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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1935
Page
19
A survey indicates the plumbing sector faces strong demand with expected productivity gains by April. Growth is driven by improved equipment, credit access, and new incentives, noting a 22 percent rise in certain metrics and continued progress across regions and firms.
An ash chute directs ashes from range to a basement bin through a 9 inch duct, reducing fire risk by eliminating outdoor ash handling. It uses a 425 chamber to cut cleaning time and can be installed with modernization loans under federal programs.
The guide urges maximizing small living areas by finishing basements and garrets with wall boards and simple construction. It notes many homes lack space and emphasizes creating attractive extra quarters using affordable materials.
The U S Chamber of Commerce endorses the FHA program to revive privately financed residential building. Resolutions urge cooperation among business, labor, and government to stabilize the home mortgage structure, attract capital, and protect neighborhoods through zoning. Obstacles cited include high building costs, mortgage regulations, and potential government competition.
The bulletin from the United States Public Health Service notes that vertical jet fountains pose contamination risks and urges modernization to angle-stream designs. It cites tests showing easy contamination and links epidemic outbreaks to shared fountains, advocating automated mechanisms and guarded fixtures.
A laundry chute from attic to basement reduces handling and clutter by letting soiled garments drop to the laundry room through a door on each floor. The system improves interior neatness and is among built-in aids financed under the Federal Housing Administration redirection credit plan.
Federal Housing Administration technicians say galvanized roofing sheets last longer and resist rust when protected by a thick zinc coating. Zinc makes iron and steel more rust resistant and is a cost effective protective measure.
The article notes a direct relation between sheet weight and protective coating. It states many manufacturers apply a standard two ounces of zinc per square foot of galvanized sheeting to ensure durability.
The Boston and Maine president cites rising freight due to remodeling under the federal housing administration. He notes increased car handling by three key suppliers: one moving five cars in 1923 and 14 in 1934, another 72 in 1933 and 109 in 1934, and the third 31 in 1933 and 67 in 1934 for the first eleven months monitored.
Building a bay window adds space and comfort to a dining or living room. Caulk around the window to seal gaps properly. Dormers in the attic enhance the house’s appearance.
Painted board fences enhance real estate allure and value with low cost. White fences look particularly attractive in spring with green backgrounds, and winter offers a good time to build.
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