Economy Home Reflects Personality And Modern Living
A psychologist outlines how home design mirrors inhabitant traits and offers an economy two bedroom plan. It features compact heating efficient layouts and central plumbing with ample storage including large hall linen and a front master bedroom. The ad from Penny's Small Homes promotes blueprints and design portfolios for affordable, distinctive houses.
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Penny
Atkinson Avenue
Detroit -2
Michigan
Home Owners Question Box Clarifies Painting and Fire Safety
Reader asks about painting over green paint after drying and preventing outdoor fire smoke. Advice covers directing firebox draft with wind, having a roof on a house, and risks of sparks in flammable areas. The letter mentions mail carrier Strickland and notices of theft involving telephone bills.
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RK Hk
U.P
Law- Strickland
Hie
Pawtuxet Neck
Lumber Output Stepped Up Amid Steel and Cement Shortages
Despite lumber shortages and fears of higher home prices the industry reports improved output. Weather disruptions in the Northwest held back production earlier but the last week shows orders catching up. Asphalt roofing firms report capacity nearing demand with over 80 percent of needs met and more roofing shifting to new construction.
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Northwest
United States
Same Raw Material Used in Making Roofs and Roads
Fragmentary note discusses roofs and roads sharing a common raw material. Indicates a fire related origin and mentions cork as a possible material. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Coffee The Bard Way
A 47 year old man in Fort Worth Texas reportedly saved half of a plan to buy coffee by using a nickel for a cup. The incident outlines frugal behavior in daily life and references a humorous or idiomatic remark about coffee costs.
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Fort Worth, Tex
U.P
Record pace of home building boosts furniture mills
The article notes rapid home construction driving furniture factories to peak output. William C Taam, president of the Me and nigit on the wana seaut tf on eee.
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William C. Taam
Nigit
Eee
Garden Mulch Kills Weeds And Keeps the Soil Moist
Garden mulches cover the soil to suppress weeds and maintain moisture. Experiments show fresh organic materials like straw and peat moss stabilize soil and prevent compaction. Chewing’s fescue grass sown between rows can substitute manure mulch at lower cost, while rye grass or lawn clippings also provide effective ground cover to reduce evaporation.
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Ohio
Eport
Insulation Cuts Illinois House Fuel Use By 32 Percent
The University of Illinois Small Homes Council states that insulating an uninsulated home with full thick mineral wool in walls and above the top floor ceiling saves 32 percent of fuel needed for heating.
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University of Illinois Small Homes Council
Not Too Late to Sow Seed of Fast Growing Flowers
A garden note on sowing faster germinating flowers. Choose quick germinators, sow where they will grow, prevent crusting and moisture loss, and thin to one plant per spot. Plant annuals like Calendula Nicotiana Cosmos Zinnia Nasturtium Marigolds for early blooms.
Tucker Family Vacationing in Concord Area
Dr and Mrs Edgar W Tucker and their children formerly of Concord are visiting locally with relatives and friends in New York born Joslin family connection Virginia Joslin is the former Mrs Elmer B Joslin of 8 Middle Street Concord.
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Edgar W. Tucker
New York
Concord
Tucker
Virginia Joslin
Elmer B. Joslin
Middle Street
Concord Woman Graduates From Fitchburg State Teachers College
Mrs Olive Jensen Wood daughter of Reformatory Officer Gustave E Jensen of 9 Grove Street West Concord earned a BS degree at Fitchburg State Teachers College last Friday. Probation officer Allan Wilson of Lexington resumed duties Monday at the district court after a three week vacation with Dr John J Sheehan filling in.
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Concord District Court
Madeline. W. Ryan
Wacord
Evelyn M
Southers
Menographic Ce
Chewsland
Ohio
Thomas Ryan
West Concord
Olive’ Jensen Wood
Gustave. E. Jensen
Grove Street
Fitchburg State Teachers College
Allan Wilson
Lexingtoin
Mondev
Con District Court
Big John J. Sheehan
Robin thriving on milk and raw hamburger diet
Mrs. Earle M. Hawich of Hawich Mass reports her captive robin is thriving on a diet of milk and raw hamburger, with the bird appearing healthy and eager for feed.
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Hawich
Mass
Earle M
Robin
Nonsense OCR Fragment Sparks Little Clarity
The readable text is fragmentary and lacks coherent details or identifiable names. It does not yield a verifiable event, person, place, or date for a proper news-style card.
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