Log cabins and cottages; how to build and furnish them (1908)
Wicks, William S · New York, Forest and Stream Publishing Co. · leaf 44
will also make a very good broom; indeed, the bestof pII kinds, if well made. Refuse of Cami.—Dig a good-sized hole in the ground in which to throw refuse meat, fish.potato parings, dishwater, etc. Every time anything is put in it sprinkle on a little of the earth thatwas taken out. It will keep… … place may, however, be made by sinking a barrel in the ground and covering the top with mosquito netting and the whole with a few hemlock boughs.Ice House.—An ice house is a luxury in the woods, but where the encampment is permanent it will be of great use in keeping meats and game. You can have it…
Log cabins · Architecture, Domestic
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