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An edition of A Library Primer (1899)

A Library Primer

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60 short chapters on how to create a library.

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Cover of: A library primer.
A library primer.
1920, Library Bureau
Cover of: A library primer.
A library primer.
1920, Library Bureau
in English
Cover of: A library primer.
A library primer.
1920, Library Bureau
in English
Cover of: A library primer
A library primer
1910, Library Bureau
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A Library Primer
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Table of Contents

I. The beginnings - Library law Page 9 II. Preliminary work Page 10 III. What does a public library do for a community? Page 12 IV. General policy of the library Page 15 V. Trustees Page 17 VI. The librarian Page 20 VII. The trained librarian Page 23 VIII. Rooms, building, fixtures, furniture Page 25 IX. Things needed in beginning work Page 30 X. The Library Bureau Page 35 XI. Selecting books Page 39 XII. Reference books for a small library Page 46 XIII. Reference work Page 53 XIV. Reading room Page 57 XV. List of periodicals Page 61 XVI. Buying books Page 63 XVII. Ink and handwriting Page 69 XVIII. Care of books Page 73 XIX. Accessioning Page 76 XX. Classifying Page 78 XXI. Decimal classification Page 81 XXII. Expansive classification Page 84 XXIII. Author numbers or book marks Page 91 XXIV. Shelf list Page 92 XXV. Cataloging Page 94 XXVI. Preparing books for the shelf Page 99 XXVII. Binding and mending Page 103 XXVIII. Pamphlets Page 108 XXIX. Public documents Page 110 XXX. Checking the library Page 113 XXXI. Lists, bulletins, and printed catalogs Page 114 XXXII. Charging systems Page 116 XXXIII. Meeting the public Page 122 XXXIV. The public library for the public Page 123 XXXV. Advice to a librarian Page 126 XXXVI. The librarian as a host Page 128 XXXVII. Making friends for the library Page 131 XXXVIII. Public libraries and recreation Page 133 XXXIX. Books as useful tools Page 134 XL. Village library successfully managed Page 135 XLI. Rules for the public Page 137 XLII. Rules for trustees and employees Page 140 XLIII. Reports Page 146 XLIV. Library legislation Page 147 XLV. A. L. A. and other library associations Page 152 XLVI. Library schools and classes Page 154 XLVII. Library department of N. E. A. Page 156 XLVIII. Young people and the schools Page 157 XLIX. How can the library assist the school? Page 160 L. Children's room Page 163 LI. Schoolroom libraries Page 164 LII. Children's home libraries Page 166 LIII. Literary clubs and libraries Page 168 LIV. Museums, lectures, etc Page 170 LV. Rules for the care of photographs Page 171

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For catalog cards and all other records use a non-copying black, permanent ink. Carter's record ink is good. It has been adopted by the state of Massachusetts for all official records.
Page 69, added by George.
The selection of books should be left to the librarian, under the general direction of trustees or book committee.
Page 39, added by George.
To the librarian himself one may say: Be punctual; be attentive; help develop enthusiasm in your assistants; be neat and consistent in your manner. Be careful in your contracts; be square with your board; be concise and technical; be accurate; be courageous and self-reliant; be careful about acknowledgments; be not worshipful of your work; be careful of your health. Last of all, be yourself.
Page 22, added by George.

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