Report on P.L. 109-288, the "Child and Family Services Improvement Act of 2006"

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1907 edition. Excerpt: ... free from small drapings, skirts, or elaborate nettings that soon become dirty and shabby. When the supports of the furniture are sufficiently heavy to suggest no thought of weakness, and there is a frame to show wood below the upholstery no fringe is required. The rush seat chair is not in common use, as it was a number of years ago, yet occasionally it is wanted. The frame for such a seat is shallow, not more than an inch and a quarter, and has all its edges rounded. Sometimes the frame is nothing more than turned sticks over which the rushes are twisted and woven into a seat entirely covering them. The cane seat requires a flat frame usually above the seat frame, though it may replace it. On the inner edge of this frame holes are bored through which the cane is drawn and stretched across the opening until a s-at is formed. The sofa is practically an extremely wide chair, and the data given for chairs may be applied to it. The following is a table of dimensions of various chairs taken from satisfactory examples: CHAIR DIMENSIONS. Arms. Scat. Depth Height.--Width--Out---Back.--from Variety. Height. Front. Back. side. Height. Slope, floor. Bedroom chair 18 16 13 17 34 2% Baby's high chair1 20 14 12 13V4 37 3 27 Cheek chair' 17 29 25 27% 44 4% Chip chair 17 22 17% 17 39 18 22 17 17% 38 Dining chair 20 24 22 22 45 2% 26% 20 19 17 19 43 2 19 19 17 18 38% 1% 18 20 15 15 36 2 Easy chair 17 33 28 -24 43 5 21 Easy chair' 17 27 25 27% 41 6% 26 Hepplewhite chair 18 21% 17 17 34% 2 27 Parlor chair' 16% 24 19% 18% 36 4 25% Parlor chair' 14 21 21 18 29 Parlor chair' 18 26% 22% 26% 37 4 25 Parlor chair' 18 20 13 19 36 3 23 Piano bench 20 40.. 15 Reception chair5 17 21 19 21 30 2...