Farm Equipment Sales Rise with Drought Boost
Preliminary estimates show U S farmers' cash income up near one billion dollars in 1934 versus 1933 with 1935 income reaching nine to ten billion. Dun and Bradstreet figures indicate equipment sales climbed from about 120 million in 1933 to 185 million in 1934 as pumps water tanks wagon tanks and well drilling gear benefited from drought relief. Despite gains farmers remain behind on equipment by roughly one billion dollars while four-year sales average lag behind 1925–29. Optimism for next year accompanies most farm purchase reports.
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Stairs and Sidewalks Add to Home’s Curb Appeal
Describes how sidewalks, drainage pipes and front stairs built of wood, stone or cement contribute to a well kept house appearance. Emphasizes sturdy construction and neat presentation as values in home upkeep.
Mirror for Bedroom Adds Space and Comfort
A full length mirror on the bedroom closet door presents a convenient frequent use item. The addition is affordable and gives a sense of more space in the room.
General tips on placing electrical outlets
The article advises using a double outlet between doors where furniture sits and recommends at least one outlet on each wall. It presents a practical rule to improve room accessibility and functionality.
SHUT FAUCETS SLOWLY
When water pressure is high, avoid shutting off the stream with a jerk. Close faucets slowly to prevent damage or splashing and maintain steady flow control.
Plumbing hammering signals danger to pipes
Rattling or hammering noises in plumbing indicate a potential problem that, if ignored, can lead to serious damage and costly repairs.
Painting to Improve Old Galvanized Hot Water Tank
The article suggests painting a galvanized hot water tank to improve appearance in old houses. Ensure the tank is cold and unheated during painting and drying. Clean with washing soda, wipe with vinegar, rinse with clear water, dry, then apply two thin coats of enamel thinned with turpentine.
Ridge Preserved Link Requires 500 Tons Red Lead
Only 500 tons of red lead are required to preserve a remaining to protect the East River bridge. The note highlights limited material needed for ongoing preservation work on the structure.
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