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Sewage and sewerage of farm homes [1928]

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Provides practical sanitation principles and step-by-step guidance for disposing of household sewage on farms, defining sewage, sewers, and sewerage while quantifying typical waste. Explains microbial decomposition, the role of air in treatment, and hazards from sewage-borne diseases and parasites with emphasis on preventing contamination of water and food. Describes treatment methods and components such as septic tanks, grease traps, filters, and distribution fields, and stresses design choices based on local conditions. Emphasizes proper construction, routine operation and maintenance, and warns that neglect or improper siting can produce nuisances or health risks.

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George M. Warren

George M. Warren was an author known for his contributions to practical home maintenance literature, particularly in the areas of plumbing and sewage management. His notable works include "Sewage and Sewerage of Farm Homes," published in both 1922 and 1928, which addresses the unique challenges of waste management in rural settings. Additionally, he wrote "Simple Plumbing Repairs in the Home," providing homeowners with accessible guidance for common plumbing issues. Warren's writings reflect a commitment to improving domestic infrastructure and hygiene, making his work relevant for those interested in home improvement and agricultural practices.

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