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Newspaper
Brimfield News
Location
Brimfield, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
7
William A. Radford explains a model dairy barn with a 12-foot hollow tile silo, gambrel roof, and extensive feed and litter carrier systems. The design emphasizes airtight walls, central feed alleys, a sunken manure pit, and a high central driveway to improve efficiency and cow comfort, arguing better buildings boost output and staff stability.
The article suggests using colored floor finishes to vary tone and add decorative taste. It notes floors should be darker than walls for solidity, cites Hecht colors as contrary theory, and urges proper surface preparation, suitable finish, and diligent care for lasting results.
A sleeping porch attached to the child’s room is praised as a welcome novelty. Reed furniture options include chairs rockers tables tea carts sofas and chaise longues with a fern stand or window boxes for plants. A canary adds color while a sand table fits the sunroom. children would especially adore a real porch swing with a bright striped awning.
A persuasive note urges consulting a banker for expert guidance on home investments. It argues that time spent commuting may be offset by increased home value and debt should be manageable. The banker offers free advice on the wisdom of the proposed property investment.
A new chimney brick called Interlock ing brick offers fire protection by forming a curved inner flue that promotes swirling hot gases and reduces soot buildup. The design aims to prevent common chimney faults, with a square exterior finishing.
At eighty six years old, Mrs Sarah Putek of San Francisco stars in a one reel moving picture. Relatives in England wished to see her. instead she arranged a home filmed portrait to be sent abroad. The family includes four surviving children, ten grandchildren, and eleven great grandchildren.
In a unique case at the University of Wisconsin two daughters and two sons of James Calwell a Rio lumberman are all in the freshman class of the same term. They are four siblings from one family pursuing their first year at the university.
An oak in memory of Susan B Anthony was presented to the Federation of Women's Clubs of Rochester by the Rochester chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution. The ceremony highlighted historic ties between local civic groups and national suffrage legacy as part of the community remembrance.
An old advertisement promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a safe pediatric remedy replacing Castor Oil Paregoric teething syrups with over 80 years of use. It asserts no narcotics and claims directions on every package and physician endorsement, ending with the genuine signature.
The ad promotes Dare's Mentha Pepsin as a powerful stomach elixir that strengthens the stomach and allows eating without distress. It offers money back if it fails to provide more real help than any previous remedy and urges readers to demand Dare's from reputable druggists.
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