Flag Code Revealed in Historic National Conference
A historical flag code from a 1923 national conference outlines proper use of Old Glory. It details display rules, procession etiquette, half mast signals, and penalties for desecration, with guidance on handling flags at ceremonies and on vehicles.
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Memorial Continental Hall
Washington, D. C
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District of Columbia
Square Shaped Homes Cut Construction Costs Eyes on Rectangles
The article promotes rectangular house design to save costs, arguing irregular shapes raise masonry needs. It describes a 24 by 26 foot six room home with open living spaces, an entrance porch, colonial porch pillars, French doors, and a shared central hall leading to three second floor bedrooms and a bath.
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Foundation tips to check before buying a house
A correspondent urges buyers to inspect basements for water seepage and standing water. It covers foundation wall thickness by material type, warns against cement with sand or clay, and stresses checking wall plates for dry rot and delay as the first symptom of structural decay.
Yellow tones warm rooms despite dreary days
The article explains that yellow and golden colors brighten spaces and compensate for lack of sunshine. It notes yellow and rosy tones create warmth and coziness in living rooms, while pale colors can moodily shift the mood, describing the effect of color in interior decor.
Simplicity in Home Design Gains Widest Notice
The piece argues for simplicity and dignity in small homes, noting elaborate designs raise costs without adding value. Postwar shifts push durable materials, reduced total investment, and better domestic architecture. Readers see a trend toward cost efficiency and enduring appeal in American communities.
Common Brick Use in Historic English Homes
The article notes that rougher fired bricks give exterior walls a sturdy, rugged look and that many ancient English houses, some hundreds of years old, still stand. It contrasts past masons with today’s exacting standards, explaining walls often lean or bulge yet remain durable and in use.
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