Economic farmhouses and their architectural problems (1914)
Etherton, William Alonzo · leaf 129
y confined against fire and vermin, this material nay beused to advantage for filling between the studs of frame houses. It is usod ex-tensively in the walls of cold storage buildings. Jawdust is too dense for highefficiency as an insulating material. Wide cornices are also effective in thv/arting… … Print No. 3L In the other Oklahoma house shown by the preceding print, i.o. 30,page 43, thecornice affords no protection to the door and windows from the hot rays of thenoon-day sun. The second floor of a story-and-a-half house in the warmer states is almostuninhabitable during the summer months,…
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