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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1932
Page
4
The article explains why brick homes are often painted to add color variety and protect the material. It notes brick can be painted nearly any color but recommends painting brick to look like brick rather than imitates other siding, and cautions against white with green trim as a colonial style.
Cleveland News reports local builders claim winter construction lowers costs and boosts profits. They cite earlier rentals, idle investment tax savings, cheaper materials, plentiful labor, and reduced transportation, arguing climate should not halt large projects.
The Mobile Register argues for wider streets and rural highways near urban areas. It credits speed as a factor but says extra room could help drivers avoid collisions and reduce injuries, calling public boards to act with determination.
Fire losses including department upkeep water supply and alarms total 1.112 billion dollars in round figures. The amount is described as so large it could fund a 400 mile road at 25 000 per mile and develop 100 foot lots with homes garages cars and furnishings for many families. Even after all that, 362.8 million would remain to build schools and churches.
A Florida Times Union opinion condemns delivery drivers who treat streets as their private domain. It lists reckless speeds, crowding lighter cars, cutting in, and ignoring passing signals as dangerous misuses. The piece argues such behavior should never be permitted.
The article urges deliberate porch planning as a core design element. It emphasizes integrating the porch from the outset to avoid it seeming like an afterthought or a hopeless appendage in the overall composition.
New York reports pilots like Captain Campbell racing at 328.63 mph in the Schneider Cup and British fliers pushing speeds toward 400 mph. Experts note accelerating heart rate, blood shifts, fatigue, and possible brain effects from repeated high-G turns. Safe limits remain debated as engineers push toward 450 mph straightaway while fearing the toll on nerves and vessels.
Anticipating more deer hunters during the three day October season, A B Cramer orders 3500 licenses. The report notes 2000 permits issued last year and a 52 buck kill in the 1930 season.
Mr and Mrs W H Dickinson and their son Harvey Fields with Miss Lorraine Glaze arrived Friday night after visiting St Louis where they shopped for the Quality First Store.
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