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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1964
Page
9
The ad promotes Carrier air conditioning as a solution to hot sticky weather. It highlights cooling, dehumidifying, and air filtration benefits, noting gentle circulation through all rooms and a safer, healthier home environment. It advertises low down payments and easy budget terms with a call to action to visit or call for details.
A motel in Lee opens a gift shop built from a former sleeping unit, stocked with items from around the world. The shop is run by the four Smith family members and associates including Roy and Mrs. Smith, Wallace J. Smith, and Mrs. Birdena Smith. It carries Irish, Bavarian, Chinese, Indian, Japanese, Italian, and Swedish wares, with a one dollar island section and pieces up to 59.95. The Smiths moved from Dalton three years ago, expanded the Laurel Hill Motel, and focus on unique imports rather than local card-selling.
Dear House Doctor explains building a concrete backyard patio with a full step by step method. It covers ground prep drainage, removing topsoil, replacing clay, laying crushed stone, forming and reinforcing with wire mesh and rebar, pouring concrete, and finishing with trowel and float for a smooth surface.
Concrete finishing advice covers using a wood float for non skid surfaces and a steel trowel for a smooth finish. Edging tools round wood form edges to prevent chipping and improve durability.
New York AP report recounts John Hugelmeyer of Riverdale New Jersey postponing a full porch project. He hired pro help for foundation and roof then finished screening himself using frames and aluminum wire. The piece notes planning, venting, and weather considerations before adding screens to enjoy the outdoor space.
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