The Farmer And the New Day
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Unfortunately man has often done his part to spoil it all. Straight highways, square corners, the absence of shade trees, unsightly weeds, un- kempt door yards, box-like houses are altogether too common in our American country life. It is possible without great expense to develop a set of beautiful com- munities in the country side. We need a rural archi- tecture, simple but charming. We may locate farm buildings so as to render the plant both convenient and attractive. The use of fruit trees a...s well as of shade trees in the highways; the development of parklets or squares in the country villages after the fashion of the old New England village common; the proper location, architecture and landscape surroundings of such build- ings as the school, the church, the Grange hall, the town hall, the library and the community house are possibili- ties within the reach of multitudes of farmers, once public opinion of the community insists upon it. If these things cost a great deal of money, perhaps they might not be so strongly urged, but it is largely a mat- ter of community enterprise and education and in- sistence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Unfortunately man has often done his part to spoil it all. Straight highways, square corners, the absence of shade trees, unsightly weeds, un- kempt door yards, box-like houses are altogether too common in our American country life. It is possible without great expense to develop a set of beautiful com- munities in the country side. We need a rural archi- tecture, simple but charming. We may locate farm buildings so as to render the plant both convenient and attractive. The use of fruit trees a...s well as of shade trees in the highways; the development of parklets or squares in the country villages after the fashion of the old New England village common; the proper location, architecture and landscape surroundings of such build- ings as the school, the church, the Grange hall, the town hall, the library and the community house are possibili- ties within the reach of multitudes of farmers, once public opinion of the community insists upon it. If these things cost a great deal of money, perhaps they might not be so strongly urged, but it is largely a mat- ter of community enterprise and education and in- sistence.
What to read after The Farmer And the New Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butterfield, Kenyon L. (Kenyon Leech), 1868-1935 to read onlineMoreLess
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