Schemes in Dirt; a Sequel to "Back lot Schemes," a Compendium of Unique, Unusual and Novel "stunts" in Getting Easy Profits From a Back Yard, a City l (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175802989)

"Schemes in Dirt; a Sequel to 'Back lot Schemes, ' a Compendium of Unique, Unusual and Novel 'stunts' in Getting Easy Profits From a Back Yard, a City lot or a Little bit of Ground" offers a fascinating glimpse into the entrepreneurial spirit of the early 20th century. Penned by Benjamin Arnett Burdick, this book details a variety of creative and practical methods for generating income from small plots of land. Readers will discover innovative approaches to utilizing backyards and city lots for profitable ventures. Emphasizing self-sufficiency and resourcefulness, this volume is both a historical artifact and a testament to the enduring appeal of ingenuity in small-scale business.

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