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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1950
Page
6
The text describes perennials that can be grown from seed as readily as beans. It lists species such as Antheremis, Hésperis, Gelardas, Trollius, and Pagans, noting bloom timelines, seed sowing tips, and transplanting to nursery rows for late-season establishment and next-year flowering.
The average FHA insured loan for insulating a home is 276 dollars. Tests show full thick mineral wool insulation pays for itself in winter fuel savings within three years. Government forecasts indicate potential severe fuel shortages in the coming period.
Frank Hinckley of POTS Blonde Woodchuck Command in Massachusetts was killed by a 22 rifle fired from 75 yards after ongoing disputes with a Cape Cod woodchuck that had troubled the area for years.
Niles Michigan report notes a sow at a local farm looked too good to be true, prompting inspection by authorities. Details remain unclear due to fragmentary text.
A column narrator relays selecting a striking home design during a shopping trip. The piece strolls through the house’s features like the curved porch, snack bar, built in drawers, and spacious master closet, ending with an offer to buy blueprints from Penny's Small Homes in Detroit.
The article notes a faulty chimney leads to wasted fuel and smoke in homes with under sized flues. It mentions measures to reduce smoke and maintain a comfortable temperature, highlighting concern over chimney design and maintenance.
Fragmentary police blotter style note from Savannah recounts Donald Gray teaching a class and gaining attentive listening from a student. text is garbled and hard to parse but suggests a classroom scene with Gray speaking.
An article outlines common urban noise sources from trucks to home noises and offers practical fixes. It lists methods such as fiberboard ceilings, sound resistant walls, floating floors, thicker or double windows, mineral wool insulation, muted bells, oiled hinges, and heavy drapes to curb noise and improve comfort.
The note presents questions about patching thin stacks and plaster walls using white lead and turpentine, removing stains on leather, cleaning concrete floors with Portland cement or lime, and whether lavender petals kill meth labels. Answers indicate methods for patching, cleaning, and odor control.
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