Economic farmhouses and their architectural problems (1914)
Etherton, William Alonzo · leaf 71
Print No. 18. tend to hold families together; but cheerless, unlovable, and insanitary housesdrive boys and girls to the cities if not to dens of vice. Investigations ofprisons, insane asylums, and houses of ill fame have seemed to prove the fact 21 that sins which account for the oxistcncc of… … xTint No. 19. Dwight L. liOOdy said of England that it was more in need of homes than ofchurches. Jhe ancient jews made ample provisions for the home, realizing that whatthe home is the child will he. xhe family, home and household all figure prom-inently in the ministry of ^hrist; indeed, the-…
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