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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1912

Page

10

Ideal Summer Cottage Described by Beal Architect

An illustrated description details a coastal era cottage designed by J. William Beal of Boston, built for about 2600 dollars. The centerpiece is a long front veranda with a panoramic view of Washington and Mount Rainier, featuring a brick fireplace, picturesque stonework, and a sunlit dining and living area with built in storage. The second floor holds three large chambers and a bath, with plumbing described as the best on record.

J. William Beal Architvet Boeton Alec Girs

Camp Life Observations Stir Debate On Girls Recreation

A historical excerpt questions girls camp routines, arguing strict supervision, boating limits, and structured activities. It contrasts rigorous outdoor training with concerns about lax social habits, urging discipline, safety, and purposeful exercises for developing endurance and character.

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Summer camps for girls reveal mixed benefits and risks

An article by Mary H Northend et al discusses girls summer camps focusing on supervision, health, and moral guidance. It weighs strict discipline against freedom, notes equipment, meals, and activities, and cites experiences stressing physical safety, nutrition, and social development.

Open Air Bedroom Dormer Under Oaks for Sleep Outdoors

A Washington DC author describes building an outdoor sleeping room beneath large red oaks, using simple rough pine framing and a sky view. The design features a three foot high wainscoted wall, a roof of cheap sash, and canvas or gunny sack curtains that roll away to let in sun and air. The author notes the bed, ventilation, rain protection, and the nightly glow of stars, with lessons from three years of use and a hope others will try it.

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