rom the beginning it must be understood that what is written here applies
chiefly to country homes. The general principles laid down are applicable
with equal force to town or city life; but as a people we dwell mostly in the
country, and, even in villages or small towns, each house is likely to have its
own portion of land about it, and to look toward all points of the compass,
instead of being limited to two, as in city blocks. Of the comparative advan-
tages or disadvantages of city or country life, there is no need to speak here.
Our business is simply to give such details as may apply to both, but chiefly
to the owners of moderate incomes, or salaried people, whose expenditure
must always be somewhat limited. With the exterior of such homes, women
at present have very little to do; and the interior also is thus far much in the
hands of architects, who decide for general prettiness of effect, rather than
for the most convenient arrangement of space. The young bride, planning
a home, is resolved upon a bay-window, as large a parlor as possible, and an
effective spare-room; but, having in most cases no personal knowledge of
work, does not consider whether kitchen and dining-room are conveniently
planned, or not, and whether the arrangement of pantries and closets is such
3 HELEN CAMPBELL
that both rooms must be crossed a hundred times a day, when a little fore-
sight might have reduced the number certainly by one-half, perhaps more.
Inconvenience can, in most cases, be remedied; but unhealthfulness or un-
wholesomeness of location, very seldom: and therefore, in the beginning, I
write that ignorance is small excuse for error, and that every one able to read
at all, or use common-sense about any detail of life, is able to form a judg-
ment of what is healthful or unhealthful. If no books are at hand, consult
the best physician near, and have his verdict as to the character of the spot
in which more or less of your life in this world will be spent, and which has
the power to affect not only your mental and bodily health, but that of your
children. Because your fathers and mothers have been neglectful of these
considerations, is no reason why you should continue in ignorance; and the
first duty in making a home is to consider earnestly and intelligently certain
points.
Four essentials are to be thought of in the choice of any home; and their ne-
glect, and the ignorance which is the foundation of this neglect, are the secret
of not only the chronic ill-health supposed to be a necessity of the American
organization, but of many of the epidemics and mysterious diseases classed
under the head of "visitations of Providence."
These essentials are: awholesome situation, good ventilation, good drainage,
and a dry cellar. Rich or poor, high or low, if one of these be disregarded, the
result will tell, either on your own health or on that of your family. Whether
palace or hut, brown-stone front or simple wooden cottage, the law is the
same. As a rule, the ordinary town or village is built upon low land,
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. rom the beginning it must be understood that what is written here applieschiefly to country homes. The general principles laid down are applicablewith equal force to town or city life; but as a people we dwell mostly in thecountry, and, even in villages or small towns, each house is likely to have itsown portion of land about it, and to look toward all points of the compass, instead of being limited to two, as in city blocks. Of the comparative advan-tages or disadvantages of city or country life, there is no need to speak here.Our business is simply to give such details as may apply to both, but chieflyto the owners of moderate incomes, or salaried people, whose expendituremust always be somewhat limited. With the exterior of such homes, womenat present have very little to do; and the interior also is thus far much in thehands of architects, who decide for general prettiness of effect, rather thanfor the most convenient arrangement of space. The young bride, planninga home, is resolved upon a bay-window, as large a parlor as possible, and aneffective spare-room; but, having in most cases no personal knowledge ofwork, does not consider whether kitchen and dining-room are convenientlyplanned, or not, and whether the arrangement of pantries and closets is such3 HELEN CAMPBELLthat both rooms must be crossed a hundred times a day, when a little fore-sight might have reduced the number certainly by one-half, perhaps more.Inconvenience can, in most cases, be remedied; but unhealthfulness or un-wholesomeness of location, very seldom: and therefore, in the beginning, Iwrite that ignorance is small excuse for error, and that every one able to readat all, or use common-sense about any detail of life, is able to form a judg-ment of what is healthful or unhealthful. If no books are at hand, consultthe best physician near, and have his verdict as to the character of the spotin which more or less of your life in this world will be spent, and which hasthe power to affect not only your mental and bodily health, but that of yourchildren. Because your fathers and mothers have been neglectful of theseconsiderations, is no reason why you should continue in ignorance; and thefirst duty in making a home is to consider earnestly and intelligently certainpoints.Four essentials are to be thought of in the choice of any home; and their ne-glect, and the ignorance which is the foundation of this neglect, are the secretof not only the chronic ill-health supposed to be a necessity of the Americanorganization, but of many of the epidemics and mysterious diseases classedunder the head of "visitations of Providence."These essentials are: awholesome situation, good ventilation, good drainage, and a dry cellar. Rich or poor, high or low, if one of these be disregarded, theresult will tell, either on your own health or on that of your family. Whetherpalace or hut, brown-stone front or simple wooden cottage, the law is thesame. As a rule, the ordinary town or village is built upon low land, Master the art of domestic efficiency by prioritizing health and logic over mere aesthetics. This guide empowers homemakers to design sanitary, well-ventilated living spaces that safeguard the well-being of their entire family. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798240879197
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. rom the beginning it must be understood that what is written here applieschiefly to country homes. The general principles laid down are applicablewith equal force to town or city life; but as a people we dwell mostly in thecountry, and, even in villages or small towns, each house is likely to have itsown portion of land about it, and to look toward all points of the compass, instead of being limited to two, as in city blocks. Of the comparative advan-tages or disadvantages of city or country life, there is no need to speak here.Our business is simply to give such details as may apply to both, but chieflyto the owners of moderate incomes, or salaried people, whose expendituremust always be somewhat limited. With the exterior of such homes, womenat present have very little to do; and the interior also is thus far much in thehands of architects, who decide for general prettiness of effect, rather thanfor the most convenient arrangement of space. The young bride, planninga home, is resolved upon a bay-window, as large a parlor as possible, and aneffective spare-room; but, having in most cases no personal knowledge ofwork, does not consider whether kitchen and dining-room are convenientlyplanned, or not, and whether the arrangement of pantries and closets is such3 HELEN CAMPBELLthat both rooms must be crossed a hundred times a day, when a little fore-sight might have reduced the number certainly by one-half, perhaps more.Inconvenience can, in most cases, be remedied; but unhealthfulness or un-wholesomeness of location, very seldom: and therefore, in the beginning, Iwrite that ignorance is small excuse for error, and that every one able to readat all, or use common-sense about any detail of life, is able to form a judg-ment of what is healthful or unhealthful. If no books are at hand, consultthe best physician near, and have his verdict as to the character of the spotin which more or less of your life in this world will be spent, and which hasthe power to affect not only your mental and bodily health, but that of yourchildren. Because your fathers and mothers have been neglectful of theseconsiderations, is no reason why you should continue in ignorance; and thefirst duty in making a home is to consider earnestly and intelligently certainpoints.Four essentials are to be thought of in the choice of any home; and their ne-glect, and the ignorance which is the foundation of this neglect, are the secretof not only the chronic ill-health supposed to be a necessity of the Americanorganization, but of many of the epidemics and mysterious diseases classedunder the head of "visitations of Providence."These essentials are: awholesome situation, good ventilation, good drainage, and a dry cellar. Rich or poor, high or low, if one of these be disregarded, theresult will tell, either on your own health or on that of your family. Whetherpalace or hut, brown-stone front or simple wooden cottage, the law is thesame. As a rule, the ordinary town or village is built upon low land, Master the art of domestic efficiency by prioritizing health and logic over mere aesthetics. This guide empowers homemakers to design sanitary, well-ventilated living spaces that safeguard the well-being of their entire family. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798240879197
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. rom the beginning it must be understood that what is written here applieschiefly to country homes. The general principles laid down are applicablewith equal force to town or city life; but as a people we dwell mostly in thecountry, and, even in villages or small towns, each house is likely to have itsown portion of land about it, and to look toward all points of the compass, instead of being limited to two, as in city blocks. Of the comparative advan-tages or disadvantages of city or country life, there is no need to speak here.Our business is simply to give such details as may apply to both, but chieflyto the owners of moderate incomes, or salaried people, whose expendituremust always be somewhat limited. With the exterior of such homes, womenat present have very little to do; and the interior also is thus far much in thehands of architects, who decide for general prettiness of effect, rather thanfor the most convenient arrangement of space. The young bride, planninga home, is resolved upon a bay-window, as large a parlor as possible, and aneffective spare-room; but, having in most cases no personal knowledge ofwork, does not consider whether kitchen and dining-room are convenientlyplanned, or not, and whether the arrangement of pantries and closets is such3 HELEN CAMPBELLthat both rooms must be crossed a hundred times a day, when a little fore-sight might have reduced the number certainly by one-half, perhaps more.Inconvenience can, in most cases, be remedied; but unhealthfulness or un-wholesomeness of location, very seldom: and therefore, in the beginning, Iwrite that ignorance is small excuse for error, and that every one able to readat all, or use common-sense about any detail of life, is able to form a judg-ment of what is healthful or unhealthful. If no books are at hand, consultthe best physician near, and have his verdict as to the character of the spotin which more or less of your life in this world will be spent, and which hasthe power to affect not only your mental and bodily health, but that of yourchildren. Because your fathers and mothers have been neglectful of theseconsiderations, is no reason why you should continue in ignorance; and thefirst duty in making a home is to consider earnestly and intelligently certainpoints.Four essentials are to be thought of in the choice of any home; and their ne-glect, and the ignorance which is the foundation of this neglect, are the secretof not only the chronic ill-health supposed to be a necessity of the Americanorganization, but of many of the epidemics and mysterious diseases classedunder the head of "visitations of Providence."These essentials are: awholesome situation, good ventilation, good drainage, and a dry cellar. Rich or poor, high or low, if one of these be disregarded, theresult will tell, either on your own health or on that of your family. Whetherpalace or hut, brown-stone front or simple wooden cottage, the law is thesame. As a rule, the ordinary town or village is built upon low land, Master the art of domestic efficiency by prioritizing health and logic over mere aesthetics. This guide empowers homemakers to design sanitary, well-ventilated living spaces that safeguard the well-being of their entire family. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798240879197
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