
THE AMERICAN - COUNTRY GIRL - BY - MARTHA FOOTE CROW - AUTHOR OF - "ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING," "HARRIET BEECHER STOWE," ETC. - WITH FIFTEEN ILLUSTRATIONS FROM PHOTOGRAPHS - NEW YORK - FREDERICK A. STOKES COMPANY - PUBLISHERS
Copyright, 1915, by - Frederick A. Stokes Company
TO THE - SEVEN MILLION COUNTRY LIFE GIRLS - OF AMERICA - WITH THE HOPE THAT THEY - MAY SEE THEIR GREAT PRIVILEGE - AND DO THEIR HONORABLE - PART IN THE NEW - COUNTRY LIFE ERA
ILLUSTRATIONS
NOTE
CHAPTER I - THE COUNTRY GIRL—WHERE IS SHE?
CHAPTER I - THE COUNTRY GIRL—WHERE IS SHE?
CHAPTER II - THE HEART OF THE PROBLEM
CHAPTER II - THE HEART OF THE PROBLEM
CHAPTER III - IS THE COUNTRY GIRL HAPPY ON THE FARM?
A lively portrait of growing up in America’s open lands, this work celebrates the everyday joys and responsibilities of the country girl. Through vivid sketches of sunrise‑lit farms, cheerful kitchen chores, and the camaraderie of pets and siblings, readers glimpse a life where fresh air and hard work nurture both body and spirit. The author interweaves practical guidance on gardening, knitting, and budgeting with personal anecdotes that show how simple tasks become sources of pride and learning.
Beyond daily routines, the book explores how community groups, school clubs, and agricultural fairs inspire young women to expand their horizons. It highlights the role of organizations such as the Y.W.C.A. and Camp Fire in providing sport, service, and artistic expression, while also offering reflections on health, education, and the quiet strength found in rural solitude. Together, these pages paint a hopeful picture of a generation eager to shape a modern, wholesome country life.
Language
en
Duration
~9 hours (543K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Annie McGuire
Release date
2010-06-23
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1854–1924
A pioneering educator and writer, she helped shape higher education for women in the American South while also building a substantial career as an author and literary scholar. Her life joined teaching, public speaking, and writing in a way that made her a notable figure in her era.
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