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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1929
Page
7
The article outlines how modern home furniture emphasizes comfort and individuality within standardized forms. Davenport remains central in living rooms with mohair upholstery and reversible cushions, while chairs, tables, desks, and cabinets diversify to fit room size and owner personality.
The design presents a compact, efficient bungalow with a basement, service entry, and a kitchen featuring a refrigerator in the entry. It includes two bedrooms, living and dining rooms, a rear alcove, and various storage options, adaptable to wood frame brick stone or concrete construction.
Several Mass Reformatory employees will attend a Prison Conference at Hotel Bancroft Worcester Friday and Saturday. R B McSweeney reads a Federal Probation paper. A J Smith Jas and Robert Sheehan change jobs. New electric lamps brighten dark street corners. townsfolk urge more lighting to save life and limb.
Readers are invited to mail questions to the Home-Building Editor. The coupon asks what ape want to know about building, house plans, and which building materials interest you. The editor will answer with guidance from authoritative agencies.
West Concord April 10 report of a rally held April 6 by the Middlesex County Extension Service in agriculture and home economics at the Harvey Wheeler School. 4-H members from Concord Bedford Boxboro Carlisle Acton and West Concord attended with George E. Erickson as master of ceremonies. The assembly opened at 10 a.m. and adjourned to the yard for games.
The two reels of moving pictures dealing with health and conditions in the Hawaiiam Islands were shown on a screen set up in the assembly hall.
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