The craftsman
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The craftsman
Vol. XXII, Number 1
United Crafts, April 1912
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Contents
[Title page] The craftsman, p. 3a
Contents, pp. 3a-4a
The betrayal of the people by a false democracy, Borglum, Gutzon pp. 3-9
The saviors of Russia, her men of genius: illustrated by the sculpture of Naoum Aronson, pp. 10-17
How architectural beauty and consistency may help solve economic and social problems, pp. 18-26
Fairy tales, Wilkinson, Marguerite O. B. p. 26
Mary Ann Butler's burial fund: a story, Rabb, Laura S. pp. 27-33
Pergolas as screens for town and village homes, pp. 34-41
The wood-carver's last panel, Shinn, Charles H. pp. 42-45
Seeds, Higgins, Aileen Cleveland p. 45
Value to our nation of the vanishing water birds, denizens of the air, earth and sea, pp. 46-53
Modern country homes in England: number twenty-three, Parker, Barry pp. 54-65
A chant of spring, Ableson, Blanche pp. 66-67
A friendly garden with picturesque features and many flowers, pp. 68-76
The daffodil, Conkling, Grace Hazard p. 77
The vases of Hugo Elmquist, Madden, Eva pp. 78-83
Poverty and wealth, Mason, Edward Wilbur p. 83
Two inexpensive Craftsman concrete cottages, pp. 84-88
How I built my bungalow, Dyer, Charlotte pp. 89-94
How to make a few acres feed you with small initial outlay, Jenkins, W. H. pp. 95-96
Business farmers, p. 96
A bungalow planned for much outdoor living, Byers, Charles Alma pp. 97-98
How a printer bought a five-acre farm with the savings of his salary: and both occupations are being run successfully, Govier, C. W. pp. 99-100
In the wild gardens of California, Hardy, A. S., Mrs. pp. 100-102
Brilliant colors in decorative work: the interest in wool embroideries increases, pp. 103-104
Flowers for the rock garden, pp. 105-106
The protection and propagation of game birds, p. 106
The practical and ornamental grape-vine, pp. 107-108
Herbs for an old-fashioned garden, p. 108
The Craftsman Fireplace: more details about this heating and ventilating system, pp. 109-110
Als ik kan: the meaning of Colonel Roosevelt's candidacy, Stickley, Gustav pp. 111-114
Books received, pp. 114 ff.
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