Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-16
Comfort on F..

Prairie Farmer. @"i
There Is less com,o.,
m iarm-houses than ~, "a irrs /,
me owners OF them wan nsis egg.. /,
70 provide facilities s,s a. rdn I,
N for ,sa to the hot sun i, ssss',t
me sun shines" So ,a ,aats h,I N
tivate his corn and bs ~, ne ntr 4
during the warmes, dase't ts n
VOW as IN Bible times. X I. y Z: Il
neayy burdens In he ~ II sat \
rnere is no escape from m, \ = I, a \
But on very farm ,t 'As~ lhl's|
and should be. convsn,. .aeis tlti
me held-hands can enieyp 's 90 n
they are not at work ~ Y
be Shade trees under whs iaeii {,
beats on which thev ~. 'n.n
lounge. Hammocks az ~, esn ~
they can be easily seeu ,s1 el''i
places, as under tress and u Y, Y =
of buildings. They ara III X y 4
Portable, and afford 4 sn NJ ~
limbs as well as the bodv 's s y
the Kind Of rest man n,sa' y. u Y
peen walking In the sun ~
same time doing hard wort \
summer-houses are vetv A,y'
about n farm house. Thss u
places to rest than In any ~, Il
house, as they are cooler rt 49,
expensive, as the only matsr,sIs v
FOR their construction arr ~,
strips of board or fence win. IN
or hop vines are trained ~,
their products will be Of Sam. ~
many respects the common MI
creeper makes the hest covss,r1
is very hardy and grows. ln,r,
Madeira vines make a most ~
covering. In many locations ~
roses are hardy and when n.-
they viii form n bower Of he,r,,
employed In the fields vii n,r,,.
erbor to sit or lounge in to snv \,
ment In the house. An arbor |. N
desirable for children, as Il n,Il
fine playhouse. The female MN
Of the family can use Il whua "A
Ironing, sewing and mendInr. II
comfortable place In which Is u,i|
1t contains r permanent table n
can be served In II. The SAM N
cnn be employed for ironing AM \
ing clothes, Town people vto 4
farmers would be delighted at a
in an arbor. In slavery days ne n
ing for the men employed on ne d
or plantation In the South was ii
invariably done In a building I'D
DIT some distance from the hass
residence. The laundry work vsi
done in II.
BY this arrangement there vas
occasion for having a fire IN The NJ
ing where the family resided. n \
accordingly kept free from hsaia
and the CdVis arising from coa'|
food. On fair days the food "a
in the building toat was detached 4
the house was generally served %
verandah. This old Southern els|
rs good enough 10 introduce lai'
North.
The use OF I'll stoves prevents p
dlscomforts IN a farm house, A
produce but Little heat, and
fame can be directed lmmedi|
against the vessel in which the o0's
is being done. One OF these q
does not heat up an entire house
cooking stove in which coal q :
Is employed as fuel does. The a
in It Is started instantly ana
tinguished at will Two Of ID, Y
meals that are required each daI 4
be prepared on an oil stove
also heat fiat irons and water NJ.
for any purpose.
The costly systems OF ventlliu''
troduced into many city residenn
too. expensive for farmers houses
all the windows should be hlns y 4
they can lie moved from the bp
bottom, provilad with sout NJ.
screens. Pure air Is as esssnIin
sound and refreshing sleep IS Y =
good digestion AID perfect haAa
farm houses the air IS Esl.s
bad for want OF means Of proper \
a supply of ice adds muen Y
comfort of the inmates OF u
house. II net only allows lnsn
have cooling beverages, bui ~ y
and frozen puidings, when ~ n u
duri ~ hot wealah. !.
an ice house It is easy to ii.r
meat, which is produced on lss n
and to keep 300 Sed food y sly
a long time. Ice saves ispoll "A
II unnecessary 10 COOK y y.
For foods and drinks to Be aIp, u;
1t is requisite that they Be ~, }.
ably warmer or colder tiap Aa1
air or the norma w.
ture OF the body II they Z"
same temperature. lfey an A
But iced tea is - delicious = ~ y,
and in the summer more prs.
fer It. The ike is true Of o'p"
erages. ,...,, n
A bath tub Of some descflppvr /,
an arrangem 9nt for filllng y ~" .as|
Ter and for dlsc1argins II y
tial to the com.oct Of the ocoa l.'s. \
D. farm house. As yet inVels's
genulty has accomrlished =. M
toward providing facilitlss s'rn
'ng i'm farm houses. and IN, ~
most inviting one. The sn.'r ~.
water and sewer pipes ana sss|
Of running wat.r render ,,,' y (, d
% have good bathing fselu asl's',f
country, but IN seme farm s Y. I. IA
not the house, there should o.
tilted up for bathing.
How's Thisf j
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