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Dressmaking Instruction
1922
Dressmaking instruction outdoors, with one woman serving as a model.
Sewing Class with Mrs. Jones
Young girls at work in the Rochester Short Course sewing laboratory, with Nellie Kedzie Jones supervising their work. Many girls are doing handwork and some are using machines. The young woman in t...
Bookkeeping Class
1913
A University Extension Division class in bookkeeping, held in the public library and taught by an instructor from Milwaukee.
Cooking with Mrs. Jones
Agricultural extension cooking class, probably at Wausau, supervised by Nellie Kedzie Jones.
Cooking Class with Mrs. Jones
Cooking short course class at the Rochester under the supervision of Nellie Kedzie Jones.
