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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
8
The article notes a conservative six room frame home 28 by 24 feet with skip lap siding and a sun room 2 feet 6 inches by 18 feet plus balcony. It emphasizes yearly improvements and imaginative planning to build a lasting, attractive dwelling for years, not a flashy showplace.
The text discusses buying a home as a long term investment and outlines prudent steps. It advises saving funds, budgeting costs, and assessing total value relative to income. It warns against rushing the decision and stresses consulting an educated advisor for sound planning.
The guidance describes adding height by percent, applying striped Nes wallpaper in a pattern, aligning the paper to run directly, and finishing the ceiling with a plain color matching the background shade. If the shade is not too dark, a hinge from wall to ceiling is specified as 80 units.
Painters urge two coats for lasting, economical house painting. Outside surfaces dirt fast and one coat hides little. two coats double durability, reduce future bills, and rely on high quality paint and skilled mixing for best results.
The article extols versatile clay tiles for home use including porches, pergolas, seats, gates, entries, and interior walls. It highlights beauty in simple designs, fireproof qualities from high heat, and suitability for both exterior and interior spaces with practical, unfading charm.
Red Hartshorn presides over a tangled tale of love and jealousy at Camp Westlake and Camp Pineywoods. Neil Rogers dies not by illness but by guilty conscience and scheming, while Sally Arnold and Bob Warren reunite after a three year ache, as Red plots a final comic twist.
Dr Frank Howard Richardson, child specialist, argues in Hygela Magazine that children are not finished products. They are training for independent life and must learn to make decisions. The emphasis should be cooperation and obedience to universal laws, not obedience to parental whim.
J A Marshall director of the British Mosquito Control Institute at Hayling Island reports that a certain mosquito species cured paralysis in some patients. Experiments induced the insect to bite a malaria patient and later a general paralysis patient, yielding partial and complete cures.
A Vintage column recalls Henry I. Finck on Olive Fremstad and a teacher’s praise while Napoleon’s diamond myth links to the Regent in Brance. Humorous exchanges highlight parental pride, wealth myths, and a punchline about conceit as a cure for little men.
Government plant experts are conducting thorough trials of paper mulch used to suppress weeds between plants. Originating with a Hawaiian pineapple grower, the technique shows promise on small truck patches, but officials will not issue a final report until testing across paper types and locations is complete.
Anglers over eighteen in Maryland require licenses yet small boys push ahead to catch the most fish. Yorkminster houses an Anglo Saxon gospel copy, the cathedral’s oldest. Aluminum tanks aim to resist oil sulfurs, preventing corrosion and frequent renewals. French pronunciation challenges arise from irregular rules.
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