Anticipations.H.G. Wells.
Mankind in the Making.H.G. Wells. Scribners.
A Modern Utopia.H.G. Wells. Scribners.
Twentieth-century Inventions: a Forecast.Geo. Sutherland. Longmans, Green, & Co.
The Level of Social Motion.Michael Lane. Macmillan.
The Theory of the Leisure Class.Thorstein Veblen. Macmillan.
The Woman who Spends.Whitcomb and Barrows.
Physical Deterioration: Its Causes and their Cure.A. Watt Smyth. E.P. Dutton.
Shelter.Syllabus 94, Home Education Dept, Univ. of N.Y. State Library, Albany.
Report of the Tenement-house Commission.
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Adaptationlack of"Anticipations"Advisers, homeAge, spirit of theAirAltruriaAlbert's, Prince, adviceApartment housesArchitectsArchitecture, domesticArts, constructive
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BachelorapartmentBack, bending thestrength ofBadges of toilBoarding housesorigin ofBreakfastBuildinglawsloan associationsBuilding tradesBureau of Labor, U.S.
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CapitalCare of roomshuman bodyCarpentry in high schoolCentrifugal forceChildrendeterioration of manners ofChoiceCityhousesCivilizationClass to work forCleaning machineCleanlinessClothingColonial housesperiod, housebuilding ofSouthern type of, housesCommuter, trials ofCompanionshipCompromiseConcreteConsciousness, socialConstructionConsumption, destructiveConveniencesCooperationCostincreasingof housing and total incomeper person and per familyCountryCrowding
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Dayton schemeDebtDemandbusinessDemocracyDeterioration of housesDirtDiscomfortsDiscontentDishonesty in standardsDole, CharlesDomestic comfortmachineprogress, retardedunrestDrainageDrudgeryDust
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Economics, home, exhibithouseholdsocialEconomistEconomyEffective lifeworkersEffectivenessEfficiencyloss ofEnergyEngineering, definition ofEngle's lawEnvironmentEuthenicsEvolutionExpenseExpensesoperatingExperience in doinglack ofExperts, houseExtravagance
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FamilytableFarm lifeFlatFlatsFloors, hard-woodlignolithFoodForcefor regenerationForeignerFriction due to house
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GardenGardeningGas-stovesGroup system
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Habit, perils ofHabitsHandsHeatingHomeabandonment ofadvisersAnglo-Saxon meaning ofbuilding ofHome economicsfeelinglifelove ofmakersmeans privacyties loosenedHomelessHomesteadHospitalityHot waterHousebuildingColonialevidence of social standing-keepers-keeping, twentieth-century-maids, physical inefficiency ofplanning in High SchoolplanssuburbanHousescitycolonial, of New Englandfour classes ofmodernHousing
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IdealIdeasImprovementsIncomeIndividualIndustries, disappearance ofInstallment planInvasion of residential districtsInventionInvestment
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Kitchenaccompanimentsremodelled, in ProvidenceKitchenette
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Labor, Bureau of-saving devicesLack ofadaptationbusiness trainingexperiencefaithful serviceharmonystudyLandLandlordLand-scheme promoterLane, Mr. MichaelLeaven of progressLegacy"Level of Social Motion"Lifeeffectivefrontierfullerhomeopen airprivate, shabbyrestrainedLightLiving, decentsanecost ofLocationLodge, Sir Oliver
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MachineryMaid's roomsMaking of thingsMan, earlyprimitiveMannersMarriage, responsibility ofMealsMechanicalprogressMenialMiddle, leaven of progress inModel Tenement Association, New YorkMoneybasismeasure of successspendervalueMorison, Geo. SMorris Building CoMulock, Miss
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Nasmyth, JamesNatural selectionNaturelove ofreturn toNeill, Chas. P., extracts from address byNew Epoch, The
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Opinion, publicOwen, RobertOwn or rentOwnership
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ParksParsons, Wm. BarclayPatronage of the artsPermanence in homestead, lack ofPettingill, Miss [Transcriber's Note: Pettengill in text.]PhilanthropistPhilanthropyPhysical ill-being indomesticsschool childrenwage-earnersPlace of the housePlansPlumbingPossibilities in sightPreeminence, socialPrimitive manPrinciple, fixedracePrivacyPrivate life shabbyProductive workProgressleaven ofraceProtection
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Question, a difficult
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Race principleReadjustmentReal estateRefugeRegeneration, force forRentor own-payersResidential districts, invasion ofResponsibility of marriageRestaurantRestrained lifeReturn to natureRights to property, etc.Roosevelt, President
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SanitarianSanitaryEnglish, Inspectors Association, President ofSanitationSavingSchools, publicScienceScrubbingSelection, naturalSelf-interest-preservationServicefaithful, lack ofSewer connection, houses withoutShelterShelter, marrying forSheltering the childrenSimplicitySocial advanceaspirationbettermentconditionsSocial conscienceconsciousnessconventioneconomicsostracismpleasurepreëminencesciencesignificancestandingwelfareSocietySociologistSociologySomervilleSpacediminishingSpenderSpirit of the ageStandardsStone, Mary Lowell, Home Economics ExhibitStructureStuckert, MrsStudy, lack ofSuburbanhouseslivingsquareSuburbsSun-parlorsSunlight Park, England
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Table, familyTaxTemporary homeTenantTenementN.Y. Model, AssociationTennysonTenure,permanence ofshortness ofuncertainTransition periodTuberculosis
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U.S. Bureau of LaborUnrest, domesticUnsanitaryUtopian
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VeblenVentilationVillage housesinflux from
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Wage-earnersWaste, conspicuousWatchword of the futureWater, hotWedding presentsWell-being of community threatenedWells, H.G.White plagueWifeWindowWomanWomen, corporation ofWomen's workWork,menialproductivewomen'sWorkers, effectiveWorking men
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Young peopleYouth, American