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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1935
Page
6
Natural earth colors consist of iron oxide mineral browns ochres umbers and mineral black among others. Oxides provide tones from warm browns to bright scarlets. For masonry pockets to receive joists ensure a 1 inch air gap and damp proof ends with preservative treatment and water resistant blocking materials.
A coat closet installed in the main hall of a home adds convenience and may be financed through federal housing programs. The project’s size required careful planning and consideration of available credit options.
A closet for home use should be built with inside dimensions of 20 inches deep and 3 to 4 feet wide. A hanging rod across the width, centered about 5 feet above the floor, provides coat storage. Include two shelves about 12 inches apart above the rod and hooks on the walls if desired. The floor should be easily cleaned. A door rack for canes and umbrellas may be added, plus a metal trough to catch water from wet umbrellas and protect the floor.
Hot days and evenings require full screening to keep out flies and mosquitoes. Before painting, inspect siding and corner boards for open joints caused by stress. Re-nail at proper points to reduce moisture and improve insulation, keeping the house tight.
Practical home care notes discuss repairing windows before painting, removing defective material, and replacing components to prevent air leakage and moisture damage. Guidance encourages keeping moisture out and protecting window frames. The section also mentions enjoying open screen porches for full use of outdoor spaces.
WEST ACTON Mrs Jane Whitcom and family are spending the summer at their camp at Fort Pond. Mrs Paul Duncan and daughters have returned from a visit with relatives in Providence R I.
Morning service at 1045 A M with sermon Past Present and Future and notes on early religious days. The church opens to visitors and the morning choir will sing old time popular hymns.
Report claims burns treated with the leaf of aloe vera heal without scarring. The account notes dramatic results in curing severe burns using the tropical plant's leaf.
The town displays red white and blue decorations for its upcoming 200th anniversary opening next Saturday July 20. Mr and Mrs Harry W Clark return to their home once occupied by Major Charles 8S Coulter. Clarkes formerly ran a Beverly business. Marjorie Reed, daughter of Kenneth and Mrs Reed, returns from East Lebanon Maine. Friends celebrate her full recovery from a recent illness. Carrie Kimball returns from Gilman Vermont to visit her son Milton.
The Boston and Maine Railroad has performed temporary repairs to the grounds and roadway to the South Acton Station. The roadway had been in poor condition for months with deep holes risking injury to motorists. Commuters fear the actions are not permanent and worry about encouraging parking at stations to ride trains.
The statement argues that destinations should enable people to enter grounds freely without fearing harm. It emphasizes safety as a primary concern for venues and events.
Paul Duncan leaves the Cooper Company at Maynard to become architect and engineer for Mutual Insurance Company in Boston. Friends congratulate him on the new assignment. Mention of St Richard boys attending camp and Joyce meeting in Seituate for a two week vacation. The church and health camp note conclude with praise for the environment.
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