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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1925
Page
2
A Colonial style house project described by the Architects' Small House Service Bureau highlights graceful character with white siding and shaded porches. It notes thoughtful room flow from vestibule to living and dining areas, ample storage, a sewing room with cupboard and clothes chute, and textured interior walls designed to soften light and reduce echoes.
Fragmentary notes describe textured walls preferred over smooth surfaces for visual interest. It mentions artistic texture creating varied light and shadow, and links wall treatment to architectural design influences.
A piece on authentic wall treatments from the American colonial era, detailing plaster textures and wallpapers before the Revolution. It notes how simple textures complement early furniture and textiles, evoking palace spirit without costly splendor, and hints at further discussion on Page Eight.
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