Economic farmhouses and their architectural problems (1914)
Etherton, William Alonzo · leaf 187
Print Ho. 41. 79 had broken down under the burden of her housework. 3he explained then that thedining-room is noz adjacent to the kitchen, upon being questioner about the fueland water, she stateu that she had for years been carrying coal from the barn,•xhis i3 not one of the unusual and extreme… … .Print No. 42• ihe man of the first house admitted that there was no reason why a coal bunkercould not be provided near the cook stove and filled directly from the wagon; butno one had thought of it. The man of the second house accepted the suggestionfor such an arrangement as a revelation and he…
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