Description
1929 edition. Hardcover has wear, some stains, and the corners are each worn. Some pencil marks on pages, especially inside the front cover. Binding is secure. Ships from Colorado.
This charming 1929 edition of “The Story Of Milk For Girls And Boys” offers a fascinating glimpse into early 20th-century educational materials and cultural attitudes. Published as part of the Keystone Primary Series, this book aimed to teach young readers about the production and importance of milk through engaging storytelling. The well-worn condition and pencil marks hint at its use in classrooms or by curious children, making it a delightful time capsule. Laura and Marian J. Wesley Zirbes, the authors, were likely educators or writers commissioned to create this instructional work during a period when agriculture and food production were still closely tied to many American communities. For collectors of vintage children’s literature, textbooks, or dairy industry ephemera, this book represents a unique piece of Americana that sheds light on the era’s values and educational approaches. Readers will appreciate the opportunity to step back in time and experience the innocence and charm of this milk-themed tale for young minds.
