The New Century Home Book; a Mentor for Home Life in All Its Phases; a Chronicle of the Progress of America And the World; a Compendium of the Nation's Greatest City; And a Guide for the Great Army of Homebuilders..
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The farmer must determine for himself what he and his family need in their new home, and then rely upon the architect to help him most nearly realize his ideas.
The water supply on a farm is an important factor in determining the site of the house.
Springs, ponds, creeks, and running streams may largely decide the site. The modern wind- mill, driven well, and water tower, however, have given the farmer a wider field for selec- tion, for with their aid the farmhouse may be built on much higher g...round than would other- wise be the case. The windmill, too, enables the progressive farmer to have running water in his home and to pipe it to the barn and dairy.
109 The New Century Home Book asuilbing anb %om Heeociationa T"HE opening of the new century finds build- ing and loan associations a highly im- portant factor in the building of American liomes. These organizations arc known in some States as savings and h)an associations, and in Massachusetts they arc called coopera- tive banks. They have been comprehensively defined as "an outgrowth of tlie combined ef- forts of many independent individuals pos- sessed of limited powers of production, but large opportunities to make those powers avail- able, to gather into a common fund the surplus product of each individual's labor — not for the purpose of using this common fund as a lover for greater industrial advantage to the com- bination, but as a source of supply for a higher form of individual life to each member in turn, by providing for him and his family a home in which greater comfort might contribute to a more exalted type of civilization." 110 Illustrations on this page are of Cottages erected in the vicinity of New York City on the Co-operative Plan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The farmer must determine for himself what he and his family need in their new home, and then rely upon the architect to help him most nearly realize his ideas.
The water supply on a farm is an important factor in determining the site of the house.
Springs, ponds, creeks, and running streams may largely decide the site. The modern wind- mill, driven well, and water tower, however, have given the farmer a wider field for selec- tion, for with their aid the farmhouse may be built on much higher g...round than would other- wise be the case. The windmill, too, enables the progressive farmer to have running water in his home and to pipe it to the barn and dairy.
109 The New Century Home Book asuilbing anb %om Heeociationa T"HE opening of the new century finds build- ing and loan associations a highly im- portant factor in the building of American liomes. These organizations arc known in some States as savings and h)an associations, and in Massachusetts they arc called coopera- tive banks. They have been comprehensively defined as "an outgrowth of tlie combined ef- forts of many independent individuals pos- sessed of limited powers of production, but large opportunities to make those powers avail- able, to gather into a common fund the surplus product of each individual's labor — not for the purpose of using this common fund as a lover for greater industrial advantage to the com- bination, but as a source of supply for a higher form of individual life to each member in turn, by providing for him and his family a home in which greater comfort might contribute to a more exalted type of civilization." 110 Illustrations on this page are of Cottages erected in the vicinity of New York City on the Co-operative Plan.
What to read after The New Century Home Book; a Mentor for Home Life in All Its Phases; a Chronicle of the Progress of America And the World; a Compendium of the Nation's Greatest City; And a Guide for the Great Army of Homebuilders..?
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