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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1927
Page
3
W A Radford explains economical hog housing emphasizing ventilation and sunlight. The south facing aw-tooth roof design uses windows to admit sun in late winter, with a frame structure on concrete floors and troughs. The 24 by 91 foot building houses 18 pens per side in a center feeding alley, with a 18 foot concrete feeding floor to double as summer shelter.
A breezy editorial urges bright kitchen colors to match modern life. It argues a cheerful, well lit workspace boosts efficiency, with washable paints in lively hues, concealed clutter, and color psychology to please different tastes.
An article stresses that proper ventilation is essential in homes just as in factories and public spaces. It explains a ventilating unit with strong suction placed in an attic or upstairs window creates noticeable air flow throughout the house and can cool a dwelling after running fifteen to twenty minutes before bed.
Amid concerns of structural safety the piece urges firm floor supports and solid footings. It stresses bedded bricks and mortar quality and advises against temporary fixes on bridging soft spots to ensure lasting stability.
Floor colors should blend with the finish and be mellow and unobtrusive. Hardwood is durable, especially if not fully covered, with oak, maple, birch, beech listed as options. soft woods like white pine and fir also used. Linoleum or tile floors are best laid during construction. plain or small allover rug patterns suit rooms with plain walls, while figured walls suit plain rugs.
Women show growing interest in home appearance with decorating and furnishing. The evolution moved from stiff parlor furniture to flexible, comfortable layouts. Interior decorating has become practical, personal, and tasteful, emphasizing simple schemes that reflect the owner's taste.
A Sunday School lesson text on Ephesians 5 and 6 outlines the home as foundational to church and nation. It covers the husband's selfless love, the wife's submission, the headship of the husband, obedience to parents, and parental nurture within the Godly home, stressing marital unity and moral upbringing.
Quote from President Harding calls for attention to religious instruction of American children. Includes a biblical reflection about souls saved for the kingdom by J. B. Suter and a sentiment about divine strength during weakness from Echoes.
A hospital story recalls Mrs Bayes one of thousands helped by charity programs in Missouri. After a long illness she regained strength with basic foods and support, illustrating how enduring aid aids recovery and daily life for many residents in need.
Department of Commerce reports American glass tumblers are popular in Abyssinia. In Aden over half of tumblers come from the United States. In 50 public coffee shops about 2000 glasses are American made. The Hue and Cry, once used to advertise felons, dates from 1710 in England.
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