Sewage and sewerage of farm homes [1928]

"Sewage and Sewerage of Farm Homes" by George M. (George Milton) Warren is a helpful guide for farmers from the early 1900s on how to handle waste properly. The book is like a bulletin that teaches the basics of keeping things clean and building good sewage systems at home. It stresses the importance of getting rid of farm waste in a way that keeps people and animals healthy, and stops waste from becoming a problem. It starts by explaining why it’s so important to have clean sewage systems on farms, noting that not taking care of waste can cause health problems. The author then gives definitions related to sewage, talks about the types and amounts of waste that come from a home, and points out the dangers of not handling sewage correctly. By giving practical advice, the book wants to show farmers how to build good sewage systems so they can protect their families and the environment from getting sick while staying clean.