The craftsman
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The craftsman
Vol. XXII, Number 2
United Crafts, May 1912
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Contents
[Frontispiece] "The Madonna of the Laurel"
[Title page] The craftsman, p. 3a
Contents, pp. 3a-4a
The future of garden cities in America: democratic town planning to be accomplished by coöperation, pp. 117-122
Our desires, Wilkinson, Marguerite O. B. p. 123
The spring academy: its tendencies and successes, pp. 124-132
Returning wings, Field, Anne P. L. p. 132
Old creole courtyards, P. F. G. pp. 133-141
The way of a bird with its nest, Roorbach, Eloise pp. 142-151
Trifles, Mason, Edward Wilbur p. 151
When architect and gardener are one!, pp. 152-160
Photography as a means of individual development: a study of the camera from an artist's point of view, pp. 161-169
Faithless husbands: a story, Godfrey, Pearl Franklin pp. 170-176
The low spots in the fence, Staples, John p. 176
Interlaken, an outdoor school where boys through their own efforts learn how to think and how to work, Riordon, Raymond pp. 177-186
Modern country homes in England: number twenty-four, Parker, Barry pp. 187-194
The dance of the people, Roberts, Mary Fanton pp. 195-199
A reply to the "American Renaissance" which appeared in The craftsman, January 1912, Hopkins, Alfred p. 200
Two brick Craftsman houses designed to help establish better standards of living, pp. 201-208
Uncle Sam's schools for farmers, p. 208
A ranch bungalow embodying many modern ideas, Byers, Charles Alma pp. 209-211
What Springfield's schoolboys are doing, p. 211
A cottage with some bungalow features, Ford, E. Drusille pp. 212-215
Gasoline and electricity versus horse power, p. 215
Modern nomads: the tragedy of the moving van, p. 215
Some old New England doorways, records of the craftsmanship of colonial days, pp. 216-219
Farmers' week at Amherst State College, p. 219
The sugi finish: a Japanese decorative treatment of woods, pp. 220-224
Flowers for late planting, Thomson, Adeline Thayer pp. 225-227
The usefulness of the dumb waiter for small homes, p. 227
Ike-bana, or the art of flower arrangement, Cole, Evangeline pp. 228-230
Als ik kan: "we also have a religion", Stickley, Gustav pp. 236-238
Books received, pp. 238 ff.
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