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1. From feed sack to clothes rack : the use of commodity textile bags in American households from 1890-1960.

Creator Personal:
Powell, Margaret.
Title:
From feed sack to clothes rack : the use of commodity textile bags in American households from 1890-1960.
Call Number:
P14691
Date:
2012
Description:

Printout of electronic article from: University of Nebraska-Lincoln, DigitalCommons@University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Issued as: Textile Society of America Symposium Proceedings, paper 732.

Subject Topical:
Flour--Packaging., Bagging., Home economics, Rural., Cotton fabrics--United States., Recycling (Waste, etc.), Feeds--Packaging.
All:
Feeds--Packaging., Flour--Packaging., Home economics, Rural., Recycling (Waste, etc.), Cotton fabrics--United States., Bagging.

2. Recycling feed sacks and flour bags : thrifty housewives or marketing success story?

Creator Personal:
Connolly, Loris.
Title:
Recycling feed sacks and flour bags : thrifty housewives or marketing success story?
Call Number:
P14692
Date:
1992
Description:

Printout of electronic article from: Dress, v. 19 (1992).

Subject Topical:
Feeds--Packaging., Home economics, Rural., Bagging., Cotton fabrics--United States., Recycling (Waste, etc.), Flour--Packaging.
All:
Recycling (Waste, etc.), Flour--Packaging., Bagging., Home economics, Rural., Cotton fabrics--United States., Feeds--Packaging.

3. Use it up, wear it out, make it do, do without.

Creator Personal:
Wolff, Linda.
Title:
Use it up, wear it out, make it do, do without.
Call Number:
P14698
Date:
2012
Description:

Photocopy of book chapter from: First-times and old timers : the Texas Folklore Society fire burns on. Issued as: Texas Folklore Society. Publications, 68.

Subject Topical:
Recycling (Waste, etc.), Frugality., Home economics.
All:
Recycling (Waste, etc.), Home economics., Frugality.