Although titled an ""elementary"" method, this very standard flute method progresses at a very rapid rate, and includes material for at least two or three years of study.

Contents:
Introduction
Position
The Flute and Its Care
How to Practice
What to Practice
Transposition
Fingering
The Crutch (or Bridge)
Open and Closed G# Key
Breathing
Tuning
Time
Before Playing
General Preliminary Advice
Additional Advice
Rudiments of Music
Kinds of Notes
Kinds of Rests
Sharps, Flats, Naturals, ect
Signs Most Frequently Used
Tone Production
Construction of Scales
Excercises on the D and F Scales
Dotted Quarter Notes Followed by Eights
The Slur
Simple Tonguing Exercises
Slurring and Tonguing
Miscellaneous Slurring Exercises
Syncopation
Staccato Tonguing
Staccato Exercises in 6-8 Time
Miscellaneous Exercises
Dotted Eights Followed by Sixteenths
Staccato Exercises in Sixteenth Notes
Sixteenths Followed by Dotted Eights
Scale Studies
Triplets
The Chromatic Scale
Exercises for Developing Technique
Preparatory Exercises on the Turn
The Turn
Grace Notes
The Trill
Major and Minor Scales
Major and Minor Chord Exercises
Melodic Minor Scales
Harmonic Minor Scales
Sustained Tones
Intervals
Embouchure Exercises
Miscellancous Technical Exercises
Double Tonguing
Triple Tonguing
Cadenzas
Collection of Songs and Solos
Etude I
Etude II
Etude III
Etude IV
Etude V
Etude VI
Etude VII
Grand Fantasie Theme and Variations