Economic farmhouses and their architectural problems (1914)
Etherton, William Alonzo · leaf 169
nd exper-ience teaches that the roof covering leaks, flaps in the wind, or blows awaymore because of carelessness in applying it than for inherent defects in the ma-terials. wide cornices (with ample gutters), window shutters and insulated walls,though effective in excluding heat from the house,… … -Prirt. iTni ,M 71 for the ends and a 2-inch pole for the bottom, they are quite efficient for allweather conditions. The porch as shown above is open on throe sides, except forthe screens, the canvas drop curtains and the honeysuckle vines, it is in north-ern uklahoma, where the winds are often…
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