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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1926
Page
22
A Meigs County report notes a plant in Pomeroy exporting products to the East and mentions a large oil rig plant as a notable local asset.
County Auditor Fred Cornwell records show numerous property transfers across Athens and Ames Townships and surrounding areas. Transactions include Mayne Wolfe to C A Daugherty and Ellen M Bryan to Herman Stage, along with several Dresher and Moore exchanges and large acre adjustments in Ames and Troy townships.
Col Kilpatrick predicts age of permanent construction with towers lasting centuries. He cites hurricane and Tokyo quake resilience, urges enduring design, sun heating, and future airplane landings as part of a stable urban future. He argues builders must unite to craft lasting monuments for descendants.
New wall built radiators attach to steam or hot water systems and fit behind a wall or partition only four inches thick. An inlet below and outlet grill above with a damper control allows heat shutoff. Made from a special metal core with many fins and joints not brazed or welded to prevent leakage. Tests show capacity up to 220 pounds of steam under extreme cold.
Investigators report that fires in homes cause about half of all deaths and burn millions in property each year. Faulty chimneys and flues top the list of causes, with stoves and fuels following. matches and neglected care add to hazards.
Describes a ten room, three bath summer carriage house on the Massachusetts coast resembling a lighthouse. Stone playhouse by Robinson Jettina writer features a cool, roomy interior with windows reflecting sea breezes and rugged seashore harmony. Also a kitchen prep reminder appears.
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