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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1941
Page
4
A survey of home furnishing novelties showcased for U S and Canada retailers includes a rhythm coffee table and wing chairs with leather and fabric upholstery. Other items feature Lucite legs, bleached mahogany desks, adjustable height end tables, and a variety of midcentury style bedroom pieces.
The article discusses built in bunks as space saving durable furniture for growing boys and notes options from ready cut units to self designed builds. It highlights a Modified Regency birch dinette suite shown at the American Furniture Mart with pale leather chairs and carved wreath backs.
In June Constance Darby plans a marriage proposal to Terry Cannon, an aspiring coach returning after six months. A chance encounter with journalist Keith and a later night with Rosalind reveal temptations and class tensions as Constance decides to wait for true commitment. The couple share vows on a hopeful beach day, while Rosalind confesses agitation and jealousy, foreshadowing further conflict to come.
A local blog item lists numerous permits approved last week for residences and commercial work. Names include Jennie Witousek, Gerald E McCune, Kent Co Kimm, John Hanley, R R Potter, Estelle E Blackwood, Lloyd Delehoy, L J Greenwood, Owen E Kennedy, and Zodac with addresses across NE and SW districts. Projects include new dwellings, garages, reroofs, and remodels with values ranging from 125 to 4500 dollars.
A vintage notice describes mirror styles from round to oblong shapes to suit period rooms. It highlights leaf and floral patterns and empire baroque motifs in silver or gold framed wood.
Bearing walls support the ends of floor joists and roof rafters. Nonbearing walls act as partitions or screens and do not carry floor or roof loads.
Small bedrooms seem to expand with the right carpet. Use dark cool tones in sunny rooms and warm colors in north or shaded rooms. For rugs, keep floor visible margin under six inches in a fourteen foot room.
William Brady argues against pepsin as a remedy and emphasizes that true digestion starts in the mouth. He notes denture quality impacts digestion and stresses proper mastication and salivation shape gastric juice and digestion outcomes.
The article argues that chewing efficiency and dental function are essential for good digestion and overall health. It notes that most calories come from carbohydrates and that starch digestion relies on ptyalin, likening dental health to core medical support. It emphasizes the dentist’s essential role alongside physicians.
A warning piece on how a widespread electrical blackout would cripple homes and highlight the need for proper wiring under the National Electrical Code. It stresses sufficient circuit sizing for ranges and appliances, dedicated kitchen outlets, multiple circuits per room, convenient switches, and planning for reading and cooking tasks.
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The note recalls Henry VII rumored to gorge on iced foods and suffer consequences as part of his splendor and medieval courtly rituals.
Duncan Phyfe may not have played bridge but his influence appears on the new round bridge tables. Many feature plain and pie crust leatherette tops, with 36 inch diameter sizes favored for comfortable card play.
Practical advice on pairing upholstery with frames and maintaining harmony among woods. Guidance covers fabric choices for Colonial furniture, color coordination with existing room colors, and avoiding clashes between light and dark woods. Also advises proportional furniture size, room exposure based color schemes, and period-consistent additional pieces.
Ina D. Miner sells the dwelling at 1417 Oakland road NE and three acres between Oakland road and Center Point road NE to Mr and Mrs W J Wenke of Westwood drive NW. The transaction was processed through Malcolm V Bolton and company.
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