Keith’s Magazine on Home Building

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jul 27, 1904

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 30, No. 30.

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Keith’s Magazine on Home Building

Keith’s Magazine on Home Building for June, opens with “A California Country House,” illustrated, showing the peculiar development and possibilities of the situation. “The Shut-in Garden” is discussed and illustrated with various views of various times and countries. “Typical American Homes” has two illustrations with elevations and floor plans. “Our First Home,” by Stanley J. Williams, gives an interesting account of what was done within certain limitations. The other usual departments of the magazine are, “Decorating and Furnishing,” “Answers to Questions,” “Household Economics,” “Table Chat,” “Splinters and Savings,” “Notes and Hints,” “Architect’s Corner,” “Glimpses of Books,” etc. These are filled with information and valuable hints, and the number closes with elevations, plans, specifications and estimating of a dozen dwellings of various designs and capacities. A useful and interesting number. The magazine is a help to builder, architect, or to one wishing to build a home. The Keith Publishing Co., Minneapolis, Minn., $1.00 per year.