Library Essays; Papers Related to the Work of Public LibrariesFront matterReading editionChapter navigation35 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterPREFACEPAINS AND PENALTIES IN LIBRARY WORK[1]HOW LIBRARIANS CHOOSE BOOKSTHE WORK OF THE SMALL PUBLIC LIBRARYLAY CONTROL IN LIBRARIES AND ELSEWHERE[3]THE WHOLE DUTY OF A LIBRARY TRUSTEE: FROM A LIBRARIAN’S STANDPOINT[4]THE DAY’S WORK: SOME CONDITIONS AND SOME IDEALS[5]LIBRARY STATISTICSOLD PROBABILITIES IN THE LIBRARY—HIS MODEST VATICINATIONS[6]THE LOVE OF BOOKS AS A BASIS FOR LIBRARIANSHIP[7]THE LIBRARY AS THE EDUCATIONAL CENTER OF A TOWNTHE LIBRARIAN AS A CENSOR[8]HOW TO RAISE THE STANDARD OF BOOK SELECTION[9]SYSTEM IN THE LIBRARY[10]THE EXPLOITATION OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY[11]SERVICE SYSTEMS IN LIBRARIESEFFICIENCY RECORDS IN LIBRARIESMAL-EMPLOYMENT IN THE LIBRARY[12]COST OF ADMINISTRATION[13]LIBRARY CIRCULATION AT LONG RANGECONFLICTS OF JURISDICTION IN LIBRARY SYSTEMS[14]THREE KINDS OF LIBRARIANS[15]SCHOOL LIBRARIES AND MENTAL TRAININGTHE LIBRARY AND THE BUSINESS MAN[16]POETS, LIBRARIES AND REALITIES[17]THE CHURCH AND THE PUBLIC LIBRARYTHE FUTURE OF LIBRARY WORKPOPULARIZING MUSIC THROUGH THE LIBRARY[18]TWO CARDINAL SINSA MESSAGE TO BEGINNERSLUCK IN THE LIBRARYTHE LIBRARY AS A MUSEUMTHE LIBRARY AND THE LOCALITYINDEXBeginning of this editionNext chapter →PREFACEAll chapters and sections (35)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsPREFACEPAINS AND PENALTIES IN LIBRARY WORK[1]HOW LIBRARIANS CHOOSE BOOKSTHE WORK OF THE SMALL PUBLIC LIBRARYLAY CONTROL IN LIBRARIES AND ELSEWHERE[3]THE WHOLE DUTY OF A LIBRARY TRUSTEE: FROM A LIBRARIAN’S STANDPOINT[4]THE DAY’S WORK: SOME CONDITIONS AND SOME IDEALS[5]LIBRARY STATISTICSOLD PROBABILITIES IN THE LIBRARY—HIS MODEST VATICINATIONS[6]THE LOVE OF BOOKS AS A BASIS FOR LIBRARIANSHIP[7]THE LIBRARY AS THE EDUCATIONAL CENTER OF A TOWNTHE LIBRARIAN AS A CENSOR[8]HOW TO RAISE THE STANDARD OF BOOK SELECTION[9]SYSTEM IN THE LIBRARY[10]THE EXPLOITATION OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY[11]SERVICE SYSTEMS IN LIBRARIESEFFICIENCY RECORDS IN LIBRARIESMAL-EMPLOYMENT IN THE LIBRARY[12]COST OF ADMINISTRATION[13]LIBRARY CIRCULATION AT LONG RANGECONFLICTS OF JURISDICTION IN LIBRARY SYSTEMS[14]THREE KINDS OF LIBRARIANS[15]SCHOOL LIBRARIES AND MENTAL TRAININGTHE LIBRARY AND THE BUSINESS MAN[16]POETS, LIBRARIES AND REALITIES[17]THE CHURCH AND THE PUBLIC LIBRARYTHE FUTURE OF LIBRARY WORKPOPULARIZING MUSIC THROUGH THE LIBRARY[18]TWO CARDINAL SINSA MESSAGE TO BEGINNERSLUCK IN THE LIBRARYTHE LIBRARY AS A MUSEUMTHE LIBRARY AND THE LOCALITYINDEXARTHUR E. BOSTWICK, Ph. D. · · · THE H. W. WILSON COMPANY NEW YORK 1920◇PREFACE →