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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1977

Page

6

Staplers and painting tips from a newspaper ad list

A guide promoting Stapler types and uses for home projects. It discusses hammer staplers and plier staplers, notes on holding power, drive mechanisms, and suitability for insulation and fastening thin materials. It also covers paint can usage, staining tests, and budget cautions about cheap models.

Apartment window treatments refresh rooms on a budget

Copley News Service columnist Carole Eichen outlines inexpensive window treatments for apartments. Options include blinds, shades, and roll-ups in exotic materials. recommends considering light, privacy, and a view. Roman shades, bamboo roll-ups, greenery, and seasonal rearrangements are suggested, with care tips for cleaning shades and roll-ups.

Carole Eichen Copley News Service

Cacti thrive in dry atmosphere

Cacti grow well in dry homes because they store moisture and transpire slowly. Desert and succulent types differ: true cacti need a winter rest in cool, dry temps with little water, while succulent, leafy varieties require less water after flowering to rest and recuperate. Soil should be sandy and low in organic matter with some organic content.

Light is vital but misunderstood for plant care

A County Extension Agent explains that plants need light to convert soil nutrients into energy and grow. Too little light weakens, while too much light can scorch leaves. Different plants need varying amounts. choose plants after researching their light needs and consider window exposure and day length.

Ryr Reersst II County Extension

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