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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1931
Page
2
A national survey by the United States Building and Loan League reports that saving income from two years may fund a home for many earners. Michigan associations back the view, but the committee notes many factors vary by location and financing plans.
A proposed bridge by the National Park Service across the Mio Puerco in Arizona will open 1010 acres to visitors and extend access to 106 square miles of forest land within the Petrified Forest National Monument. The petrified trunks, many 204 million years old, lie scattered as fossil remains across the area.
Miss Hildegard Kneeland of the Bureau of Home Economies outlines the need for a properly equipped kitchen to prevent chaos. She argues the kitchen is the workshop of a third of the population and stresses separate working surfaces, a preparation table, and dedicated storage to boost efficiency and morale.
Miss Kneeland advised arranging kitchen equipment in a step saving sequence from refrigerator to sink, placing items where they are within easy reach to save energy. She stressed adjusting working surface heights for comfort and energy efficiency, noting attractive, brightly finished cabinets cost little extra to maintain.
A belt highway encircling St. Louis Missouri has been named Lind-dergh Boulevard in honor of the Anions flier. The designation recognizes the late pilot and his contributions to aviation and regional transportation.
Indiana Harbor February 21 a barge designed to carry 3500 to 10000 barrels of cement began service between the Universal Atlas Portland Cement plant at Indiana Harbor and the distribution point in Milwaukee The vessel features a scraper to draw cement and a pump to push powder into its hold at up to 1000 barrels per hour The airtight design allows submersion without damaging the cement
The recently installed university service elevator in the Union building has been completed and is ready for operation. It is a gift from the class of 1920 and has a capacity of 2,500 pounds.
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