Increase in farm modernization loans reported May 1935
Federal Housing Administration data show 1326 farm modernization loans totaling $532 418.55 in May, with 4620 loans totaling $1 918 497.04 from January to April. Buying power for farm purchases has risen since 1933 and 1935, as corn, butterfat, and other products now fund equipment at lower grain equivalents.
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Wallpaper Blends With Built In. FHA projects in fall
Officials of the federal housing administration anticipate additional increases in farm modernization projects during the fall. With rising purchasing power, reports indicate modernization plans in virtually every agricultural state. Modernization credits may be repaid as crops are sold rather than in fixed monthly installments. Lending institutions may align payments with crop completion and sale. Projects include barns repairs to homes roofing heating electric water systems wells and more, under the insured plan.
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Direct Attention To Improved Garage Doors
If house doors were neglected as garage doors so often are the housewife might be ashamed of her home. Heavy garage doors have hinges too light to withstand weather and wear. Summer is good to remove neglected doors replace worn hardware refinish surfaces and add fixtures to keep them in repair. Drive a two by four post next to the open door to keep it rigid and prevent hinge strain.
Den mark on the Train to Copenhagen and Baltic Crossing
A travel narrative describes a Berlin to Copenhagen journey by train, meeting a tall woman, a businesslike man, and a meditative youth. On the Baltic crossing, the party boards a first class dining area with a cold, lavish kaltebord feast featuring meats, seafood, salads, and lavish garnishes enjoyed by travelers.
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