parker. Boston: Wm. L. Kent & Co., 1858.
9. Armageddon, the greatest battle of all time; who will survive? by Judge J.F. Rutherford. Brooklyn, N.Y.: Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society, 1937.
10. An appeal to Christian mothers in behalf of the heathen by Rev. John Scudder. New York: The American Tract Society.
11. The nature and tendency of modern spiritualism by J. H. Waggoner. Battle Creek, MI: Steam Press of the Review & Herald Office, 1858.
12. Fighting for liberty on the home front. Watchtower Bible and Tract Society, Inc. Brooklyn, N.Y., 1943.
13. “The Prince of Peace” also “Fearless against the world’s conspiracy” by President of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society. Brooklyn, N.Y. Watch Tower Bible & Tract Society, 1936.
Sociology
1. International Conciliation special bulletin: Labor’s war aims. American Association for International Conciliation. New York, 1918.
2. Deterioration of the Puritan stock and its causes by John Ellis, M.D. New York, published by the author, 1884.
3. Chapters on Socialism by John Stuart Mill. New York: American Book Exchange, 1880.
4. Marriage and divorce: an inquiry into the moral, the practical, the political, and the religious aspects of the question by A.P. Richard. New York: Rand, McNally & Co., 1891.
Sports
1. Army Athletic Council, bulletin no. 11. H.M. Nelly (Football representative). West Point, N. Y., Nov. 28, 1908.
Steam engines
1. Compendium of mechanical and scientific knowledge relating to steam engines and steam by George A. Whitney. Chicago: Smith & Colbert Press, 1892.
Theater
1. French’s standard drama, No. 89; Ingomar, the Barbarian, a play in five acts. Translated from the German and adapted to the English stage by Maria Lovell. New York: Samuel French, publisher.
Travel
1. Around the world in a Berry wagon. Illustrated by W.W. Denslow. Berry Brother, Ltd. Detroit, MI, 1909.
2. Customs regulations: a companion book to “Going to Europe.” Brooks Brothers. New York: The Cheltenham Press, 1911.
3. Hassan’s American and European distance tables or strangers’ pocket companion, carefully arranged for the travelling public of the U.S. T.V. Hassan & Co. Philadelphia, Revised ed., 1876.
4. A survey of the popular hotels of North America. International Transportation Assoc., Inc. Washington D.C., 1927.
5. Raymond and Whitcomb’s tours and tickets. General announcements for the season of 1905-6. Raymond & Whitcomb Co. Boston, 1905.
War
1. The Russian-Japanese war and humanity by Richard Pexton Loughead.
Wills
1. Relating to wills and kindred subjects. The Cleveland Trust Co. Cleveland, OH.
2. Management and distribution of estates. Franklin Trust Co. New York, 1907.
3. The first step in making your will. The Guardian Trust and Savings Bank of Toledo. Toledo, OH