Category: History - American
e.3. One 4-week book of fiction on one card, 5; two 4-week books of fiction on one card, 2; three 4-week books of fiction on one card, 2; unlimited (East Orange), 1; none issued for 4 weeks, 6.
The most interesting thing brought out by this investigation is the fact that it has taken your committee two years to ascertain and tabulate the simple facts regarding methods...
10. Part 6, devoted to the art department, in John Cotton Dana's "ModernAmerican library economy," is a very useful guide, not only in its record of accomplishment at Newark, but also in its hints as to sources, its list of addresses. Miss Ethelred...
9. c. How many of these were on printed cards from the Library ofBoston Public Library. Brooklyn Public Library. Buffalo Public Library. Carnegie Library, Pittsburgh. Chicago Public Library. Cincinnati Public Library. Cleveland Public Library...
1. c. If a borrower presents his own cards and those ofe.3. One 4-week book of fiction on one card, 5; two 4-week books of fiction on one card, 2; three 4-week books of fiction on one card, 2; unlimited (East Orange), 1; none issued...
2. m. Is the assistant at the charging desk required to use a4. d. Do you send collections of books for home circulation6. d. Do you have separate files for cards issued to7. c. Do you retain at the library a borrower's card on which5. c. Do you have separate files for 7-day cards, or do you3. c. Are records kept in different departments combined