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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1965
Page
5
The article explains why enamel suits kitchens due to durability against grease and washings and offers color guidance. It stresses thorough grease removal before painting and suggests cool blue tones with bright accent colors, plus ceiling and wall color tricks to alter perceived space.
Practical guide explains how sound is absorbed by soft furnishings and materials. It recommends adding sound absorbing surfaces such as ordinary ceiling tiles acousti cal tiles insulation boards and gypsum boards to deaden noise in workshops or rooms.
Eight building permits are on file at the Biddeford Building Inspector's office. The plans include a single family home at 14 Round Hill Road with a $15000 cost, a private garage at 9 Ray Street for $500, demolition of sheds on 259 Granite Street, demolition of building 29 at Main Street for West Point Pepperell, a Biddeford Pool single family home for $7500, a Biddeford Pool bedroom addition, an alteration at 500 Elm Street for $5500, and a bedroom addition for Edwin P. Stevens of New York City.
A report states two thirds of serious accidents occur at home and lists risks such as improperly placed ladders, curled rug edges, slip-prone bath mats, broken handrails, sharp corners, cluttered hallways, and toys on stairs as common causes.
Insulation behind walls helps prevent noise escape and there are special duct products that absorb fan noise to reduce sound transfer between rooms.
A well designed bathroom with built-in storage and paneling can greatly boost storage for towels medicines and supplies. Strategic use of boxings under the basin higher wall cabinets and dividers can separate areas for toilet tub and shower while enhancing decor with paneling and seals. Use pine paneling with sealer and clear finish to withstand humidity and outlast fixtures.
Use snips for cutting sheet metal. In cutting, ensure blades are at right angles to the work.
Health Capsules outlines factors behind dizziness fatigue and insomnia noting these may mask underlying depression. It cautions readers that information is not diagnostic and emphasizes seeking professional guidance. Tomorrow topic covers population growth implications.
A detailed account describes a free standing fireplace install for under 400 dollars. It covers planning the hearth height and chimney reach, constructing the raised hearth, framing, and attaching a pre fabricated chimney. The piece emphasizes following the National Code of Fire Underwriters and safety steps for a functional home installation.
A household extension cord is for temporary use not permanent wiring. Do not use lamp cords for power tools as tools draw more amperage. For tools, use at least 18 gauge. with long cords use 16 or 14 gauge to reduce power loss.
Readers receive practical guidance on cleaning dust from a freshly painted wooden house, termite prevention around a poured concrete foundation, and non slip solutions for rear concrete steps. Techniques include washing with detergent, moisture control, sanded paint surfaces, and optional concrete resurfacing.
Alkali in concrete mortar and joints harms oil-base paints. For concrete brick or stone exteriors use masonry exterior latex or solvent-thinned resins that resist alkali. Oil-base paints may only be used on surfaces in excellent condition with no peeling.
A brief note on forming ornamental wrought iron highlights that red hot metal can be bent into nearly any shape. It mentions using a liquid-fuel hand torch for hobbyists and notes manufacturers use an open forge for shaping and forging processes.
Wood strips applied to the table edge protect the marble top from chipping and damage. The article notes the strips form a protective border along the edge to resist impact.
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