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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1934
Page
20
A house shows how escaping furnace heat melts snow on a roof, revealing attic insulation as the fix. Completing half the attic with wall board creates a spare room and reduces heat escape, saving fuel costs. Analysis cited by the American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers supports 35 to 68 percent cost recovery.
The National Forest Reservation Commission reports rapid expansion in 1933 with 667,314 acres approved and 169,042 acres acquired. east and south regions see six to eight million additional acres under a $20 million executive authorization, with monthly gains about 500,000 acres.
Dark ceilings are rising in popularity for old high ceiling rooms. House Beautiful suggests color pairings such as midnight blue or sapphire blue ceilings with pale walls, and combinations including gray walls, brown rugs, and terra cotta or yellow accents to create atmospheric, contemporary spaces.
Edward J. Falkenstein of Cleveland initiated a detailed probe into alleged irregularities in the merger of Lima Trust and the First American Bank and Trust Company and the subsequent failure of the new entity. The inquiry began in Lima on February 2.
Washington February 2 Democratic National Committee will maintain a hands off policy in upcoming congressional state and municipal primary campaigns Postmaster General James A Farley announced.
Home management experts praise painted walls woodwork and floors as the most sanitary and practical finish. Proper varnish protects dark corners from moisture, makes surfaces washable and deters household vermin for a cleaner, healthier home.
Two thousand five hundred bang ings in New York are supplied with steam by one public utilities company.
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