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Akron Register Tribune

Location

Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1930

Page

6

Combination of Siding M for a practical home design

William A Radford offers no cost advisory service on home building topics. The article describes a two brick veneer frame house 30 by 24 feet with living room 16.5 by 22 feet, dining room front corner with five windows, kitchen 9 by 11, central stair to three upstairs bedrooms and bath, two large front rooms, a small back room, and a front roof projection with colonial open porch.

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Paneling on a Budget: Simple Solutions From Home Arts

A Better Homes and Gardens piece argues paneling need not be costly or expert crafted. It urges avoiding old Tudor or French styles, endorsing simple, affordable paneling using wood plaster paint paper or fabrics, with pale colors like pea green for practical rooms.

Baneling Edward W. Donaldson Almpresta

Decorative flooring discussed as vital home feature

The article weighs flooring choices from wood to linoleum, highlighting sub floors, diagonal joist bridging, and cement bases with wire reinforcement to resist basement fires. It notes patterns, durability, and the fire safety and insurance benefits of modern flooring materials.

Porches and the Small House Design Principles

The text argues porches should blend with the home and not appear as protruding excrescences. It warns against excessive post groupings and poor coloring that mar exterior appearance. Porch location affects light, interior comfort, and overall form, favoring glazed porches as versatile spaces for sleeping and breakfast.

Putleerd

Wash Suits Liked for Tots Clothes and Teens

A New York Times fashion note advises against fussy outfits for children and champions sturdy, washable play clothes. Domestic designers offer affordable, well-made options influencing both toddlers and early teens with ensembles, coordinated coats, hats, and breathable fabrics suitable for active summers.

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Banquet for a Traveler Among Colorful Patrolmen

David walks through a magical forest and reaches a border between Canada and the United States. He joins a banquet hosted by patrolmen from various states, each in a different colored uniform. They prepare a feast as David, the guest of honor, is welcomed with cheer.

David Ranier Tacoma Dominion of Canada United States Wyoming California Arkansas

An Unavoidable Absence The Scoutmaster

A terse exchange explains why the scout could not join the last hike. The boy cites issues with his uniform and a phleic term appears in the garbled text, suggesting a disrupted or incomplete report from a scout outing and a missing participation explanation.

Love Will Never Die Amid Marathon Romance

Karl Wesson races for Mary as Tom Slocomb and Mary contend over love and duty. Broadcasts from Georgia relay Karl's cramps and a financing scheme by Mrs. O'Rafferty as Mary wrestles with sacrifice. Tony's street organ keeps singing the refrain while Mary funds the wedding with $2,000.

Tom Mary Karl Wesson Lake Georgia Karl Georgia Tom Slocomb O'Rafferty Thoss Station Uttle Street Lawve Tony Tom Stocomb Tim Shea Tom Slocombran Wesson Shej Rani

Missing Link Theories From Central Asia And Human Origins

British scientist Dr Black advances a Central Asia origin for human development. He argues Himalayan uplift reshaped climate and flora, forcing early anthropoids north and south of the barrier to adapt. The open plains then yielded upright movement, weapon use, and eventual global migration.

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Peace Conference a Failure by a Boy

A fragmentary report describes a child nicknamed Yack hag who tends to settle disputes with playmates by fighting, leading to injuries. His mother urges restraint and suggests a peace conference, but the tale recalls a failed attempt and continues with garbled text reflecting the imperfect transcription.

Yack Peage

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