This small booklet begins with a "family tree" of the religious groups that broke from the Catholic Church - namely the Moravians, the Lutherans, the Anglican and the Reformed - to which is added the Mennonites. From the Mennonites, additional branches are shown, including the Amish. Sections of the booklet are entitled: These Odd Folf Called "Amish;" Quaintness of Hair Style and Dress Attract Attention; Amish in Mifflin County Accounted Leading Conservatives; Amish and Mennonites are World-Famed Agriculturalists; Religious Services are Held in their House and Barns; Bundling and Marriage Customs are Interesting and Unique; Funerals and Superstitions Attract Outside Interest; Temperance and Frugality are Two Outstanding Attributes; Woman's Place is in the Home and in the Harvest Fields; The German Language and "Dutch" Dialect Familiar to All; Historical Account of the Amish and the Mennonites; Amish-Mennonite Statistics; The True "Faith and Practice" of the Brethren, of "Dunkers." No Table of Contents. No index. Some photographs. Brief list of books about the Amish and Mennonites.