








This is Home Folks: A Geography for Beginners by J. Russell Smith, a hardcover school geography from The John C. Winston Company, Philadelphia, copyright 1927.
The tan cloth cover shows wear, soiling, and a small white scuff on the front, and there is a spot on some pages and pencil scribbles on the blank back page, while the photographs inside print clearly, as the photos show.
The book opens with a note To Teachers, explaining a new plan to begin geography with how boys and girls live in the country and in the city. Chapters such as The Farm Home, The Chickens, the Eggs, and the Huckster, and Life in a Large City follow children through everyday work and places.
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This 1927 Winston copy of Home Folks has its black and orange family cover and photographs of farms and city markets, and it suits a shelf of early school readers. If it's the right copy for you, it's ready to come home.
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