Wilderness Homes A Book of the Log Cabin
A 1908 review of Oliver Kemp’s Wilder ness Homes explaining practical steps for building a one to one and a half story log cabin in the woods. It covers site selection heating with a fireplace, veranda use, window placement, axe handling, thoughtful tree felling, dope for mosquitoes, neatness, decor minimalism, and cost estimates around 216 dollars for a full layout with living room kitchen and veranda plus plans and illustrations.
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Kemp
Oliver Kemp
New York
the Outing Publishing, Company
Everyman edition by Mitchell Kennerley praised
Mitchell Kennerley releases a scholarly edition of Everyman with introduction notes and a bibliography by Montrose J. Moses. The book preserves the quaint English and includes illustrations from a recent performance. Moses provides exhaustive, engaging scholarship on the play and its historical context.
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Mitchell Kennerley
Everyman
Montrose J. Moses
Moses
Climbing Up to Nature by Florence F. Lewis
A Boston published sentimental tale about a small town’s reform through a maiden’s arrival. The story follows floral transformation, decor changes, and a charismatic minister, with four central women delivering a flat, feminine social critique.
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Florence F. Lewis
C. M. Clark Publishing Company
Boston
McCormack
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Gjoa
Roald Amundsen
Lieut. Hansen
J. Scott Keltie
F. S
F.S. A
Royal Geographical Society
Bjornstjerne Bjornson
Rome
E. P. Dutton & Company
West 23d Street
New York City
Ing.—V
Sun
Maurice
Chicago
Post
Charles Scpibner's Sons
Frederic J. P. Ladd
Gordon Grant
Albany Times-Union
Charles H. Caffin
THE
Baker & Taylor CO
East 17Th Street
Baker's Great Book Shop
Birmingham
Eng
Gilpatric
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