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     “Vocational guidance
seeks the largest realization of the

     possibilities of every
child and youth, measured in terms of

     worthy service.”
[Illustration:  Photograph by Brown Bros. 
Camp fire girls The lessons of patriotism,
kindness, and industry taught by the Camp Fire Girls’
organization make it a power for good]
VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE FOR GIRLS
by
MARGUERITE STOCKMAN DICKSON
Author of From the Old World to the New, A
Hundred Years of Warfare. 1689-1789, Stories
of Camp and Trail, Pioneers and Patriots in
American History
Rand Mcnally & Company

Chicago New York
1919
THE CONTENTS
Page

A Foreword                                       
             ix
PART I. PRESENT-DAY IDEALS OF WOMANHOOD
Chapter

   I. Woman’s place
in society                              
   3
II.  The ideal home
                                          18
III.  Establishing A home
                                     27
  IV.  Running the domestic
machinery                           49