The lighting of school-rooms; a manual for school boards, architects, superintendents and teachers (1904)
Rowe, Stuart Henry, 1869- · New York, London [etc.] Longmans, Green, and co. · leaf 71
se.) imprisons vision and that our eyes need the longdistances for recuperation, just as it has been claimedby Cohn and others on scanty evidence that the rea-son for greater frequency of myopia in cities thanin the country is the more frequent opportunity inthe country to rest the eyes in the more… … Via. 23 b.—The revolving sash. (Detaa) immediate environment, oiir decision must be in favorof clear glass. Columns, Pillars, etc.—^With the broad piers hasalso gone the day of columns, piUars, etc., inside theordinary school-room, though they are still much inevidence in old buildings. Wherever…
School hygiene · Lighting
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